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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-01-07
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
SALMAGUSDI.

George Porter. the Deeth merchant,
is i'll town.
Sheriff Matccr collected s55i.50 fer
for fees and licenses last month.
Fred Wilson is III town on his way
east for the benefit OF his health.
rho high school reopened this
morning with thirty.two pupils in at.
Tendance.
There are l o new developments in
the Ohio Senatorial light. Both sides
are confident of winning.
There has recn II death in Reno
from diphtlIcria and the Gazette SAYS
something Of Il panic prevails.
There are eight patients i'll the
county hospital and five prisoners
boarding with Sheriff Matcer.
The indication are that our fine
weather Is over. IT showed some
this afternoon and the prospects are
good for Il big storm.
Chicago will have nm underground
system Of pneumatic tubes through
which packages Of every description
can b" shot to any part of ,he city.
Max NOrdan, the student Of degen-
cracy, figures out that at the present
rate Of nerve abuse the civilized
world will he crazy by the year 23CO
\. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith got in
from Ruby Valley last night. Mrs.
Smiths health is not very good and
she will remain in town for medical
treatment.
The last payment To the govern
men 10y the L. 4. reorganization for
the Union PaGitic Railway wa made
yesterday by Il check for $50 $1,000,
round figures, being deposited
ut the New York sub treasury.
Mrs. Robert Grimmon of the Ar
llngtCn House, Carson, fell oil "a step
ladder Monday and sustained injuries
that will likely terminate fatally.
Her physicians have given up all hope
OF her recovery.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-01-07
PAID THE PENALTY.
the FINAL ACT IN THE EMAS
UEL CHURCH TRAGEDIES.

D'cu frotestinH His limo
cence on the Gallows.
Special from the Gazctte.l
RENO, New, January z, 1898.
Durrant was hanged at San Quen.
tin thus morning. Tho trap was
sprung at 1875. He made a short
talk on the scatIold protesting his in
nocence. He embraced the Catholic
faith this morning and was granted
extreme JUNCTION. He ate a hearty
breakfast and dressed with great
care. Durrant took a lively interest
In the religious exercises and was less
nervous than any Of his attendants.
Tho meeting between the prisoner
and his PARENTS was very touching.
His mother babe hem goodbye about
9.io. Durrant's last words were al
die innocent"
LATEE:-Theodore Durrant was
executed at 1895 this morning in the
State Penitentiary. He assembled the
scaffold calmly. following Father La
gan who administered to his spiritual
wants, he having been baptized into
the Catholic faith earlier in the day.
lie made a brief speech in quiet tones
asserting his innocence aud forgiving
those -7lo prosecuted him, mention
ing especially the press OF San Fran
cisco. His last word were:-1I am
innocent His death appeared to be
painless. Durrant died protesting to
the last his innocence of the murder
OF Blanch Lamont and Minnie Will
iams. He maintained to the very
end the same marvellous GOODNESS
and nerve which characterized
him throughout his long imprison.
ment and many trials and de o
strated that he was indeed the ~crim-
inal OF the century" His farewell
words were spoken in a very SUBJ
dued, clear voice by its calmness and
freedom OF passion or emotion. II
caused many heads to turn away and
many eyes TO fill with tears. He for
gave his enemies with no trace OF
concealed resentment and proclaimed
his innocence with the calmness OF
one asserting an undeniable truth.
lie was the least affected OF any OF
the many people who witnessed the
death scene and ever after the fatal
drop he quivcred not nor gave other
evidence of having suffered pain.
At 1928 the gates Of the prison had
closed III tho last man who would
witness the hanging. The crowd had
gathered i'll the cold, bare room adj
joining the place OF execution but not
until nearly 1890 sharp did the doors
OF the scaifold from the larger apart
mcnt swing to ad the visitors.
The ceremony was very simple. The
audience had no sooner entered the
room than a silence fell upon
tile gathering. The door OF the
condemned cell clanxed and
IN II fraction Of Il minute
thereafter Warden Hale entered.
closely followed by father Lagan and
the prisoner, led between two guards.
The priest stepped aside and Durrant
IN a very e~motionless and apparently
unaffected manner made u short
speech. There was no sincerity in
The mans words. They we're cold
and pnssionless. There was no scene
Mt the gallow. Mrs. Durrant did not
witness the execution. She remained
in a room in the lower part of The
prison and showed unmistakable
signs OF grief tempered with n dog
ged desire to create the impression
that she was too proud to weep.
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Arc happily combined in Hoods
Sarsaparilla Coupon Calendar for
1893. Tho lovely child's head in nm
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tFRoM FRIDAYS DAILY
SALNIAGUNDI.

'"'S Va iab1St bo'No W niVa-
ander's.
Several inches OF snow fell last
night.
Dancing pumps and light weight
boots and shoes ut Alexander's. =
The INDEPENDENT is indebted to
Mr.. Bragg OF the Gazette for its re-
port OF Durrant's execution.
Jacobs, the tailor, cleans and re-
pairs ladies' dresses, cloaks, etc. ut
reasonable prices. Satisfaction guar
anteed or no charge. =
Additional fancy goods including
an elegant variety OF gents and
ladies' neckwear Just received ut
A~lexander's. y
Dave Casper has Just received a
new lot OF samples OF Fall mud
Winter Clothing which will DO made
to order from 1880 up.
Miss NJ. CumEIins' Dress making
parlors at MB. Kcith's. Will also
sew 10y the day in private families
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Sheriff Matccr returned from
Reno last night and went up to
Wells this morning. He reports Mr..
Sheldon getting along nicely mt the
Asylum.
LOST:-Between the Depot Hotel
and the Webster Building "A gold
chain bracelet with a small paddock.
The finder will please return the
same to this office or to Mrs. j. W.
Pinder at the Webster building.
Lodgings u hc had az tie Silver
Brick Lodging house, kept by Mrs.
III. McAdams, for 80 cents a night
Tie rooms are finely furnished md
III a new brick building in the rear Of
Alexandcr's store.
lille III are LOOKING for u change
10 the weather. examine tue latest
patterns in wall paper ut the PostOf-
ice. All goods FIRST class md at the
,owest living prices. Call in and en-
anime my stock. No :rouble to show
goods. |. y. SHERwood.
The article under the caption OF
= The Correct Policy" should be read
by every Democrat in Elko county
Ii outlines the proper policy to be
pursued by the Nevada Democracy
in the Fall campaign. The IYnErES.
DENT will have something further to
say OH the question next week.
The Knights OF Pythias installed
their officers last night and then
adjourned with their ladies to the
dining OF the Commercial Hotel
and stuffed their jackets ut tho ban.
quet table. After getting away with
the catables, they adjourned to the
hall and whiied away Il few hours in
a merry dance.
The latest from the Ohio Senator
ial fight is that the Anti llama com
bInc has the best OF the situation. AS
the count now stands llama is beat
en-. The most important develop
mcnt yesterday was IA conference in
favor OF Jcptha Garrard OF Cincin-
natl. silver Republican, ms the man on
whom the opposition viii try to con-
centratc against Hanna, Some OF
The free silver Democrats refuse to
vote for Republicans like Bushnell
or Mckisson and are trying to get up
a combination on Garrard for the
short term and Mclean for tho long
term. 1t Is claimed that Garrard will
get the entire Democratic vote and
than enough Republican votes
to elect him. Tie fight is getting
very warm.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-01-07
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
SALMAGUNDl.

J.B. Scott and J.. ]. Hylton are in
from Mound Valley.
Read the speech Of Congressman
Newlande. 1t will interest you.
DIR. GARDENERS Office is now at the
residence OF Mr.. James Adams. lie
can be found there both day and
night.
\ map OF Jerusalem i'll mosaic. over
l.5O0 years old. has been found at
Madaba, Palestine. 1t was discover
ell in uncovering the ruins OF I'M old
church about to be rebuilt.
a paper watch has been exhibited
by II Dresden matchmaker. Tho
paper is prepared in such u manner
that the watch is said to be Us SER
viccable MS those in ordinary use.
Although this lovely weather seems
very much out OF place this season
OF tie year, let us enjoy it without
grumbling. February and March are
still ahead with their storms.
Tho ealc OF the Young America
East mine. Tuscarora, to Salt Lake
parties has been completed and the
final payment made. Lee and Frank
Parsons, John Powell ind the Bird
estate were the former wner
Attorney Henderson filcd Il con.
fcssion Of Judgment i'll the District
Court today i'll the cast of Elizabeth
b. Ncrmilyc Il ;ainst The Gold Creek,
Nevada, Consolidated Lo!es Com
pany for 5000.
An order for 10000 Of the la;cst
pattern Of military rifles and 5,OOO.-
100000 rounds of ammunition has
been placed with the Winchester
Arms Company, Of Ncw Haven,
Conn, through its San Francisco Of
flee. They are to lie shipped at the
earliest possible moment. Tie order
IN from the Russian government.
When you want choice ments
groceries. fruit. candics, etc, 90 10
MIR. Clark's. Iou will find every
thing there fresh and the best there
IL on the market. See his ad else
where in this issue and give him a
trial order. You will certainly he
pleased.
II practice Of stopping freight
trains Oh the ST rect crossings has cot
ten t" be II terrible nuisance. This
morning a freight train blocked the
crossing by the Depot hotel for near
lY nm hour and those whose business
compelled them Ia cross the street
were either compelled to wait, climb
over the train or walk around il. IL
this thing does not stop. the county
commissioners will be asked al their
next meeting To pass an ordinance
compelling the trainmcn To- cut their
rains AT the crossings. ~F'orbcarancc
has ceased to be "a virtue in thIs re-.
gard.
Durrant's attorneys appeared be-
fore nitcd Stntcs Judges Morrow
and De Haven, sitting Iii bank yes
terdny. and filed n petition for a writ
al habcas corpus. When the petit
ton had been heard and Deuprey's
argument concluded. Judge Morrow
announced in u low voice that the
matter would be taken under advise
mcnt by the court and that a decision
would he rendered at IL o'clock to-
dny. At II O'Clock today the court
denied tho petition for "a writ Of ba-
bcas corpus and refused IN appeal I"
the United States Supreme Court.
Slowly but surely Durrant's attor-
neys aar nearing the end of their
long fight.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-01-07
Notice to Lien Holders.
~ THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court OF tho State OF Nevada I'm and Tor

n THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
/, Court OF the State OF Nevada, in and Tor
ElEo County. "
u. ". Comm, Plaintiff, VS.. Tho Gold Creek.
Nevada, Townsiic Company, Defendant.
To WHOM lr MAY CoSCERS,-NoiIcc IL
hereby given that on December ~, 1877,
inc above named plaiOtir flied In the above
cntttlcd Court mis- complaint against tho
above named defendant praying for the
foreclosure 81 n certain Mechanics Lien
and Tor other and general relief. Said Lien
bong recorded In tho Office OF the County
Recorded OF Elko county, state Of Nevada,
ia HOOK ? OF Liens, pngcs iGl to IHS, Inclus.
I've. Aud all persons arc hereby notified 20
appear In tho above entitled Court on tho
slth day OF January. 1873. said day being
daring tho regular term of said Court and
thCi and there exhibit tho proofs Of their
said Hens y any ihcy may .bhvo. Tho prop,
Grey affected by plaintiffs L'cn IL gcucrnIiy
DESCRIBED rs followEi Thai ccrtnin bniiI.
Ing situated o. Lot \ Ia. I, in Block No. ii, in
tho town oi Gold Crock. County OF Eigo.
state OF Nevada. and known as and called
tho "Onlcc Building"
WREN & WHEELER.
Attorneys for PlaIntin.
u2-D td.)
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-01-07
Hrwnr" az Ointincnis for Cninrrh that
contain Mercury,

" htI
contain Mercury.
rs mcrcnry will surcl, destroy the
sense Of smell md completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing through the mucous surfaces
Such articles should never he used
except ON prescriptions frOm rcput-
able physicians. az the damage they
will do liz ten foil To the good yuu
Can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by +. J.
Cheney IL Co, Toledo o, contains no
mercury, and ia taken internally. act
ing directly upon the blood and mu.
cous surfaces Of the systcm. In buy.
ing Halls Catarrh Cure he sure You
get tho genuine, 1t is taken inter-
nnlly, md mudc in Toledo, Ohio, by
+. j.. Cheney IL Co. Testimonials
free.
SOLD 10y Druggists. Toe.
Halle Family Pills uro the best.
Il sinto Treasury.
All the counties in tho StatcIhave set
tied with the State Treasurer Tor tho
ycnr 1897. Tho total revenue Of tho
State does not differ materially from
TINT Of 1896, though the exact figures
are not ~attainablc. the Controllcr's
and Trcasurer's reports for 1897 not
being yet complete. There was Il do
cline IN the assessed value or prop.
crty IN 1897 ~ compared with the
preceding year and an increase in tho
tax from the net proceeds OF mines In
Lincoln county.
Tho amount Of cash in tho State
Treasury nj tho close OF business on
Dccombcr 3lgt was 1858. 1916. a
part OF tho cash belongs to tho
School fund md the balance was ap.
piicablc To tho payment Of principal
and interest on the State debt. and
the current expenses Of tho State
Government.
Tho Siato paya about $4,000 n
yc0r interest on money borrowed
from tho School Fund. or this
amount $4,000 interest ia paid nm,
nunlly on tho irrcdccmablc bond for
s3SO,OO0. This interest goos INTO tho
School Fund aud obviatcs tho nocos,
sity Of increasing tho direct tax for
maintaining tho public schools Rene
| journal.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-09-13

John Thomas went to Fish Springs
Sunday. Robert Taylor accompanied
him
Fred and Jack Wanlass and Charles
TAYLOR left Friday night to work in the
sugar factory at Granle Ronde, Oregon.
James Kiikham & sons had on ex-
hibition last week some of the finest
potatoes we have seen this season The
tubers were roised by George Schow.
were OF unusual size and almost UNI
form in shape.
The plbic schools opened yesterday
with the following corps OF teachers .
Central CT. n. Child, Sth and 9th; j
M. Anderson, 7th; w. T. Taylor, 9th !;
Louise Hedquist, 9th; Cora Bromley,
4th. Thurman Mrs Ii. l.. Baker. LIST
and 2pd; Mrs E. j. Taylor, End and
3rd. franklin Lydia Rhodes. LIST, End
and 3rd. Sego Lily: Mrs Elizabeth
Harling, lst and End; Miss j. Stude-
baker, 2nd and 3rd
Wednesday Norman Wing and Miss
Marian Boley were married in the Salt
Lake Temple. Thursday evening a
grand reception was given the happy
couple at American Fork by the brides
parents. A sumptuous repast was
served to yer 100 invited guests and the
evening was passed in all pleasurable
pastimes incidentto such happy event
The young couple begin their married
life under very auspicious circum-
stances.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-09-13
Sunday Services.

Sunday services were held ~ the
tabernacle at p. M, Bishop L. X.
Cutler presiding.
On the stand were the Bishopric of
the ward, Hy l.. Baker Bishop st. Jarr
OF st. John and others.
Choir sang "Now let us Rejoice in
the Day Of Salvation. .
Prayer was offered by j. S. Willis.
The sacrament was offered by Elders T.
+. Trane and Hy l.. Baker.
when the Harvest Time is over"
sacred solo was beautifully rendered by
Mrs. Laura Salzner, with organ &C
compartment.
Sister Mary Baker. who had Just re-
turned from mission to the Southern
States for about a year with her
husband, related many experiences.
She related that at one meeting she had
been pelted with eggs and had stones
thrown at her, one striking her in the
face. She bore strong testimony to
the tru tn OF the Gospel
Hy l.. Baker was the next speaker.
He had just returned from mission to
the Southern States and referred to his
conversion to the Gospel and his mis-
sionary labors. He spoke OF the labors
of the Savior and His Apostles, and
gave some good advice to those about to
depart on missions.
Jerome Child said he had been called
to missionary labor and said the Lord
had opened up way for him that he
might fulfill the mission. He desired
the confidence of his friends and
brethren.
At the close the choir sang. aye who
are called to Labor" The benediction
was pronounced by Bishop ST. Jarr.
At the adjournment OF the afternoon
service Priesthood meeting of the
ward convened where much good in
struction was given by the ward
authorities ss to the duties OF those
present.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-09-13
Some Long Chicago streets.

The longest street in Chicago is Hal
sted, running north and south from
Little Calumet river to Lake Michigan,
21% miles. Western avenue, from One
Hundredth and Seventh street to Devon
avenue, is 20h miles. State street,
from North avenue to One Hundredth
and Twenty-seventh street, is II miles.
Eighty-seventh street, east and west
from West Forty-eighth street to the
lake, is 1915 miles. Milwaukee avenue,
from the intersection of West Lake and
Canal streets TO West Sixtieth street, is
10 miles
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-09-13

watches, CLOCKS ana JeWeUy CleaHeu
and repaired. Best OF work at lowest
prices. Give us a call.-Broadben &
Son.
Those wishing cabinet and carpenter
work done, the fixing OF furniture, var
nishing etc. will please call on Gustive
Molstedt Locust Grove, Lehi.
By the rumors we should judge that
all the city authorities are about to be
incarcerated in the county Jail at Provo
as an outcome OF the liquor cases. il
this proves true, justice will be melted
out at the BANNER Office to only those
who are paid up subscribers
German E. Ellsworth has obtained
the position OF principal in the Riverton
schools. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth re-
moved to that town last Thursday and
will make their residence there during
the ensuing school year. The Riverton
schools commenced yesterday.
DIR. Merrihew has men employed in
the erection of neat 1Sx24 Office on his
lot which fronts on Main street, OPP
posite the New West school building.
The off, will be furnished in modern
style and with the convenience and
comfort of patrons in view The new
structure will be OF brick with fine wood
carved trimming and will be an un-
doubleday valuable addition to the
business places on Main street. DR..
Nerrihew certainly merits the prosperi-
ty that the improvement he is making
denotes and this fact would seem to be
good advertisement as he seems to have
made friends of his patrons and given
complete satisfaction in his professional
character.
Ned Darling has completely renovated
the building on main street which he
recently purchased from Jonas Holds
worth and the result is restaurant
which is probably the neatest and bes,
arranged south OF Salt Lake City. In
the front, counter space has been ar
ranged and on one side stock of con-
fectionery will be kept while on The
side opposite full line of bread, cakes
crackers, etc., will be kept. Back o
the partition tables are arranged where
meals Will be served. The kitchen hal
been fitted up with all modern conven
fences. Oscar Darling will open tn,
place as the American Restaurant" oil
the afternoon OF Friday, Septembe
l6.
On August 9th, j. G wilkins, of AL
pine was fined $l5 or fifteen days
imprisonment by Justice Healey, 70
unlawfully taking water. The fine wa
not paid and the defendant was no
imprisoned, as the Justice understood
the case would be appealed. On the 5t
OF Septemb Der the constable took Wiki
into custody and took him to Provo t
serve the l5 days. Wilkins attorne
instituted habeas corpus proceeding
before Judge Dusenberry, claiming tha
the arrest was illegal after the lapse {
time which had interviewed betwee
imposing the sentence and the attemI
to execute it. After hearing argument
in the case, Judge Dusenberry dis
charged him,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-09-13
InmIly Tronhlos.

a man standing in store door in a
Texas town called out to q countryman
sitting on q wagon;
low are All she folks coming on?"
your brothers bay mule is dead, but
all the rest Of your kinsfolls are alive
and sticking. TEENS Siftinpa
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-09-13
THE LEHE BAN NER
Lehi. Utah County, Utah
LEHI MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Moyor-John s. Willis.

Moyor-John S. Willis.
Councilmen-James Alfred, Andrew
A. Peterson, George Glover, Samuel
Taylor, George II. Smith.
Northumberland Southwick.
Treasurer--T. f. frame.
Marshat-Joseph A. Thomas,
City Jlstice-John Woodhouse.
Quarantine Physicidn-Dr Steele.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES:
james b. Gaddic. John L. Glib, John
T.. Ross.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-09-13

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r Mamma" SAID little Harold, as he stood
by the window one day, 'there goes Mrs.
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his rubber gothamer and it isn't waning.
Isn't he funny woman? think che are. |"
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