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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-14
Chicago Union stock Yards,

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.& Chicago Union Stock Yards,
CHICAGO, March 10.
HOGS-Market 211@5o lower. 81.
Sales ranged at 93.bo0p3. s31< for mixed
and butchers; es.7o@8.s7H for good
heavy: &t5@8.65 for rough heavy; 3.50&
''s oA11TTLE-1.4kes .tready.
Sales ranged at 4a.00Oo.60 for besves:
. 0O@A.7 70 for COWS and heifers: $4.lt0
Sou for Texas streers; $S.4O@@.6S foz
Dtocksrs and feeders. 5..
sHEEP-Market l0015o higher.
Sales ranged ct e3.so04.25 for sheep;
e4.8O05.9k
Receipts: Hogs. $1,000; cattle. s.soo.
Sheep, 5000. AN. aS
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
Ii CHICAGO, March 10
oLos1No PRICES.
GWHEAT-May, 7O11@o; July. 60kc
CORN-March, s41lc; May, S5ko,
July. $40; September, S71fc.
OATS-March. 2631o; May, 97}<o; July.
0sjf0 .s9ic. a, .,I,. =,
PORK March. 1886; May, o. Is; July.
n3sx.
POULTRY Dressed, turkeys, 90 3l1lo;
chick ens.t y1S0 ,Oc; ducks $4,000.
BUTTER -Creameries 14@l011c, dair-
~, ll1<@17c. {&
EGGS-Fresh. 13@1SKo y
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hLGLi;'S uEUrNL THREAT.

Russell 4. A'cer, SECRETARY Of aur
has made plain ihr intent i ~, al.
mjnisrra;ion. The volunteer 20 dicrs
are to hr used as 70 lever 'n con pei
the adoption of tho arruy bill. Plain.
y and with nj equiv cation. Score.
tary Aver n~Scrt- that unl.Ss the
army hill is enacted wto law the nd.
miuis'nrtiou Nil r~raliat" by keeping
III the service tht volunteers 1t the
Brooklyn Union League clubs han.
qu"i Monday night Secretary Al.cr
saii;
-One hundred md twenty-five
th0usrnd now remain nud We hone
that soon "" shall Eav~ an army bin
such as is fitting i"r this mighty IA
'inu. ard that we can relieve Nh, So
81 irnteers and put men IN their
places willing tn .cryr rs sd tiers
II this is deni~d u | want Ia pie !gr
yon that the men in tie GrIt. thnu.h
their time may Lc up. viii nc,cr be
released
What 10 the American people thiak
OF hat? Are they satisfied with Al.
gerism. or do they Want moro 90. il A..
Are they .atisiicd with the Ini.ry ~
impcri Iism that defranl l. 1851 10
regular soldiers aud ihreI t,us rnkecn
the volunteers in line until the de-.
mand is granted?
-Giye uz what we deman - sa,s
AIrcr IN lub.t moe -,r 49,.
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we're issued in pursuance and ny vir.
re ~ nm Act. Of the Legislature of
he Stat. 81 Nevada. entitled I'M
Net TO authorize tine issuance OF Ger
ain bonds by Ormsby county md t"
roviie for the payment ~ the same.
approved March .. 1882" upprove'
February .. 1897.
An Act Ia provide for the comril.
nr ana publishing OF the laws OF The
State ~ Nevada.
An Act Ia prevent The shipment %
Wild game from this State.
An Act To amend Rn Act cntiile"
An Act relating to the duties. salar-
is iui compensation 81 county a"'
nwnslip officers in Storey county.
'rv7ia.- approved March -. 1897.
IN Act tn provide for the purchqs"
Z land for an Agricultural Expert
ncrt Station now established by the
Government n the United States ut
he City of Reno. in Washor comfy.
md tai ray FOR the same 10y ~levyinG +"
~ upon ;he taxable property Of
Nnsho" county. ana matter properly
rnnectcd herewith.
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HUMMI:L.
small - IL the World.

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the story ~ p-rro.l,,- -un,.,.v,
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mi-crusrupr. hD, - r,mrIc,. in ov.r,
way and I'm. f,rr r~r,,,yr,.
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Of tue exhibits Of Tie .klu ~ , ST.,
fed I,,, -,
sa,i.rs wrl,n less fb.,p , half , .-,i,.
or ,b,nt I'M. w.i,t, 80 -.
STAN they are nc -. .,.r 4. -
shears 81 ord, mr., s,z-
Gsu-t = the .molI.S. p...rti;o ,
Ia area. which i. .x,r,I, nr,. mil.
Tho popnIar,nu IN uhers IN /, -;
situated H. the =. r,ra..,
Tay,lu,a +, tie y.u,z, r.,u,r.
49, to rnuuIa:,,u. bov.r, orI. ar,
,hrcr men. w,,r.p uuod cn,II,.u T.,
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efr,bt f-.t ,v;do
The smo,Ics, Lnrso =, u,o ,..,,:
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Carrano. Its boi,b, J,os 40,
mss seventy r.r~,i,o,o.,i I;,,,. -
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4 GOOD BILL.

Senator Hardestr has introduced
a bill providing for the appointment
OF a State Live Stock Inspector de-
timing his duties and fixing his COM
~pensation The object Of the bill is
to prevent the sp-pad OF coiagions
diseases among livestock and with
slight amendments should become 4
law.
The bill rs drawn provides that the
inspector shall reside at or near the
Capital. This should be amended 30
rs to Fix his residence on the line Of
the railroad IA rear rs possible Ia the
center OF the live stock industry nf the
state. This wOuld he more nconomi
cal and give better satisfaction to
those engaged in that industry. The
necessity Of his residing in or near
Carson IL not apparent to the live.
stock men in this part Of he State.
Another nbjec ION TO the bill IN its
present shape is that it provides that
hen the Inspector shall be satisfied
thai live stock is affected with con.
tagious diseases. which he may think
best to quarantine. lie shall inme.
dihtely notify the District Court Of
the Judicial District or one OF tie
Judges thereof in vacation in s,id
county IN which said iii leased stool,
may be found. II this we'd amended
40 as to compel the Inspector ,n
no'if' the earcst Court or Judge ,o
the Injected stock il would save tim.
and money md give much better
-atisfdction.
Tie bill alec provides that the
Sheriff upon the order u the Cont OF
Judge shall summon ten i~nrc;Ioldets
who are stock raiscrs &c examine the
Injected stock and certify their find.
mgs t0 the Court or Judge. Il
would save delay and expense 10 re-
duce the number OF frccholders 1,
three, In some eectioDs Of she State
1t would be almost i'm -ssible 10 90.
ten frechOlders Ia examine the IN
'ec'ed stock without compelling tl,eu
l." travel a long distance when TIRE,
could be Obtained without unueces
@'y delay or great expense.
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Governor Snd'"r hns apurovcI the
following bills. passed by the lcgisla.
iuTc:
Nm Act 10 create n Legislative
Fund,
m A"t'" FIX III" stat" tax lcvyand
'0 distribute The same Ca the rtoros
fuul..
IN Act t." p-ry'de Tor cop inn tho
J"nrnnl 81 the Assembly for fine
Nineteenth session.
An vet 10 repeal nm Act entitled
I'm Act' TO provide for the issuance
Of bonds los the County ~ o., OIL,
and =" provide t"r The ru mrnt II tho
same = Order 4" "rnYi Ie for the pa,
m""t oi ton ihUusrud dollar. ~ IN.
"nhs OF said county ~hor.tcforc t..
'u'd ana now outstanding. which
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y dispatch from Washington nm.
nnunc"- that preparations are beng
ma lc for ~ eli i II investigation into
u nov "'s' iii u - ,ss .aqlnnI.
'h. scr ctIry 10 lr. Mr.. Niger. has
invited tho mcnhcrs Of the s,nntc
and horsc Mill AIRY committees To
take their wives mri ACCOMPANY him
on u tour through the West Indies
fi"y will visit Porto Rico aud Cub,.
Tn" party will all from E"w York
March q, which is inncIi tcly after
TIA" "d! imminent II rongrnss. on tho
steamship Berlin md will hc gone
until April |. The pnriy VIII live ON
the steamer during tn" entire mrncy
md max" short trips into the in
terror ~ Cuba aud Pnr'" Rico. THIS
those ~ prai'inu Ia enjoy those ihinga
~" Gu CO 10 sciz' the Pleasures IL im-
PeriIlism at the putlic EXPENSE
UtiraOhtrry"r.
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Worms In tho Reef

wAsHrSoToS, March o.--T1:e VA
Department Conrt Of Inquiry held :
long executive session before -
r'h2 the examination Of ~vitpesoo.
lay. The testimony OF Cla,ono.
Walters Of the First Volunteer Enc;
'"crs 81 New York was rather so,s'
i"nal. He WINS apparently. well oJ',
1ted aud intelligent, evidently , m..
I the world end gave tes,;mo..
:'"arly and calmly viii positive Il;
"cfness. lie was rs ked what hi. n.
'e-'ence with canned beef had hoo.
N the voyage "f his : ansport 20 po,
Z" Rico and replied that the first can
re saw opened han worEIs in i, n,a
: few minutes after being onsro, :,
developed such - pmtrid odnr ,ha, "a
WIS ~impcssible to have it ahop, II.
ne some NJ II and wins made x;o,o.,
y 9ick. lie said he had been nj,
rips before and was never sea s;o,.
The men OF his c'mTany comn,,iro
i the meat and the Commissary Ser.
Geani refused l." "ccept il. Som. =,
ho meat was given tn the Sp,coo.
MAJOR who tasted it and said il woe
al right. The Sergeant r~omnis,a,y
vas compelled to accept il. but did 20
'mdcr protest. Nearly all thr men y,
his battalion were rick tL~roupbou,
The voyage as Il result Of eating nj.
meat.
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Wanted fgnn's Punishment.

"Whcn you say. ,ir, TINT | loiterei
on my way back from the posfofice'
remarked the new boy. -y0u lie "
every hair ~ YOUR hcad!-
"Wh-wImi!- rnhrcd tho proprietor
Then hc Iarshly al led: "Scc hef'
youug fellow. do ymn know what 70
expect Tor ~ little rcmatk like that
Certainly | d", said the ~unabaSbei
lnh;"1 know just what to eSPec1
Suspension from work Tor six year
on full pay
Md the proprietor WINS so hcS'e,
vi l. the hoy that he didn't carry o.'
~" scmicucc.- Cleveland Plain De"'
Cr
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RDRcr O. AIAlIa.

Roger q. Mills was not even mao.
toned for his own s~uccessor ,,on,
Texas to the United States Senate
"hyi Simply bccause ava, back 4,
% Mr.. Mills allowed himself to be.
come inoculated with the Clcyclant
virus and became interested in 40 vera
Wall street enterprises. When he 70
turned to Texas he soon learned tl,a
the II OF the Cleveland brand oI
false Democracy had set forever. M,
that the Democrats OF Texas had
turned their faces back toward old.
time Democracy. lie had b,en ,c,,
out in the cold, with the strango doc
trines that ruled during the Cleve
regime. His political lie il end.
ed, and the empire state OF the fonth
moves onward with tcsis,lese fore.
'oward her glorious destiny.
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TRADE BALANCES MrsLEAp.

The mere statement that there is an
trade balance in our favor
by itself, so far from giving
a correcct idea 81 the situation, Is
worse than no stat .uieat at all, Tor
while coveying the belief that We are
riding tue bounding waves " uDpar
alIeled prosperity, an examination OF
al .he facts may prove HAT we are
travelling the road to ruin. Whether
we are doing 80 or not it cau easily
be demonstrated that trade conditions
taken in their entirety, are not favor
abe; that Use are hing SUBJECTED to
enormous and unjust injury, and tliat
IL ruin does not speedily come 1t Is
merely because are so
grea; that i; viii take a long time T."
bleed tn death. In round numbers in
1875 We have snldsI.2cJ.O0O.o10 worth
" commodities and bougtt S6N.'oo.-
O00. leaving n balance 81 s6eo.Coo.OcO
which according Ia usual business
methods and customs. Should have.
been paid in cash. Has il ben!
BY no means. The total net imports
OF gold were only about sloi.odo.oOo,
leaving $50. 100000 worth OF mer
chandise wh, lly unpaid for so FAR as
the Official rel osi discloSes. In other
words, we have apparently siver
away merchandise to the value OF
sJOO.CO0.CO0. II We include silver the
showing is still worse. for :ie exports
exceed the imports S2i.O00.OOo. adding
that amount to our dead loss q 1t
appears tn be. Now comes the ques
ton: How is il that we sold SGGn,-
0Et.00o more stuff II an We bough',
and have only received sl0N.0O0.O0oo or
l,s on the balance! There are iwo
explanations offered. The first is
that the money has been left to N
credit in Europe, either for invest
meut. or Tor Us to draw against as We
nerd it. Common NJ forces the
rejection ~ this explanation at once.
II is absolutely unreasonable to be-
lieve that American money IS SEEK
ing investment in Europe. II left
there for that purI.nse il Is ~eyiiently
still -a-king.' II ii had been actually
invested. Europe would today present
a Ger Of almost unparalleled COM
merciaI and Infu trial activity. But
so far from this being trua, every
nation III Eunpe Is complaining Of
hard times ar at the best, Of dull
business. There is no country il the
world that presents as many oppDr-
funities TOR de yelnpment Is the
United States. and il We could have
commandcd tina: money We may b-
sur that if would haze been brought
home. The idea that it l. left there
lying lille, 10 be drawn against, Is
too absurd FOR senOus consideration.
The natural thing would be TO bring
il home, where it can be drawn
against even mOrs conveniently. and
y ves:ed II possible. The second ex
planSnoc Is that the money has been
set off sgaiDst interest and other
y hich we have to make in
Europe. This is undoubtedly true,
and when inteIligently considered it
in the most startling names
the Significance OF the money question
AID its bearing upon the business
Interests OF the country.-Ex.
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Tie gu iden derih NJ Mr. Crai..
''"ad Monday has left this
community in gloom. Known H.,
"vcryb dy md respected hy NIL. she
l"tta host 81 snrrnwnr friends To
rou-n her lnss. This was c1ernrli
fi~i this afternoon when nearly tia.
"Dtirr population ~ the town turned
ont ;" pay die last sad respect to her
rcmains.
The Episroral church was crowded
and many could no; ga:n an en-
trance. Rev. Geo. T. Plummer con.
r!uc.eI the services and words Of
.ons"ln'iou and hore were spoken to
the sou and daughter and Borrowing
friends.
The services were unusually in.
pr'-slve and ut their close the re
mans We" taken Ia tlic O.. metery
and laid away with the la, sad rites
u the Chnr'h she love so we'll. God
grant that the memory ~ their
mothers pure and holy lie may be n
blight md shining st II to Guide her
loved ones ra'rly In'o the haven OF
ctcrnl rest.
The Il raj tributes were many md
beautiful, each expressing the re-.
spect and cs'""m III winch she d..
ctlsrl was held IN this rommnpity.
They spoke 81 love. friendship and
char -. three bright characteristics
of her whose Yni'c is hu she forever.
The ~ptiI-1rlrcrs were T.. =. Far
rngt"n ". W. Bophcr. James Clark.
john HENDERSON, \. ". Hcs,on and
\. + Kaye.
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snouLD NOT BE REDUCED.

The bill passed the Senate reducing
the interest on and purchased fam
the State under contract from y per
cent. to 4 per cent. THIS reduces The
income to the State school fund
about 10000 per anunm. Just ~h.
the State should be willing to take
10000 out IT her school fund and
give it largely to foreign syndicates
who have come here and contracted
for land for speculative purposes Is
not quite clear. We $onder il the
people OF Nevada are wiling to tax
themselves Tor the benefit " specu-
lators who live elsewhere and have
no interest in cunmon with us!
II sc they will probably sanction the
act o; the Senate and il not will pu,
their stamp OF condemnation ON that
body FOR passing the b!l.-Rcno Ga
zette.
The Gazette gives only one reason
why the bill to reduce the interest on
State land should not become a Law
While that reason should be enough
TO defes: it, there are others. The
Law as II Is now Was passed for the
benefit oi the stockmen OF the State
and was passed exactly as they want
ed it. Under the terms o; that Law
the best lands were taken up aud are
now held by residents and foreign
syndicateS. When they bunght this
laud OF the State, they signed con
tracts to pay interest or the deferred
payments at the rate OF six per cent
per annum IL they have bought
more land than they can pay the
agreed rate OF interest upon. it is
difficult to see why the State should
reduce the interest in order to assist
them to hold all the land they have
purchased. 4. common sense yiex OF
the matter wonld be for them to Tor
felt the land. This OF course would
work a hardship upon those whu bad
to forfeit tie land, but il would Ger
tainly be a benefit t. the State As it
would have the lana to sell 10 other
parties.
The INDEPENDENT can see no Just
reason for reducing the rate OF inter.
est as proposed in the Senate bill.
Those who own large tracts Of this
land will reap the most OF the benefit.
while the school fund will be de-
pnved OF one third Of its annual in
come and the children OF the State
will be deprived OF its benefits. This
reason alone should be sufficient to
defeat the bin in the Assembly.
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a bill providing for the apno;n..
ment OF three Supreme Court Com
missioners has passed the Senate
Hot having a copy Of the bill the IS
DEPENDENT docs not know what ,L,
outles OF ibese commissioners will be
OF what salaries they will draw. I,
may DO that they will assis, our over
"o'hed Supreme Court in the dis
onaise o. their political duties in ,In
ueA1 sompaign. Tho people bay,
o u burdens to bear now wi,hopl
suppo'''ns a 10, OF uscless official
whose most onerous dutiea ara Inv
ing 'alarics for doing nothing.
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Hoods Pills e. SSt ,Si H'Sl stG.

compiled with By al candidates Ia,
the choice OF the people for UuIreG
STATES Srnat IT. and for non compli
ap - Herewith .a,i candi irigs shall
be liable 10 the same penalties as -,
provided IN the case ~ rauii iaitS
for State oil IS. And 10 person
shall. liner Il aid ~ his own caudi.
dac! nr election, nr in ri NJ lie can.
diiacy or e!ect!o- ~ Hn! other person
Tor the choice Of the s.ec;. r for
Uuit Il States Senator. givt. pty. rx-
pend or p-omise any none! or reward
Ia any w~homso"ver. keep: Tor the
purposes. and Within the amnunis
percentages ard Limitations specified
for. AMI allowed by, candidates I"r
State n~tiice$. as III laid Ac; and thu
Acts amendHtory thereof and supple.
meu'ary thc-et". provided, and cvcrs
person 50 Offending hall upr.A con
vic luH he-erf br ic-Me / guilty nf =
felony and be fined ia ANY sum no
exceed NJ rive ,hons ud dollar, az
Imprisoned m the STATE rri,on Tor d
term not exceed ug one yeas. or hy
10th such lin" or an i'm; riSnume0t.
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NnnI hNI ~ImhmatrN.

j i. Benson. the mnn from Bnuuor
Me, wh" has startc ! the indnsiry OF
canning horse meat ut Mud Lake.
wns III town 'ea'ctdny. II" informed
The Giz Ito that he VIVA g"ing 10 SOW
the rocky hill moth Of Mud Lake 10
will oats to fHttcn ihr vii horse. nm.
MIR. Benson anii he w,s youup vet.
ana had II good many will onta Ia
SOW. and knew no better place ,o sow
them than Ht Mui Lake. lie re-.
mnr""d further 'hni h. did not think
q crop ut lint rlacc would 10 hnrd Ia
lTr'RH'c an it womb he in a biz city
Gaz ito.
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4 VERY sCURvY TRICK.

One OF the scurviest tricks ever
played on n paper by an"thrr is
found in the last issue OF the Col.
couda News. In complimentinp the
first issue OF that paper the ISpEPEx.
DENT said:
The tirst issue OF the Golcouda
News Ii on u table. The paper has
a neat apPearan &C and is a great i'm.
provement, geographically and me.
chanically over the old Argonant
It's columns are filed with interest.
ing matter and the paper is a credit
to the new town. The whole force
has the INDEPENDENTS best wishes
Tor a prosperous futt re-"
In the last issu. OF the Sevs Tho
above notice appears rs fellows:
~Elko lNDEPENDEST:-The first is.
III OF the Golconda News Ia ,p opr
table. The paper has a neat appear.
ance and is a great Improvement.
geographically and mechanically
over the INDEPENDENT. Its columns
are filed with interesting matter and
the paper is a credit to the new town.
The whole force has the IYDEpEy.
DtSTs beat wishes for a prosperous
future
The editor Of the INDEPENDENT has
a rieht to expect fair, il not decent.
treatment from the News. II such
contemplate tricks measure nm ,o
the News standard of either fair or
decent treatment, perhaps we nnpb,
not to complain. One thing is Ger.
tain, however, that no other paper in
n State has ever r"sorted TO such
d~espicable methods.
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lLE.ToUHBII.I.s

by order Of the BOARD OF Corr,.
commissioners. all bills ap,ins, ~.
County t" he acted uIon bv ,bo
Board, must be iii, d on or beto,o ~.
Saturday imm, diai.ly preceding ILo
Monday upon winch III. Board me.,s
"tiir rwise the bills will not Inc sc,oI
nr"n until the ext meeting OF the
Board.
Attest: \. G. DAwLyy
Comfy Clerk.
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Tho mail from C"lu bug. OHIO.
cnrried on" day recently Ia Mrs. Lon.
10" CIn"mb-. Mt Erlaugcr. Ky..H let.
ter winch wig written "a her hy her
bn.banh, Captain Thomas t'oombp,
August II, 1868. when he was y uri..
one 81 Sar in the DINO Penitentmr,
with John Morgan. the Confederate
raider. Captain COMBS. wilo Is uog
dead, Fri u Ia send the letter ont hy
undergo Onnh route. hnt II waa detect.
al aud seized 10y WnrIcu N%atf,ap
Myron. II was discovered 4 shr,i
time ~" IN the papers u the dcca, s,,I
Warden. and hi son cau.rI in bo
published mn Hivcrti omrrt Of The
letter. giving the nd Ircss. which yns
sImpiy "fpu. uud the ~e,yrr;n,r.
wns II. II. c. ~ the hone ~ ur,,,rr
- in III" htnds o! the porsun to Nhom
1t WINS written She Irnp nov. after
uIfiy'ti'e years. received the missiyc.
baltimore Sun.
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THREE MEN KILLED.
Passenger Train Collides
With Il Helper Engine
Near Hot Springs.
Wadsworth, Mar. /.

INrEPENDNET, Elko: -
At 4 mile AMI Il hIif east of
Hot Springs, at 1I:I5 las:
night, passenger train No. I
collided with the Hot
Springs and White Plains
pusher. Ofthe engine crew
Of passenger train No. I, ell
gineer Tflos. ]. Yeargin and
fireman VIM. billiard were
instantly killed. Fireman
Hend rshot Of the pusher
engine was killed and ell
gineer Adam Schroeder cs-
capped with trifiiug injuries.
There were no casualties to
the passengers.
Engineer Scllreiber's push
err orders read: Second
section train one runs hour
and half late"
lie cvidn,ly overlooked
the first section of No. I
causing the accident. The
bodies were brought here.
Schneider is here in led.
The engines are totally
wrecked. Ncargin did his
whole duty and died a hero.
Between Hot Spri Igs and
Wadsworth somebody stple
Schrci5er'ssltchel contain
ing ten thousand dollars in
securities.
HUMMEL.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-03
NOTICE.

by order Of the Board OF Comfy
Commissioners Of Elko County. State
OF N"vadn. made this Gth day OF
February. 1929. notice IS hereby
given thai all persons Who are cLa,,.
~ upon the county mus, come to the
County Hospital, or all claims Tor
their support will he disallowed BY
said Boar! except III cases Of e1tnme
emergency.
Attest: 4. G. DAwLEr,
County Clerk.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-03

willie bad swallowed q penny aud
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lister In the next rnorn. send for the
doctor! Willie has s~allow We ! a pen.
ny The terrified and frightened
boy looked up i~Tploringly. -No.
mamma be i%nterposed. "scnd Tor IN.
minister The minister asked lis
mother, did you say tie minis.
teri" -Ycs, because papa says our
minister can get money out Of my.
body
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-03

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