Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-02-22
WEDNESDAYS DAILY
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yElko had it's Usual food today.
Tom Hunter has returned from
California. ?
Charley md Joe Gardner came up
trem Carlin inst night.
The Senate yesterday 10y a vote OF
10 t. 8 defeated the eight hour Ia Y.
Fireman Whitaker we Is killed in he
Mil City wreck.
This forenoon the sectiCn men put
IN Il new culrert, Just east III the
Depot Hotel crossing, to keep the
water from wishing the track away,
II was reported Friday night TINT d
Senator had p assessed himself II re
vulver and WIS looking for sJme one
who had lnsulted him in ion
with the lottery aneadme It. M par
ticulars have ueen gleaned.-Carson
News.
One Of the men Implicated IN the
kidnapp ny II young iulihy was ar.
70 'ted IN y nj "A SItur iay nigh.
When he WAS brought into the pre-
en.e II young Cudahy for identiiicu-
iion the boy sail: thus IL the man who
asked me to get INTO Tue wagon.
Itarn 10 M ,l.ttIT ,.I.r0 -, Ia, =, Al.
mHu."
Knox Crane had a deuce Of a time
Sunday III crusslng Disie Greek with
his team and wagon. the flood had
Washed away the ford and his team
had To swim. The current broke his
wa-on III two and by hard work Knox
got his team aud the front part Of the
wagon Uut Of the wa;cr. tho hind
wheels went ilJIt,ng dJwu stream.
Knox reporto the South Fork bridge
washed away and Il big ice gorge in
the Martin Mason field.
Sam Watson, the porter at the De.
pot Hotel. filled up on red eye last
night and started in to run the town
tie went to Chinatown aud fired lns
pistol III the air to let every body
kuow bow bad he was. Const able
Mccoy happened to he close AZ hand
and Sam spent the ui.ht in the
cooler. This morning he plead guilty
To disturbing tie peace and Justice
Moran ined him so. with the priv.
ilege Ut gong To Jail for ~ days.
Sam put up tile dough,
The society editor. in describing
the belle Of the NcA Vars ball con
Guided, say my, And her dainty feet
were nca ed III shues nat resrIubled
fairy UOurs," But he was horror
stricken the mex morning on glancIug
down the columns II HI paper TO see
that the hun Ter az printer hai set it
up IN tins sand her dirty
feet were mcaS'FI III shoes that reseuI-
bled ferry boats"
The bodies II Mr.. md Mrs. Bissin.
ger Who were among me number Of
Killed III the wreck Sunday morning,
were sent tai San FrhncIs - yesterday
morning for inter uent II il worthy
I" remark that the wreck SUNDAY il.
l~nsirntes the OLD proverb aLout the
rhndum arrow 81 death. Mr.. md Mrs.
BisSinger we T. wGrth IL million and
II quarter II dollars, viii t but a few
iert fro II them persisted III tie same
instant and from tue SINE cause, two
peu"i 81 'ramps WHO were beating
their ,y.-Juurral.
Two II the Pullman sleepers IN NJ
|. which arrived here this morning
were III u dilariiated condition. the
result of an accident at the scene OF
the wreck near Wells. The track
which ha | been buff arpund the
W ckhge gave way while No. | was
PISS ny and the corner OF one Of the
freight ears struck IL coupe OF the
Pullman. knocking ont several win
dnws and otherwise damaging the
ears. The mishhp terrified the oc.
cupinis 81 the Pullmans. Who thought
hno her wreck had taken place.
Silver State.