davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-08-24
RIOTS on EXCURSION BOAT.
over q Score injured and Many Ar-cst
Made.

New York, AUG. fn.-There were two
riots today on board the steamer Gen
eral Slocum, which carries excursion
.sts between New York and Rockaway
Beach. On arriving at Rockaway sew
cral men were arrested. On the way
back ii is reported another more serious
riot occurred and tweuty-seven men
were injured. II is said eighty-six men
we're put into the hold.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-08-24
Knocked Out In Two Minutes.

Tacoma. Wash, Aug. 17.-Last night
Albert Neil Of Chicago knocked out
Mark Shaughnessy after two minutes
lighting.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-08-24

A doctor In a New York hospital
VINO was caught kissing a nurse would
not be in so much danger OF losing his
Job II the nurse had been old and
scraggy instead OF being young m
pretty.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-08-24

Mrs. II. Il. Van Cleve, the first white
baby born in the northwest" lives in
Minneapolis. and, though So years old,
is still mentally vigorous and much In
terested in the worlds affairs. The
daughter OF one regular officer and the
widow Of another, she first saw the
light at Fort Crawford, Wis, July l.,
1919. n has passed through many
trials, hardships and adventures OF
military and pioneer life.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-08-24
I. Il. II. Adiourns.

Birmingham, Ala, Aug. 1.-THE
for.y-seventh annual convention of the
International Typographical union ad-
journed sine die today, to meet next
rear in Cincinnati.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-08-24
NO TRACE OF MISSING MEN.
Rescue Expedition Returns
After Vain Search.

After Vain Search.
Christianla, Norway. Aug. 2O.-The
expedition commanded by Stockton,
father of the missing Norwegian ma
chinist Of that name, sent in search o.
young Stockton mt other lost mem
bers of the AbruzTi expedition, arrived
at Sandelord this morning after hav-
Ing explored the south coast of Franz
josef land. Nc trace of the missing
men was found.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-08-24
FIRE AT RANDOLPH.

The Edwards & Bradford Block Is Wiped
Out.
Randolph, Neb., Aug. 20.-Fire today
consumed the entire corner block
known as the Edwards 81 Bradford
block. Insurance, 81. 500; loss, 81, 900.
The splendid work of the firemen saved
the town. VIII Boughn and Robert
Nance were overcome with heat.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-08-24

The superintendent OF a street rail-
way company in New York says: 1--WE
can seat some OF the people all OF the
time and all OF the people some OF the
time, but we can't seat all OF the people
all or the time and now there is talk
OF enforcing al ordinance limiting the
number OF passengers on a car to the
seating capacity thereof and imposing
a fine on boil the and the
passenger when the limit is exceeded.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-08-24

The latest Partisan fashion for the
fair sex Is not to wear gloves out OF
doors except in the evening. This gives
the Parisienne "a chance TO show her
hands, which are nearly always pretty.
IL also affords an excuse for wearing
rings on every finger, those on the
first n second being valuable old
family trinkets once worn by male an
cestors. One duchess actually wears
the signet which was on the finger Of
her great-great-grandfather when he
was guillotined.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-08-24
HINSEY IS SUED.

II. +. supreme Lodge Brings Action to
Recover Large Sum.
Chicago, Aug. 17.-Suits for the re-
covery of sums a~ggregating thousands
alleged to have been withdrawn from
the endowment rank OF the knights Of
Pythias, were filed in the circuit court
here today, by the supreme lodge Of
the order again John A. Hinsey, former
president OF the board of control and
Henry r. Stolte, former secretary Of
that body.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-08-24
DUTY OF 5 CENTS on COFFEE.
To BE Imposed on That Sent From States
to Porto Rico.

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE treasury
has decided that a customs duty of 5
cents per pound be imposed on coffee
imported into Porto Rico from the
United States.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-08-24

The press agent OF Mary Il. wilkins
has fioatsd 8 rumor that she may be
msrrted.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-08-24
FAMOUS STALLION is DEAD.

stambeul, 2;0s lie, Sire OF Msrp Trotters,
Dies Mt Owners Farm.
New York, Aug. ~17.-Stamboul, the
trotting stallion, 2:071a, died today at
the farm of his owner, Il. III. Hartman,
near Goshen. He has forty trotters t.
his credit from 2:11 to 2:30.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25

The remains OF Ben CraIgApad
were laid ava! this forenoon Ill the
Masonic cemeier! b. the size nt his
father and mother. .App-opn4ir
services we're hell III the p r-hy
terrain church, R-v. J. y. Mitchell
officiating. Mr.. Mitcueu's remarks
were f"el;ngly delivered aud touched
d tender chord IN 'ue he srrs IF those
who hal KnoHn Ben - long. The
choir sang appropriate d! AIMS and
the remains were taken to he crllr
tery To rest until the final sammpu-
The large atteudancr at the church
and cemetery and the many express uu-
Of sDrrUS over Ben uutimely death
testified Ia his many good qualities.
This feeling Of ORION combined with
deep sympathy for his only sister
made the funeral services e1r.cduIly
IMPRESSIVE and lad.
Nothing that any Of Us can say pnw
will help or hart liiu.. lie il zone.
But as ~ thluG ~ ian Hereafter. let
II be only Of hi good quantities. Ne
do not know hos thics the clouds
gathered around him or tue Grci mes
Of The gloom. We 40 know. however
that when the suDli-ht came. Ben
Was d generous. klBdhrarted toy
~ ~ r.y,.rt Lar t.,.. .r ..,.f.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25
ASSEMBLY.
morrow.

House called to order by the
Speaker.
Roll call; absent Mr.. Townsend.
Payer Toy the chaplain.
Journal Of yesterday read and ap.
proved.
Committee on mileage made a re-
port. Report adopted.
Mr.. lien made a motion that when
the Assembly udjourns It do 80 until
IL O'Clock tomorrow out of respect TO
the late Queen OF England. Motion
adopted.
Message from the Governor trans
hitting vetoed bills.
Mr.. Sweeney gave notice that he
would on some future day introduce
a bill readjus:mg the boundary lines
between Ormsby and Washoa coun.
tis.
Notice Of d bill by Mr.. Parker regu-
latinR capital punishment.
Notice u a bill by Mr.. Platt pro
vidiug for alarms ia State T~reaaurer's
Office.
Notice Of { bill by Mr.. Peckham
apporioning Senators ami Assembly
men i'll the counties OF Nevada.
Adj urned until ii O'Clock tomor.
row..
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25
Mark Twain's Problem.

Apparently Marx Twain is happy
only when he Is making trouble for
the reading public, .ays the Chicago
Post. Posing as a bumorlst, he
nevertheless persists in loading us up
with tnHes that haunt. II will be re-
called uig. be first called attention
to
Punch. conductor; punch with care;
Punch in the presence VI the passen-
gaire, etc.
aud be has o saddied an unfinished
maxim tpon us. II appears IL the
current number OF 4 magazine as d
leaf from his notebook, aud at first
gtance seems very simple and limo
cent. lie started ont on that page TO
make a maxim Cor PudJ'Dhead VIII
son.' and he got as far a The man
who invented the cuckoo clock is
dead when be struck q snag. OF
course, his intention was to show
what a blessing this il, end he Tried
1t seven or eight different ways. but
without success. This is old news
but good he wrote, and then crossed
it out. Tins is old news. but there
IL potbmg else the matter with it,
"ss another attempt through which
his pen was aiterward drawn, and
finally. alter repeated trials, he
scnbhled scross tie whole page. Il
give it up. Am Forty he died But
unfortunately the reader cannot give
1t up So easily. He Rades through
the different efforts 10 give a pointed
and pithy twist 10 this statement of
fact, laughs at Marks dilemma. and
straightway starts in to con plete the
maxim himself. That's where he
gets in trouble. The aggrayatiug
thing haunts him. lie can't get
away from it. lie goes to sleep re.
peating, The man who invented the
cuckoo clock is dead" and be wakes
up thinking. THAT is the best that
can be said Of him Then he men.
tally crosses that out and starts in all
over again; and after three or four
days OF mental agony he mutters to
himself, at isr't the inventor OF the
OF The cuckoo clock who ought 10
have died. not by a good deal, and
no tears the picture Of Mark Twain
from his magazine aud tbrows il into
the fire.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25
1uE PHILIPPINE wAE.

Some n was saying not long ago
THAI there was no war III Tire Philip
pines. Was it Mr.. Mckinley, or.
Gen. Ois. or Secretary Rot! Al
any rate. the Taft commission, before
eiecnon. cabled over that il Bryan
sere licked the remnant OF iusuT-
recaon viii disappear Within 90 days.
by surrender OF leaders and fading
out Of Eaus and iie. The 81 days
are nearly up, yet tue other day Gen
Macarthur Issued III the Philippine
islands a proclamation that had no
more color " peace LII II than tie
fresh BO-r invasion Of Cape Colon!
toTeshatoTs the speedy end of the
South African var. Gen. Macarthur.
please observe, BOW warns the Fiji
r.nUs that thereafter strict coluph-
ance with the Laws VI war will Ue re-
quired Of rOuuouIbatInls as well Us
cUuoa;auis. Lave of war; Then
there Is MAR III the Philippines by adj
mission OF Gen. Macarthur. II there
Is not. HECl night has lie TO maSc
nouoouUaiau:s couiorm almost al
the end of The 20 days Peaoi winch
was 20 marx the utter disc p~pearance
Of the IusuTGeCuou, NeNu was IL,
mepdacity and h!pOcris! OF d govern
ment more quicNly self confessed
than ID this instance. Gen. Mac Ar
thurs proclamation. as a who'll, ILdi.
Gates that UuT Philippine cuuque-,
Is about TO enter upon d period ~
! uarshness aud brutality winch will
rival tile British atrocities III South
Africa. The rieCIuu Is being accept,
cd al Washington is d Eianuatc Il
conquer the FIhpInos "A; uny co,;
Tie remark Of uu Engii-hnan be,
comes timely: ALREADY Eu-laui u
the Tran=vaal and America ! Il the
Philippines, have caught W with al
least two thirds Of the atrocities -,
the Spanish policy Of coercion. ana
why should they not complete III,
cOurse:-SprInsd-la Mass RePuh
ican.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25
The Light Of the World
or
Our Savior in Art.

Cost nearly SlOO.JOJ to producer.
Contains ueU'4 100 full page eugrav
me- uf oar S-Tluur ard Its Mother
10y the worlds greatest u=:2'-rs. True
CupIes of tie yieatest Master piece III
the art galleries OF Eurrpc. Every
picture IL As beautiful as Il uunSS
over the hall tops. CuutaIus descIp
ton Uf tie pilLttngs,b iuL raIhy uf the
PAINTERS. tie utuIc- hnd location. 81
tie galleries IL Europe here ihe or.
iguuai- may 5a seen. Alsu contatu- d
ChIir'z Department. including Il
CuIiu'E Story 81 the Christ and Ills
Mother, beautifully writer. tu tit
each picture. This wonderful book.
nIalcEitss ID it, pnTIt, and beauty,
sppeII- To- every uui..rr's heart. and
IN -yeT! Christian home where there
are children the book sells itself.
Christian men and HUIne are max
iuC money rapid! taHug orders. \
Christian IA or WOMAN can III this
community soon make SlJOJ taking
0-tcr- i"r thE-tuia- p--Seut-. Mrs.
Waite. oar agent u Massachusetts,
has sold over S3Jbn worth ot tile books
IN 4 very -hurl time. Mns. SackctI.
oUr agent ~ N-w FORK. has sold over
sljUO worth "f the h,r,li- ~ a ycry
short time. The book l. printed on
yc!vei-dulshr,i paper. Beautifully
O"uni III CardiaaI Red aud gold. and
adorned with Golden Roses and Lii
les. II Is. without dunbi. he most
beautiful book 81 this century. y rite
. for term quIcNiy am,! get the man
aTrTuvut - that territory. IOu can
norS on salary or commission. amt
"hen y0G Iruyc !our success we Will
:ruWut" luu ~ the IU~itI0u az man
= and cu~Tr"sIDui"u'. az q pcrman .
ent salary. To- devote Your time Ia at
tending {" agents and tl, currcsruu
,trucr. Nmi tel n'-u q State Man.
agrr :" have charge ~ Dfic. ~ Lad
ing City az the ~tatr and manage an
the bu-Iu'-- 81 the STATE. Send for
term Adir-E-
i:IIITi~H- MEXICAN a.
t"r""r'n i~Euii"i"G, Oppu.u-
Us. ItrH-ury. N~I-hIuCtUu. -. &,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25
THIRD DAY.
THE SENATE.

The Senate met at the usual hour
this morning.
Roll call, quorum present. Prayer
by the Chaplain.
The Journal Of yesterday was read
and approved.
Senator Williams moved thai, the
Wilson resolution adopted by the AS.
sembly yesterday regarding the
lottery amendment be taken up.
Passed.
Senator Livingston stated that he
considered the resolution out Of order
rnd should not 10 acted upon. as il
assumed TINT q till wgs before the
Legislature which WIS not III eyi.
dence.
Mr.. Williams defended his action
10y stating that the matter should be
sOt nj rest at once.
Senator Flauigan moved that avote
by ayes and nays TO taken.
Senator Martin commended that the
matter ehould 20 to tho people and
felt satie led tIst tie division OF
opinion shouIl give the people the
right Of voice.
Senator Jackson believed that the
matter should he acted upon and tho
amendment DO put TO a test A.;
the resolution should pass.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25

Senator Bell stated at considerable
length that the matter should be put
10 rest, but granted that he vas =il.
ing 20 cUrceie time and let the mat.
ter be made special order.
Senator WATSON stated that he had
received a petition frUm his cons,it-
ueuts requesting ai1 80 vote against
the lottery amendment. He stated
that be viii voie as requested.
Senator Pitt stated that he vas in
favor Of the resolution passing. but
did not consider the matter should
be DISCUSSED FROM q moral or immoral
standpoint.
The motion 10 make the resolution
a special order Tor TUESDAY was lost
By z vote OF u to 3.
i call Tor a vote on the adoption Of
the resolution was called FOR. the reso-
lIr:Op passing by d tote OF II TO 3:
Senator Jackson offered a Senate
Concurrent Resolution to create q
school Of nine Referred to the
committee on mines aud mining.
Assembly Bill No. l received. An
act to create a Legislative fund. Re.
fer 6 to the Committee Of the whole
Rules suspended and bills passed.
Message received from Secretary
OF State Howell transmitting amenu-
meni passed by the last legislature
regulating d lottery. Referred to
committee On ways aud
Adjourned until ii o'clock 10
MORROW.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25

On the 18th and lon OF February
at Reno there viii be an exam naion
Of Candidates for appointment o.,
Cadets to the u ). Military Acad.
envy.
Cluiiin;os must be between seven
cen and twenty-five year II are.
unmarried, physically soupd aud we'll
versed in reading. orthD.rHyny
writing, arithmetic. grammar.
geography and Z. >. history. An np
pointmeDt Of this kini would be ex
ceptIonaliy advantageous 10 any
young man, iBsurriug him a liberal
education free, and Ii certain future.
Ii any young a III Eiku county
would hse to take the examination
he should send ms name in.ldc the
next few days tn II. \. Start. who
will arrange 1t for him
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
g WOMAN.

In an article speaking o: the death
OF Q3een VIcions the SacaEEto
Bee has the fOn,Eng:
Far zEsy and above the Qaeza.
however, stands Yic1as, the ~Unzn,
the zIfe and mother. Among tie
E0gish speaking people, more than
any other, l. tourd, II it. fullest, rev.
aenoe Tor zon2n and for wife. AID
here Il ssn the iruesi and strongest
bone q affection between Vic:Cns
and humanity. Her trust coxn l.
III the majesty and dignity, tie hteI-
Ity All sf-caO1 0! her EomznGOOj,
SItekooI, nOtbertooi- Here she be
came the highest type and example.
Uodsr her sway, and chiefly Uy her
example, the Court q St james has
been the priest court III history
While Il l. tue that scandal has often
besmirched England uurIuR the last
three score and ten years, yet il has
ne touched the lem VI Vicona's
garment. nor has II received from her
augi!t save righteous and wonanly
condemnation. She vas Z faIihtu
aud loving wife, and d iOnd and lie.
voted mother. These qualities are
her true crown jewels, the diadem Of
true Homanhood. Hence, more iHH1
ali else. II Is that her people ;uye he!
with 4 love never accorded to any
other sovereign.
AS 4 Queen she was great. As I
woman she VAS greater.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25
Costly Arithmetic.

a Hchool teacher received the fol.
lowing from II complaining parent in
sheffield a few days ago:
'Slr:-Wil you please for the fu.
lure give my boy sun cesier m to
do at nights. This is what he
brought hoam two or three mites
back: III fore g%allins Of bear will ill
tbirty.to pint bottles. how many pint
and a bali bottles will nine gallins mr.
Wen. 80 tnrd, and could make moth.
ing OF IL at al; and my boy cried. and
sed no didn't dare go back IN the
moruin without dom it.
$50 ! had to go aud buy n nine.
gallin cosk Of bore, which | could in
afford 70 90, and then we won't md
borrowed a lot Of wine and brandy
bottles, besides n few VIC had by ue,
VOL, wo emptied tho cask into the
bottles, and then counted them, and
there were nineteen, aud my boy put
che number down Ter au answer.
| 81 don't know whether It n rite or
not ne We split cum while We were
IL.
@P. S.-Ploase lot The nox, some be
u water, as ] .am not able 10 buy my /
moro bore
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25
4 Typical Reno Club.

The Journal gives al account OF a
ne" club which has just been organ
lied in Reno and which the paper very
~trutbfully says promises to become
u OF tic thriving fraternal organ.
izitiOus in Reno.
1t 10 known ma the Debtors Club.
No ono con belong unless he owes at
least 800. Tho organization is CO.
operative. Merchants who do u credit
business and never attempt to coll ct
accounts will receive the patronage OF
club memb"rs to the exclusion OF cssb
dealers. Any business man who Mt.
tetnpts to collect a bill from n member
OF the club will be boycotted by the
entire club.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25
NIuE Edward SII.

KING Edward VII was yesterday
"wednesday crowned King ~ Eng.
land d topk tire formal oath brnd
my blu TO govern the Kingdom ac
cording to it, laws aud Customs,
and sssumed the tide Of Kug El.
ward VII OF Great Britain and ire
land and Emperor Of lndia. The
ceremony took place m the three.
roomed cabinet 81 81 Janc- Palacc.
Lph"on, aud ~as interesting aud nc
cOrdIng 10 precedent.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25


u /" hN'I! "ih' III" cattle and
s"e'P 'it" W." 'foa7 s""'is ""Fi"S
,he legislative s'H''h. h''' interests
""'' '"'' 'NF""'"'' an" ""th believe
r'"' 'n' 'h'I @'~'''i"h"'"E TIE Earth.
- " NOV "-"' US" WI" oe
WIKI 'L'''es''-O"'-"h Ar
P'"'
Inc Hihe''ap Fai'NA! Will cross al.
t"ccther dirt, miirs 81 bridge. uud
Of tle-e inr line Of Ir,u.k r,opir.3 g,
lsr,. ru,.h. ,..i,.,
,-., 'nio''
""' ""= - '""ee over Tie lrt!-h at
O"4-N' 'oo yatHf; over the OF. at
huva'hckoyp. $40 yards; over the
( Y.piss-i at K~rasuo, nr.k ggn ,-,J.
and ,yo- ,b.. ~. a., W.; r.I' -
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25
TuE HAZE IIHi'SH.

Brced- DandruT, Witch CHu-r~ Fall.
In: Hair aud finRIIy BaIdnr.-.
Prof. Unna, Hamburg. Germany
European authority on skin diseases
says that dIndrutT is as contagious IL
any other malcvO!ent hi-eas". and
hat Que common source Of the spragd
o' dhpdruil is tho use 81 the same
hair brush 10, different pcrs II = The
way to avoid catching IaLdrun or
any other disease fiun another,
brush. is TO insist pn tie use uf New
BROS lierpicide. It not only kills
The dahdruif germ, but 1T is also an
nntiscptic and will prevent the catch.
ing Of any disease whatever through
contagiOB Of annther's brush.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25

Last Saturday ia Carson. New, I
f"lt on the i"e white Carrying II heavy
'"isc' aud strained lku cOrGs Of my
leg on the inside. | could hardly
"alk even With the nid Of u canc; aud
on Monday night un account of the
Hc'cfc pam | could not sleep On
Tuesday male tbrco application.
~ the good Eminent Trib. II took
a"ay the puin. and today iEcdncs.
walk onsily with,ut u stick
j. f. HASKELL.
San Francisco, Cnl.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25
ASST EMILY.

HOnsr called to order by Speaker
Van Duzcr.
Pray or by the Chaplain.
Roll cail.-AU present.
journal OF preceding day read and
approved.
The appointment q standing com
mittces was made by the Speaker.
4 special committee OF three was
appointed ON game and fish laws.
Assembly Bill 3-An act to pro.
vide fer copying the Assembly Jour.
nal. Referred to the COMMITTEES on
Ways aud Means.
Repor, OF the Mileage Committee
received and adopted.
Assembly Bin l. Returned from
the Senate with notification that il
had passed that body. tAppropria.
ton bill
Recess taken until 2:3O p. IN.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25
FOURTH DAY.
sESAEE.

Tho Senate WAS called to order by
President Judge.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Roll call All present.
Minutes Of previous day read and
approved.
Mileage report offered aud ap.
proved.
Reports Of Committee on Mines
and Mining received and ordered en-
crossed.
Senate Resolution no. ., by Jack.
son, relative TO the establishment OF a
school Of nine and mining, wns or.
dered ~eDgrUssed.
Senate udjourued until tomorrow
at ii a. 10.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25

Congressman Francis g. NcnIand
las received his quota Of seeds for
tie year 1900 and viii 6c pleased a.
scnd !tcm to my II addressing him
at the House 81 Representatives.
Washington, ID. e. All applications
must be in by March lat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25
Not In His JurlsdictIon.

Last week while J. II. Cumenth
and o. +. Rice were rounding up
cattle near the Nevada line they were
Passing through a grove OF cedars on
the Utah side, when they heard d
great believing and crashing and d
range COW soon came running to
wards them and fell dead at their
feet. Around her horns was a broken
piece OF white line. The boYe
skinned the aUimB! and took tine hide
to MOdena. where they went into
camp. The next morning as they
were eating breakfast. up rode a DEP
uty sheriff from Panaca. Nevada. II
appears that be had been gu the trail
OF what he supposed to be cattle
thieves. aud coming upon a cali
bawllng at the eide OF d dead COW, he
branded the calf and starte,i in pur.
suit OF tie thieves and the chase led
him to Modena. When he dismount.
ed he told the boya to consider them.
selves under arrest. They asked t"
see his warrant and he PRODUCED one
drawn in Nevada. When informed
that he was in Utah ne Was AS.
tcnished. Then he was told that hc
would be arrested for stealing the
cali, and the boys marched him up to
Frank Knight, whom they said was u
Justice Of the Peace. The case was
tried aud Knight found the fellow
guilty as charged. but suspended seu
tence until the young nan could ger
a map OF Nevada. -S,atclineSentinc
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25

Such little pills n DeWitt's Little
Early ltu ora are very easily taken,
aud they are wonderfully effective ~
cleansing the liver aud bowels. EIko
Drug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-25
SENATE COMMITTEES.

Agriculture, our ..liouses, county
bound ifie8, roads mud bridges. Mar.
ito. Bell, Flanagan.
Claims, State aTairs, supplies and