Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-11
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
S%almagundi.

Justice Morgan is nursing a Very sore
foot.
Attorney Maginnis o; Ogden is in
Elko.
Judge Talbot will leave for Austin
tonight to bold court for Judge Jones.
The a"ntenc" Of Hubert SauIs has
been postponed until next SATURDAY at
10 o'clock.
Judge Cnrler arrived from Reno this
afternoon on the delayed train 70 hold
court for Judge Talbot.
The case Of the State VS. Will am Ball.
charged with assault. VIVA continued nj |
O'Clock this afternoon until tomorrow.
Recorder Grover collected 800 80
t"es for re corlmR Instruments in his
office during the month OF March.
MIR. Ainley is in town selling clothing
and Ii patent filter to put on hydrants.
The filter strikes us az being n good
thing.
Commissioners Snyder and Weaihers
are Attending a meeting OF the board
today. They report verifying quiet in
their sections.
Fills Gooding run the office Tor n
while THE afternoon. The next time he
comes We hope the sheriff or constable
will drop III.
I, w. Flores. T.. r. Clemson, W. NJ.
Catlin u Tecoma and Taylor Benson OF
Ogden arc in the Sparks. ~llRrrell 90.
Smith sheep case.
+. u. Winter If down from the White
Rock country. lie Gays the prospects OF
That % ctiOn are bright for H prosperous
H.ason for the ranohers aud stockmen.
G.. w. Grayson md James Dunphy,
prominent, %stockmen, who wero in Eiko
attending a meeting Of the Cattle Aaso
citation. returned to their homes yceicr.
day.
The Reno Jpurnri says the i-e ID.
snrance companies are Withdrawing
their busiucss Trom Wad.wnitlI This.
ID due to the ra:lro i chtnyea III that
town.
Passenger train No. 4 .iue herr ut ~
'his mOrnnV di not arrive unit! l:5O
this afternoon. Tho della WIZ rnnned
lay tho wre"i m a freight train near
Shoshone.
Mr.. Merritt il in from the oil we'll.
Tie rports everything runG:nR smoothly.
The formation is II very hRrI black lime.
stone and progress 10 rath,r Glow. The
water we'll il DOM about 2JD feet.
The infan, srn Of Mr. md Mrs. John
f.. Mellon died ut the Dnrse, ranch
near Fort fIailcck nj g o'clock Inst
evening The funeral services will he
held at the home tomorrow morning
md the remains brought to Elko for
intcmant,
Tho April Fool Cold M,uinR and
Milling Company 81 Lincoln county has
been made the defendant il a $4,000
damage euit ID which John Iorkith IL
plaintiff. CorSiah alleges TINT IN June
%. 10 ~. lille he wRs employed IN con
nacting the TOO and 200 levels in the
mine mn explosion occurred which blew
both ovcB out and his hand uif,
:. Attorney Dorsey md A. j. Hiarrell mr..
rived from San Francisco yesterday.
Thoy are Interested in the trial of three
suits brought by tho Sparks I~arrell
Company against a. II. g. Smith, a
sherpman. Tho trial began this AFTER
noon before Judge Curltr Of Reno,
|, Attorneys Dorsey and Harrington rep
resent the plaintiff and Judge Maginnis
~ Ogden tho defendant.
. Mr.. Harrington received "a diRpntch
from Senstor Stewart Saturday after.
noon stating that he had got nm appro
pnaiion ~ s0ON0 Through The Senate Tor
. establishing an Indian school nj EIko
some Of the State papers place the
amount nj 100000. Either amount
acoms unreasonable. Though y hateveI
the amount Ia, the i~snv"EnDENT hOpet
IL will go through the House.
The jury IN tho Pluultcti case wen
U out abou' 9: 10 Satrr lny night aud ro'
maincd out uutil 1880 THE morning
: when they wore brought into court
Judge Talbot askcd them u there wac .
U poseibili,y Of their renching nm agree
$ mon, and their answors indi ntcd thai
Z the aituauon vas hopeless. The Judge
however, thou Iht differently and ocn'
them back again. Tho jurors looked
tired md worn. but they wont bacI
3 suiling. Rcports nro floAting arount
q that the jury stands 8 to 3 Tor "cquitta
d md another report In TINT II stands . u
2 Tor convio ion. You may take yon
choice. The jury will DO called ID agaiI
sometime this evening.