Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-09-04

'ToHh Mon'Ithln City.
Fred Dnngberg Of Carson and Grant
P!l" OF SIM Francisco, cattle buyers,
are III town.
y couple Of Folsom guards arrived
last night and took in the town and Ryn-
ion with Constable Mccoy.
Harry and Stc"nrt Ma,er c,urned
last night from Salt Lake. They r.por,
"a big time among the Mnrmons.
Three prisoners broke on, Of t,,
Lovelock Jail Yesterday morning md
convict Miller il supposed To he one Of
them. they are headed this way.
Chester LittIcfirld. joe Gardner, Mis-
Henry, Miss Alic. Hunter and MB.
Henry Jeff last light for II shor, camp.
inr inp III the Ruby MoGniairs.
Hayden Hrni"rsUn WIS around town
today with his broken nrm in Il sling. lie
says lac will ~uon be alright a,ain, but
ms hiuscbh all playing days are over. lie
docs not not care to run the chances OF
brc 'kImH his arm again ~ II baseball
game.
The GIArit" says TIM, Craig. who
trlilcd the cOnvirts from RutTuer's
ranch to Reno, took up the trail again
yesterday. He seems Ia he worth nor.
az Il convict catcher than the California
militia, Folsom guards, shrrilI-' posses
and Fcrrcl's bIu0Ihoun,is all taken To.
IctiIer.
General LrOnardlVnod has seen thirty
days actual service, but III fOur years
he has risen from an army surgeon with
the rink ~ n Captain, to- u Bngadicr
general. very nearly the scDior Briga.
dicr, over the hcads 81 several hundred
seniors vino served Mi through the
Civil war.
Sir. Thos. Upton. aboard the ErIn.
declared yesterday III an interview
thai he would not challenge again ror
Americas cup until n man had been
found III England who cquallcd Nat
ll"rrcshoIT in yacht building. lie nd.
United his disappointment at his failure
aud frankly said TINT he had no hope Of
winning even "a singglc race.
Yesterday morning Mrs. I%lardcsty,
who Ia stepping with her brothcro-in-
law, George aud Zach, ut Sonth Fork,
white going To the garden to do her
usual mornings work. clipped and fell
and broke one 81 her arms AT the elbow.
She was brought to town and DR.. Hood
SGT the broken bone. Tho injury IL u
severe one, ns Mrs. Ilnricsty liz II yenre
,Of age.
\ sampl" brick from Dan O'Doan's
kin can he seen Mt thls office. II is
snt<l rolled, we'll hurucl, ~ good shape.
hard aud tough. The kiln WINS burned
with coal aud without CRATES. They ARE
the lirat brick cvcr burned in that way
IN tlia section. Mr.. O'D0nn will soon
have another kiln 81 :wu hundred thou~.
and brick ready Ia bc burned. \ wall
mnhc ont ~ thcsc brick will last Tor
agra.
~ 'Ilg flNhlN u VI ~ WV" w
presents rn'hrr n novel appearance. emye
.rlr Cnrson Nov. Her buck killed
himself ncri ~lcutaIly wlulc investigating
u shoi:uI nj Schuiz. on tie CSC. n few
Inya ngo. Tho young widow was on
Main 81 rrrt tiIis morning with her hair
md face smcnrcd over with pitch mnd
'ushcF. na II badge nf mourning for the
departed one. indians usually Ito not
minglc with the whitco during the sor.
row period and hence THE one attracted
considerable attention,
Friday evening u young married
wnman Tell in II well ncnr Ycrlngton md
whs drowned. Tho husband cHmO home
al supper time and found TINT prepare.
tions had been made Tor the evening
meal. Not seeing lis wife around he
started Ia search Tor her md noticed II
piece Of her dress hanging on tho side az
tho well. Her holy VIVA found ilnating
in the we'll. Tho unfortunate woman
waa about II years ~ age md VIVA mar
rirI about twO months ago, her maiden
mime being Miss ". riggcrsou-En
tcrrrIsc.
While staudng upon II barrel Of mo-
~lasaca. trying tc rcucl, al article from n
high shslf IN Ina grocery, w. y. Carlyle
81 Norfolk, Va. crashed through the
hcad ~ tho barrel, and being short oi
stnturc, he VIVA completely immersed in
tho sticky substance Cu7tomcrs in the
store rrfcuci him,. white his appear
ancc waa ludicr0us, the situation was
~scrious. The mOlaesca plnstcrcd his Dyes
nose, ears and mouth "a completely TINT
il wna feared Tor awhile TINT hc would
eurncntc. lie was finally thrown into 4