Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-03-25

The trial ut Hawthorne ~ rcdr,
Cevalla aud Marco Espim"z. fm IT,,
murder "f John D.lasilva AT Lon,
Mountain. E-meraI,ia county, resulted
III the jnr, Iii a:reo,ng. E.pinozA was
discharged FROM custody aud CrvaIl,
held for another trinI.
An exchange figures unl that since
Roosevelt became PrcsiIen, 1921 Oi
haze hr"n spent uu the White House
and on hips and ,acht4 for hi. cxclus.
I'VE u". a." now want Sluv. OO nor,
Tor st pc. III ~iIi IN tai Naap hi. horses
Iedd! rome high. but what Il j,y it IL
to have him.
MarrHrIo Nhak"!, the President ri ia.
PmiIppiur republic, aud tiitcei Of HE
followers We're. brurvn:cutIy u,s;,nlInt.
ell III" oiatr ia! T.! ii detachment ot
United States troops -B~rnevnarTily
assin'l"'"h- is the Republican term Tor
Killed, when applied T." the t'rliipno4.
II rolls "t' the tongue more muo:b
and sOuul- better
J"" EATER net with q hnd accident
yesterday AFTERNOON After opening n
hUx "f 60 L. mni icny. II the bnlr,i.
lying nronu't with IiI- nails stlcKinr up.
he "cc:drntihlly stepped III one Of the
mails and l. Went through his shoe. and
into his (uOi,. lie had the wound dr. IS.
ed immediately and anticipates nothing
NOR" serlous Than Il yer! sur" foot Tor a
fc% day.
The board Of Worlds Fair Commis-
sl1ncrs have appointed ii COMMITTEES III
each count! to solicit subscrirtions To
enable the Board to carry ON is work in
II credItable III ner aud III one becom-
inp the dignity Of TIA" Sat. The cnrl.
mittce from this county are George
Russell. +. s. Farriugton, 4. W. lies
son, Cha- Her dersou, f.. =. Hardest,
and Phil rripie't.
w J kepler. who shot Arnold Ma.
her at Goldiield last Saturday. had a
preliminary examination before the Jus
ticc Of the Peace at Guldfeld and dis.
charged from custody. On Thursday "A
complaint WIS sworn to i'll Hawthorne
charging keplcr with assault with III.
tent To kill 4 warrant was issued for
kepler's rearrest and he will have Il
hairmg III Hawthorne next Thur-day.--
Hawthorne Bulletin.
Representative Cowherd Of Missouri,
has a constituent who Cor wears has
been trying to procure "A pension ms u
daughter Of a soldier. At first she as
serted that her father served in th,
Mexican war of 1912. She wrote Mr..
that n man having the same
name OF her father served in the war OF
1872 II he wrote her that it REQUIRED
something more than q name to get a
pension, IL to send some additional
facts. In reply he received this. @My
father was OF medium height, had black
hair, couldn't shut one eye without
shutting the other, and knew nothing
about music."-New York World.
y Salt Lake dispatch says that
changes involving the operation Of prac.
tically the whole OF the Hartman sys.
TEN Of railroads will 90 into effect in
the near future, probably on April lst.
Tho operation OF trains on the Union
and Southern Pacific from Reno to
Green River, Wyoming, including the
Lucm cutoff will come under tho Oh.
Grating department Of the Oregon Short
Line. II Is expected that this will re-.
suit III Il gsent saving ui time and ex.
pense.
The Journal and Gazette have their
~t"mahawks md scalping knives out and
are after each others scaIps. The ,Jour-
ma declares that its account Of the
Monte Carlo opening is frue III every
particular and the Gazette declares it is
false and libelous SO far us the Indies
are concerned. The journal applies
harsh epithcts to the Gazette and tho
Gazette replies in more refined Ian.
guagc. Ii is impossible to tell at this
time when the cruel Wal will end.
y man dressed N Il uniform called Mt
II residence on North B. street a few
days Z and tn the lady who came to
the door stated ne was collecting Tor the
government, and Il she felt like con.
tributing it would be thankfully rccciv.
ed. The CRATER said she could see hy
his uniform that he WAS in the employ Of
the government, but as he tried t. +, U
what WINS in the house the lady slammed
the door Ill his face and sprung the lock.
II Is not known whether hr tried to
work any one else or not.