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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-03-02
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

Al Hotcnt is spending n few days in
town.
Viii IIamcr Inns been released from
the peat house.
Hay is selling in most Of the vale, q
nj $500 peg .on.
iIWrbsior Patterson came in from
Lrmoillc yesterday.
Olympia oyster cocktails the finest
rvcr-Rt the Club saloon. =
iialcd hay | cent per pound ut the
Elephant Livery Stable.
FoR Rest Single furnished rooms.
for gentlemen. Enquire Of Constable
W. y. Wore.
u ia reported that over u foot Gt snow
fell in Lrmoillc valley during the last
stOrm.
fou RE.T-A house Of | rooms neatly
furnished inquire at residence Of Mr.,
Sheldon.
Grand reduction FRlo Of clothing, FUR,
nishing GOO Ia, etc. Mt Seymour Jacobs
Call ut the store 'ot hrH priccs. '
Tho l.. !. Wntcrmantci Co. Jewellers,
are prepared 1" do requiring Ht the moa,
reasonable rnto1 ri their place Of bust.
ucse. Engraving frrc 81 charge on all
articles sold. =
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi.

Mr.. mdNrs. Bradley and Uuclc Dick
Dorsey are expected home tonight.
Colonel Maxim passed through EIku
today from Salt Lake, tn his home III
Reno.
Ralph Shcofr and Ambrose Connolly,
commercial travcIrnRmcn, arc III town.
on business.
y party, John Doe. arrested Tor
drunkenness. WIS sentenced tn five duyS
III Jail.
Tho grand jury mcctE "Wednesday,
February 81. and the trial jury on
March I.
Counters Aura might have uYoi led
all " this unpleasant uot0riciy by simply
slappiug Bpni on the wrist uid telling
him 10 bc good.
John Dolan, wns found guilty il, the
Justices Court lhIs Afternoon on the
charge Of taking coal from the railroad
company. lIc WIS sentenced to ten laya
in Jail.
Suann Is. Anthony say that man il I,
joke. Her long lie Of singlc blcRscducss
("r orwisr) may DO accepted ns an
evidence that sho could never takc n
joke.
An lllrnoia couple 10 whom twins have
been born six times aud tripl"ts oncc ia
named Joy. Olc would think their cup
nt domestic joy was now filed almost Ia
ovoriiowiug.
4 London doctor declares thni diving
ia II habit. II mn, 10. but IN more than
Il century 81 lie thia writer has never
formed ihc acquaintance ~ u pCton who
had become addicted 10 tho hnhit.
~Stund nn yuur feet" said Secretary
Shaw Ia the clerks in his department.
Wei Tor him that he didn't order them
to atnnd on their hcads. na he might have
been dismissed for liHzng.
Shrah l}crnhnrdt'a pct dog "Spp.'
passed peacefully away u r. r days ago
Al his bedside were The actress and Il
email group u fricndc OF tho purp. II
retained consciousness 10 the laat.
a terrible crime was supposed to have
boon committed east ~ tho Court house,
Inst evening, an OLD razor, pipe, pocket
handkerchief and mn old knife blade,
tho eumo being scattered around u pool
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What He Meant.

Mr.. Griggslcld was n man who
m"cnt well, but was unfortunately adj.
dictcd to the habit Of saying tho
wrong thing at all times and I'm nil
circumstances. An acquaintance OF
his had suffered severe Injuries in a
railway wreck, including q broken
nose. the loss of three or four teeth,
and a cash across one OF his checks:
but his hurts were not serious. and he
was soon on the street again. some.
what d%ichgurod, but In good working
order.
One OF tho nrst men to greet him
after his recovery was Mr.. Grlggs.
feld. who graspcd him cordially by
the hard and exclaimed:
Hello. Williamsi I understand you
have been pretty badly hurt. am
glad to SEQ you SC much improved"
Later. when ho reflected upon ~, no
understood why Mr.. Williams respond.
cd to this greeting with such a queer
smilc.-Youth's Companion.
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About oue-third of the men who
co:nH into this place wear an amulet
or n luck = arm, or something that
they never take off when they strip"
said an attendant of Il turkish bath.
-Four or five regular patrons wear
little lockets strung on cords round
their necks. Pictures of their best
girls, suppose. The locket of one
oldish fellow. who has been a patron
for years, is studded with diamonds
and must be very valuable.
There are all kinds OF luck
CAIRNS. I've noticed two or three
rabbits feet. a little bronze Japanese
god, and n piece Of green stone, Jade
| guess. with a Chinese inscription.
"One drunk, who always comes in
here when he is tapcring of, has n
lead bullet hammered out fiat. 1t was
easy for me to figure out the COM
h!nation, because on his left breast.
Just over the heart, there is an IT.
regular. wh!tish scar.
"One night he told ME about It. He
got 1t In n gambling quarrel down In
Arizona. A Mexican shot ut him
point blank with n bulldog revolver.
y check book In his pocket turned the
bullet. so that it just %ploughed up the
flesh and lodged in hts coat.
You'd have though. he'd have worn
the check book. but somehow he fig.
ured II out that the bullet was lucky.
He had 1t hammered out fat, hung It
around his neck and has never taken
II of to this day.
college boys who belong to some
fraternity or other which makes them
wear their pins always come in hero
now and then. They always call for
n string before they unuress ana go
into the hot o with the pin tied
to their necks.
The qu%eerest case in my exper-
fence was an old fellow, n mining man,
| believe. He was in and out for
eight or ten years. He always wore
n Hat disk of tin IN a string about
his neck.
81 got curious about that thing;
used to look 1t ver when | was rub
bling him down. | made 1t out t. be
n kind OF box. 1t opened with a clasp
on the under side. never asked any
questions, but l mighty well wanted
To know.
We'll, sir, II night he showed up
very drunk and talkative, and told me
about that little box.
1T seems that away back some
time. when he was n young man. he
stumbled against q dying Mexican
who had a notion about hidden treas.
ure. Before he died the Mexican
handed over Il little old diagram on n
piece Of parchment.
There was something wrong. with
the diagram. The miner had found
the place where the treasure ought
to be, dug there, and drawn n blank.
Then he figured on places where the
direction was hazy. went back, and
tried again in another direction.
He'd been doing that for years on
every trip he'd taken to Arizona. Safe
deposit vaults were no use TO him for
keeping his little map. He'd had that
water tight tin box made and dashed
about his neck by a stout thong, so
that sleeping, waking or swimming
II was always with him.
II haven't seer him for more than
a year. It's getting about time for
him to turn UP again."-New York
Sun.
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Marvin Hurt Down aud DAT.

Marvin Hart was double.crosscd in
more ways than II in his battle Friday
night with Tommy Burns. Not only
did he lose the tight and the champion.
ship, but he got barely enough ont of
his end OF the purse to pay his training
expenses. When tho battle was M.
ranged Hart held Burns cheap and
thought il was II cinch to beat him.
Because he was champion no insisted
that the money be divided 10 md -.
turns was forced 10 agree to this cut,
and tho result is that no received over
Twice ns much M Hart. Tho house was
small, the gate receipts amounting to
only siS0D. Twenty four hundred OF
this wont l." the ligh,ors of viii ch
amount Hart got about 800 and Burns
$lG50.
II 10 probable that Hart will go back
Ia his homc in kentucky IN a day or two.
lie made NJ his mind t" 20 back, win or
loac, sever Il wcrl;s ugO, and now tina, no
has lost hc will go back to his family.
whether he fights again or ~rrtitcs will
rcst with his vito Ia decide. iIart'u wife
has alwnys been against his ring career
aud lately her protests have been 60
stroug that he decided that he would 20
home after thus fight and talk il over
with ar. Whcu he made THE decision
he expected To- win aud Nin easily, lie
! mn, never fight again.
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Salmaqundi

Bert Rock vol is III from Lar.o.nr.
c. Ernest ~,icrar'cd Tor Austin on
No. ; today.
Judge E~u;.roge camr Gp from Carlin
this morning.
Guy Weather, la spending II !"w days
IN town.
Thos Hunter dcIur;cd for the west last
might.
c. +. %IIammrs. trhvcimc-man for
BrandnustcIn n Co. is in town.
The water cnsp is still nn before judy.
Brown, in the district court.
Arthur sweet aud Bert Merrill ar" req
istcrcd at the CommcrciuI Hotel.
Mrs. l.. bradley and children returned
honr last night. Mr.. Bradley and
Uncle D'c< did not come but will later
On.
Tho grand jury wns "mprncIrd this
morning. No definite news could he ob-
tanned, ns they were still in session AT
the time 81 GONG to rrcss.
Mira. A. w. Moara and lwo children
ar" down frum the r"E"rvalioD and will
leave lot PtrErr, Arih M, this evening.
Re- join Mr., Moses at hat place.
IN" president /, day s,gucd the urgent
deficiency bin. containing "A provision
for removing tho operation vt the eight.
homr law for foreign labor on the
Panama canal.
An tho ships in the Aslaiic i'ct are
being st~ratcgCiIcaly disposed Of n!ong
the China coHsi. This government does
not propose Ia |c caught mapping. u,
is rumorcd here that cables haze been
received Eiuiiug that the yiccroy Of
Canton IL ]insiirHiiuG the nrii foreign
rebellion.
Another miltng excitement hHa been
started los rich discoveries nj u point
10 miles north 0f Lls Ncgas aud about
eighteen miles from the Tuuupnh Il
/ Lts NcgnG railroad Thc ore veins arc
through iiss ares in lime varying from
M inch tn fuur fcct nud going from 80
{" 500 per ton, with specimens going
much higher. Tho ore IL nch IN silver
aud ran high in copper.
\ man waa recently tried ut Chirugo
ou the charge ~ selling liquor to Chief
, Ognllalu Fitc, u ward of the federal
HIHI,, IL .I.,'
called attention {" M old inw which
admitted M Indian To- citizenship when
hc Lad land decided 10 him. records
showoi that DgnlIaIn Fire had thus tc.
come q citizen. and the uilrg"d vcndcr
Of iirc water wac allowed To depart in
pCar.
by the way charges 81 all sorts are
being filed against Harry Orchard. and
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DEATH RECALLS GRIM TRAGEDY.
Years Ago Men Tough. to the Death
Over Mrs. Kennedy

Over Mrs. Kennedy.
BY the death OF Mrs. Thomas KeE.
nedy in Harlem, another name was
added to the tragic list that began its
enrolment in the Onawa hotel. when
Myies Mcdonnell Tough; six of Ken.
nedy's followers and killed two OF
them. Mrs. Kennedy was the cause OF
the feud which resulted so fatally, and
which finally included mons its vic.
tins Mcdonnell himself.
Kennedy and Mcdonnell were. gam.
bling partners, and Kennedy brought
his wife TO City Island. where Nc.
Donnell lived. Mcdonnell refused to
lilo Mrs. Kennedy to meet his wife,
saying that he wasn't n very decent
man himself, but he drew the line OF
responsibility around his own fam.
lily"
The next night Kennedy and Price
attacked Mcdonnell in n saloon and
peat him severely. Three nighta
later they waylaid him again in the
Orawa hotel cafe and fought n Ho.
meric battle which led to McDonncli's
trial for murder. Mrs. Kennedy ,co,;
the liyeliest interest In the case. and
"hen Mcdonnell was acquitted de.
rIared that II God were just Mellon.
cell would never die n natural death.
Seine three years later Mcdonnell
was shot and killed in Albany, and
ny n friend of the Kennedys, al
though the Immediate quarrel did no
arise from that association. Eve,
since the Onawa hotel afrray Mrs.
Kennedy has been In n hystericaI
condition, ana indirectly 1t was the
cause Of her death.-New York Press.
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JUDGE WOULD FIGHT THE CASE:
Ailins Jurist Tells Humorous Story
20 Prove Determination.

Ailins Jurist Tells Humorous Story
90 Prove Determination.
Mr.. Justice Scott. now in a hospital,
where he has undergone a severe sur
gical operation, never was SO Ill that
he could not appreciate and recite a
humorous yarn. Lying fat on his
back, nurses and doctors with arbi-
trary rules around him last Friday, he
appealed from one Of the nurses
orders.
When he physician was summoned
he told him what he wanted. "The
nurse here thinks. I shouldn't have It."
he said. so | have come to YOU"
and then he told the doctor of q case
tina once was before the supreme
court. In the lower court the trial
judge was an enemy to n of the
pleaders at the bar. The suit was de.
cided adversely to him and 1t was
taken UP higher.
when 1t was reached in the su.
preme court" the justice went on,
counsel arose and said: IF 1t please
the court this is the case of -t-bert
versus Scott, on appeal from --
county. Judge Jones presiding. But
there are other reasons why this de-
cision should be reversed.
And" continued the justice. "if I
don't get what | want | will take the
matter up to the chief physician and
cite that Roberts case to nim."-Chi-
cago American.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

-. Bat, q. Wells, Is in town.
George llCnnen Is i'll from Lumoill,
valley.
j"ln Mayhugh. arrived from Well.
today.
Mrs. /. J. Clark, arrived home from
san Francisco yesterday
John Moss, foreman OF the Bradle,
rauch, arrived from Dccth, last evening
Up to date it has cost UncIo Sam d
cube yard Of money for each cubic var
of Panama canal dirt thrown.
IL Japan is really asking aid for her
famine sufferers she would better be
getting ready Ia store away Inc provision
iuA; will coon bc headed that way.
Zone time this month the grand jury
will meet. We hope they will serve
tnmctb3HC To Watson, Sterling and
Gordon, the jail breakers.
Tho success Club entertained the
Young IniIcs OF the High School last
"'"ning. They proved themselves 70. al
entertainers.
Tom Barnaby, appeared III the Justice
d. tie! .n.:.ng to Mr.. Mckinney. lie re-
Iu s.ci a jury trial and the same was
granted by the court,
G,ycrnor Spnrhs has extended an in.
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t. Nevada and hunt bear and mountain
hpLs. III" president has expressed him
self as likely to accept tho governors
invitation.
y Frcnchmdn III writing an imaginary
history ~ a war between Germany and
France i'll which the Kaiser liz getting
decidedly the worst Of it. 1t will be re-.
mcmbcfcd that the work il purely i'm.
aginativc.
Tho R,tLbonc Sister gave II party la
the children OF the Sisters and knights
lhh evening. Tho evening was spent
III playing gaIncs and dancing. Re
frcsbmcnts were served To which the
Youngsters did ~jus:ics after which they
rsumed their amusement.
Tho Madison Square Company played
to IN exceedingly lnrgc audience last
evening. presenting II Of the best ui
their repertoire. an Old Kentucky
They present "Tcnncsscc's Pardncr," this
evening. They leave for LOycIocks to.
morrow.
T"o Thousand busiDcss men met in n
mhss meeting at Seattle, and each signed
an order removing the BELL telephones
or the telephones OF the Sunset Tolr.
phone comp my, on count Of poor scr.
vice. Ia city council Inns been az.
pealcd to for relief, but failed to give il.
and this action resulted. Tho Indcpcnd.
cnt company promises to inst al sIx
thousand phones at once and agrees by
August to have a long distance ~ecrvic,
all over the cOagt.
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
SalmaQundi.

Mr.. Puett Is up from CaIlin today.
Charles Moody will make a shipment
Of horse today.
Ell. Lutte, returned to his ranch at
Ruby Valley last evening.
Major Miller, Of Pleasant Valley, is
shipping some thoroushhsrds.
Doctor Hood, LEFT Tor Suuih Fork last
evening To again wait on Charles Adams
Geo. Mcknight lis in tr"n Beaver. He
reports plenty 0I snow in that section 81
the country.
The case against the "eoIorcd gcfu'nu"
was a Il OF house breaking. 1t will
come mp during the month.
Jchn Predaker is III from Pleasant
Valley. and says that horses are dying
last on the ranges in thai vicinity.
The charge against the Norwegian
cook, Of obtaining money under false
p~retcnscs. was stricken Of tl,e calendar,
AZ there wns no indictment brought oy
the grand jury.
iudlan Johnn:c aud Joe Ibapah, the
t"o Indians who murdered a man at
Monteilo, were indicted 10y the Grand
jury. and their trial will probably be
held Friday.
Tho case Of Watson and Sterling,
indicted by the Grand Jury, for the rob.
berry Of CHspers store. will come UP
before the court Friday. Mr.. Eml
Eabcr was appointed their attorney.
The Reno journal will add another
linotype To its equipment this week
and the Carson News a new prcgs,
Wall street will not nave q monopoly
op m~illionaires If this prosperity con.
tInucs.
The cry Of the people of Tonopah at
present IL more pO5t1tlice boxes. II is
"a Tact ;hnt T"nOpah has u population
al G,nC0 people. 1t will on!y be Il short
time before Wa can honestly claim Il
population of lO,OOO.-Bonanza.
Yesterday IA jury at San Francisco
found George ID. Collins, the attorney,
guilty Of perjury for swearing no mad
not married ChaI!Otla Newman. Satur-
day was set as the time for sentence.
Collins did not lose his calm manner IN
the leRsi, but st lied that he has not
given up hope and Wi append the case
y special dispatch says: Six men
were killed and twelve 80 badly injured
that most OF them are expected to die
before morning 10y the explosion Ill the
Little Cahaba Nine No. > at Piper.
Ma. this afternoon. Details are IN.
ohtalnHhlc tonight. The Little Gambia
property is one of the largest coal pre-.
duccrs III the state aud the company
employs a large force Of miners. Tho
explosion, It is believed here, was caus.
ed 10y fire damp, IL this il correct 1t is
more thHn likely later details will bring
tho list ~ dead up TO u much grcutcr
number than now reported.
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bursting Of Il water pipe. The animal
went down and could not get up until
the harness WAS cut. Immediately after
being Released he started to run. drag
ging the driver ubout half u block.
y defective ilus in the Winters build
inc on the main ST 'ret at Bcckwith was
the cause 81 the tire that came nearly
destroying that town the o.her nigh.
The fire WIS discovered shortly after I
o'clock, and swept through the frame
structures like finder Thanks To the
heroic wurn ~ tile department however.
the greater portion OF the lively tom
WAS saved. the | 81 will PROBABLY reach
$4,000. according to reports received
: from there yesterday.
/ President Roosevelt has done some
great things and proven cqu Il To all
emergencies, but doubtless hc has at last
struck a snag in hs efforts to reform
football. To extract the brutality from
that alleged sport" would seem to be
beyond anybody but IA regiment Of gianis
~ WIN AShfh Nlhb-. Ippllull us
play ed by the Young savages Of univcr-
stiles ought la he sent to join the old i;p-
man gladiatorIai conflicts and the Span
ish bull tights.
Tho next big event on the pugIlistic
stage is the contest between Terry Nc
Govern and Battling Nelson. which IL
billed to hold the boards at PHILADELPHIA
on March II. The hard hitting Brook.
Ign lad Is reported to be in better con.
dition than at any time since his star
went ont at llariiort, and # this is true,
MIR. Nelson will undoubtedly receive
some pretty rough usage. and it would
not be startling il he succomh to the
Te:.ih!e cn"'s icf'y tight or course
the re will be no decision, but il the
il"Gcwish athcl"tc energies from the
mill scrcncly, IL looks ia thOugh his
ward Britt.
OF all the amusing fads Of rich New
orkcrs II is 'liat To winch they are nov
catering, III demanding cCgs from pcdi.
greed fowls. no. Tor Matching. but for
eating purposes. So great il the de-
mand Tor these exclusive rggs for the
table II company hns been formed at
M'ddlct"wn for the special purpose Of
supplying wealthy Gothamitcs with pcdi-
greed eggs at 300 a dozen. II there is
any difference IN the flavor Of AN egg
from a pcdiErccd hen ana from a COM
mon barn yard buddy. we would like to
know Il.
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

Goo. Hunter returned homo Saturday
night.
w. &. Owens returned ycstcrd ay from
his prospecting trip.
Allen Cnrvillc, aud Mrs. Is. Cnstlc
came in from MounJ valley today.
Mia D0llle Russell departed Tor Gold
field on No. p lnst night.
Miss Richardson il reported sick at the
bowling hospital.
Misc Net.Ic Armstrong camo down
from DOcth today on No. 3.
Rcv. Pcrcival Smi,lic, departed on No.
:: Tor tho west today.
Oscar Srcotcr returned from IIallcck
Inst night on No. , whore no has been
visiting friends.
MiRa Susan -. Anthony has cclcbrat.
cd her seth birthday, nmd IL IL not amisa
10 say that IN II Mics phc stands M n
living example Of tho fact TINT u hua.
band In not essential Ia long md happy
lie.
An Indiana farmer 10 i q number OF hia
chickens mud on investigation no found
TINT oDc OF hia Jersey COWS wns in the
hbit OF catching and eating tho fowls
mo cove tnntc In not half M remarkable
III her ovidont activity.
Along the Lake Shore drive In Chi.
cay whcro tho millionaircs live, the RI
ma bo"n but u birth ~ eight ycara,
"hd u IN probably thought in that in
''nncc tho chipping clerk in Babylnnc
gave the st"rlt tho wrong address.
''nte Saturday evening. while Otto
Nelson WA delivering groceries, hif
"ofHo stepped into u hole, mndo by th,
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of blood. No definite in for nation could

Of blood. No definite in or mation could
be obtained.
a Missouri legislator has introduced
Il bill making grounding day n legal
holiday. Ii he would gain the esteem
OF his people he should ignore that
%burrowmg liar and inaugurate a move
mcnt toward the erection Of IL monu-
ment to b memory OF the first mule.
The young maj who lost his money
shooting craps and then tried to hold up
the gamcR should have chose another
plan thai that OF the highwayman to
put money III has purse. He should have
bought Il crap table Of his own -
Reno Gazette.
Ecu ~ 'h" days when he ruucd il dit-
lieu !" tGrn u livug. O-car NilLe never
inti inside h!a FurcTcjlious manner. 1t
WAS rNcrCis Il once upon Il duke. and
cost Wilde u lucrative post. The duke
wanted - tutor for his two sons, and
W'I!" WAS mcudcd. lie called,
the duke examined him and seemed
ftvorably impressed. But hIs WAS a
very great duke. with Il high opinion of
himself, and his manner grated on Wilde
The lac! question he asked the young
man Was: and wnuld ynu-uh-expect
to eat with thc family? - ~rhat," Wilde
answered, ~w"ulh Depend altogether on
hos I'll, family behaved at meals
One Of the things that Russell Sage
say lac wouid no il he hal his lille to live
over again wouId Dc To make a closer
study of cl arity. How prone we ali are
20 thiTK tia; happiness might have
lain along the paths Of life which we
have never rur'ucd.
An exchange call, attention to the
fact that many puuIcrs have lived to he
100 years old. thcr" Is not II single re-.
cord al 4 millionaire attaining tlia; = e
II given the choice. however, the large
majority of u w"ul,i prefer the ordinary
lease Of life IN a palace to centeuariun
ono in a pOorhousc.
Although the officers who took uart in
the civil war are icing rapidly retired
from the regular army. il will he some
years before the last al the class il
reached. 6 neral ClrHtrcc enlisted III
lSGl at the age of nineteen \ boy Of
eighteen who enlisted in 1854 and il now
IN the regular army wouli not need to
rctir" unit! 1910, and tl.c lads Of seven
teen aud sixteen wuuld have u year or to-
longer.
Ole Olsen and john Greenwood. two
county prisoners convicted from the
iiaZrn Justice couri. brotc jail. leaving
Tor parts ~uakuoNn. \ note wns left
signed 10y the jsi!breakcrs. thanking
Sheriff. Shirley profusrly for kinduessc.'
rendered. Neither II the men had but
a frw day longer To ser ~, no effort was
made To ~recarlurc them, as Sheriff
Shirley figured that il would he better
to have a few day jail sentence hanging
owe! th,ir worthless htuds. than To- dis.
charged them from jti. and allow them
the freedom of the community
rallon Standard.