Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-05-15
Salmagundi
FROM DAILY

Ii. Morgan Hill, the prominent NORTH
Fork rancher, is in town.
The Elko base ball team will 70 to
Winnemucca tonight to cross bats with
the Winnemucca boys tomorrow.
Churchill county has found it neces.
sary to borrow $40, 600 and the loan was
negotiated with w. w. Williams at the
rate of . per cent.
Railway officials estimate that between
81 1000 and 80. 600 colonists have come in.
Ia California from the east OH colonists
rates since March |.
There was Il fair attendance mt the
dance last night and those present had
= most enjoyable time. Quite a few
shekels were realized for the benefit of
the base ball team.
The Carson Appeal says that Hickey
claims to have sufficient money to open
the broken banks and that the bank
commissioners are hindering him. The
bank commissioners declare that is not
the case. ,.
Mrs. Mamie O'Kccfc, wife of Dan
O'Kecfe of Reno. tainted in San Fran.
cisco while viewing the parade. She
WAS carried from the street and died
shortly aftcrward. Heart failure is
is given rs the cause of her death.
There is very little change in the ron.
dition of Governor Sparks according 10
advice received from Reno. The chief
executive is still in II serious condition.
Th" attending nurses believe, however,
that H. will he able to DE out although
he will never recover fully.
The horrors of the Laporte. Indiana.
murder mystery grow greater every
day. Two more bodies were dug up ut
the Guinness farm yesterday and it is
believed more will he found. So far
eleven bodies have been uncarthcd. all
supposed 10 bc the victims of Mrs.
Guinness, the owncr Of the farm.
Mr. y. l.. BachrOdt and Miss Coral
SuoErr of Loycl,.k were married ot Reno
"Wednesday. The bride is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Stoker formerly of
Eiko. The groom is the of the
Ton"pih Lumber Company AT Lovelock.
'"""S ir''"'9 ol the pridc III EiKo'
WIZ" HUI "'' "cr h"susiiiu IL harly
and prosperous journey through life.
The remains Of Mrs. Simpson. accom-.
friends. arrived from Carlin this morn.
ing and the funeral took pIacc from the
EPISCOPAL church at 1890 o'clock. Rev.
p"rcivuI :. Smith. assisted by the choir.
officiating After the services thc re.
'h''hN were taken |" the /. " -. +.
'''"''''S ann '"'h AWAY May Shc rest
III P'''cc'
Emmct Berry. the escaped convict
was captured yesterday about 20 miles
from Bridgeport. California. by Guard
IIagcrman. who trailcd him all the way
from the prison. Berry traded the
horse he rode from the prison ut Bridge
port for II fresh one and was making his
way rapidly toward Mexico. No patric-
ulars Of the capture were received ut
Wv
Everybody should take in the basket
ball game at the basketball ground
west Of the lumber yard, this evening.
Inc larger the crowd the better the
ri'"i rams VIII q" I" carry OH the
hohorS Let us turn ""t ana make "'r
'iai'orS Icei III nome. lhcS must re-
turn 10 Ken" WIN pir's''n' memories OF
'hcir Eli" visit "'re them Il hearty
c"ccr ho" anu 'hch' u VIII mike them
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Constable Oudcrkirk and Ike Cpwliny
had "A ruction at Ning's restaurant this
forenoon. in which Ike got the worst Of
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