Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-15


j. w. Puett. the Carlin merchant,
circulated around the county seat to-
day.
For sale-An organ in good condition
at a reasonable price. Inquire at this
Office.
Last night was the coolest of the
season. Thermometers in different
sections of the town made different
records. the lowest we heard of showed
10 degrees below zero Perhaps, You
think it was colder than that and
perhaps it was. 49, @s@e f
In accordance with the instructions
received by Mrs. Devere last night from
Judge Robinson's brother his remains
were taken to Carlin on No 3 this after.
moon for burial. The funeral will take
place from the residence of Mrs. Devere
at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
Is In the Esneralda county district
court Saturday afternoon a compro-
mise was reached in the Silver Peak
Mining company bullion tax case, and
the criminal and civil indictments
against the company dismissed, after
the officials of the defendant company
had paid $4,000 and costs into the
county treasury.
The five year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Day of Tonopah got hold of a
bottle OF camphor and alcohol the other
day and drank about half of it before
he was discovered. A physician was
immediately sirIiiIiuieti t.fii2; the young
'ster was dosed with antidotes. At latest
accounts he was getting over the effects
of the drugs.
3 There are now 1919 prisoners in the
state prison, the number being swelled
sby the arrival of Tarsitano of Reno who
rs 10 for twenty five years for murder
in the second degree sent from Washoe
county; and three others from Hum
sboldt county, being Coleman and De
Pretty for forgery with term of two
years and nine months to serve and
Mormon Dan" LeBaron who will
serve the balance of his life in the
Gtine walls on a. murder conviction
rson News.
5rJailer Gilmore has 23 prisoners to look
after. Two of his boarders, Capp and
Harrison, tried to break out on the 10Th
by tearing up the floor around the
closets and digging through the wall
underneath. They were discovered by
Jailer Gilmore in time to prevent their
escape. They were sent from Carlin
on the charge of robbing freight cars
and are waiting the action of the grand
Jury. They will now have to answer
for attempting to break Jail. x
s AS passenger train No. 3 was pulling
into Tule siding, six miles east of
Winnemuca, Saturday morning the axle
Of one of the main driving wheels of
Che engine broke and although the side
rods were stripped none of the cars in
the train were derailed Luckily no
one was injured by the accident. A
locomotive was sent to the scene from
INLAY to replace the crippled engine.
The train was delayed about two hours
by the accident.
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