Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-06-19
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very much worse COOay. ..
Miss Lou Dewar will leave tonight
for Boston to visit relatives.
Miss Ellen Brown, one of the high
school graduates, is nursing a broken
finger. ..-..
Misses Ruth and Buelah Greathouse
returned from Salt Lake yesterday
afternoon. ....
The Papke-Ketchell fight by rounds
will be received at the Bakery Saloon
OH the 5th Of July. -'@
Miss Alma Goble, one of the teachers
of the public school, will leave for her
home at Wells tomorrow morning. D
Louis Pott, nephew of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Bruce, arrived from Leadville,
SColorado.s yesterday afternoon on a visit
8 Miss Hough is having her house
placed on cement foundation and
new addition built to give more room
for dodgers. :
Il We regret to learn that Mrs Hudson.
Nfr. Hales mother, is becoming blind.
The old lady's many friends in Elko
sincerely hope that she may be spared
this affection.
Everybody will be pleased to learn
that Mrs. Keyser continues to improve
and that her complete recovery now
seems only matter of a few weeks
If she continues to improve, Mr.. Key
ser thinks she will be home by the
Fourth of July.
The Calhoun case went to the jury
ut II 80 this forenoon. What will the
verdict be? If justice is meted out to
him by the jury, we believe the verdict
will be guilty as charged. Patrick
Calhoun behind the bars of San Quen-
tin would be a warning to wealthy men
that they must not use their wealth to
bride municipal officers. Will the jury
do it's duty2.
Oneota, the new town out in the
nol thern part of Lincoln county,
came into existence few months ago
as Il result of the G.. G. Davis reclama-
ton 4y Etct, has had it's first killing.
Late Wednesday night, Elmer Davis,
nephew of G. q. Davis. was shot and
artally wounded by Ernest Dupont.
Davis lived about one hour. His slayer
was taken to Phoebe and now languishes
in the county Jail facing a charge of
murder in the first degree.
Tom Brown, one of the high school
boys, left this morning for Ashland,
Pennsylvania, where he goes to have an
operation performed on his crippled
hands. A few years ago at Park City.
Utah. Tom came in contact with a live
electric wire and both hands were
badly burned. He was so badly injured
that his life was despaired of and word
was received here to dig his grave.
He pulled through, however, but his
hands are badly crippled. The young
man has host of friends in Elko who
hope that he will be greatly benefited
ny the treatment he will receive.
Last Sunday morning Gebhart Siebel,
MIR. Baumbach's bartender, skipped
put with between $40 and $75 of his
Employers money, beside various sums
pc had borrowed from friends. He was
Faught at West Webber, Utah, Sunday
light by Ogden officers on telegram
rom Constable Ouderkirk A COM
mt charging siebele with embezzle-
leht was drawn up, but. Mrh Baumbach
allied to sign it. On Wednesday,
District Attorney Taber swore to the
Omplaint and Deputy. Sheriff Hardin
rent to Ogden after SiebeI He re-
rned on No. 8 yesterday with his
risoner. Siebel was taken before
'dge Bruce and committed to jail for
reliminarx. examination at 1:8O today.
that Jar, the case was continued
lltil 1:30 o'clock Monday