Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-02-10
Assessment No. 6
wasatch Utah Mining Company.

wasatch Utah Mining Company.
Principal place OF business. Elko. Eiso
County Nevada. General once outside Of M,
Utah. Location of mines. Little and Big a.,
,ynwood Mining Districts. Salt Lake COUNTY.
Notice {, hereby given that NJ u meeting =,
the Board Of Directors of wasaIch Utah 3 mi |.
cumi1uy held on the 9Th day Of December ~
Assessment No. q OF one % cent per share Na.
icvlld tpOn the capital stock of the con as
ton payable on or before Monday, the elh dsT
a. FnusuuTy. 1911. To l.. l.. Palnpuist. Secretary
ami Treasurer. No. Zsl Atlas Block. Salt Laxe
Guy. Utah.
remain unIs,id ON H"udlv. The 9Th 4 ) o! ~
&c.,. ... AL PEI @; ..-.i"s"t aIu adNcrt.rd
tI ~a.v -, puL.,c auvttUu. anu unless paynsn,
i made before. will DE sold nn Monday. the 18Th
day OF March, 1911, at : o'clock T. m. nj The
complny's once. No. ssI Atlas BLOCK SAL,
Lake City. Utah. to pay the delinquent assess
mCnt thereon. together with the cost OF adyer.
Using and expenses of sale
Secretary ond Treasurer
No. "st Atlas Block. salt Lake City. Utah.
wilkins then started to get up and
the man fired at him. The bullet
missed Mr.. wilkins head a few
inches AMI went through the head
board of the bed. He dropped
back on the bed and said he would
lie still. The an then said he
was an outlaw and did not care
what happened TO him and
threatened TO kill both men. He
fired one shot through the ceiling.
Thinking it might pacify the man,
Caidihac said he would go and look
after the horses. He went out and
the man fired one shot out Of the
open door At this time, he was
wild and frothing at the mouth.
lie went out of the door end drew
his gun on Cadillac and told hun
if he moved hcwould fill him full
of lead. As the man went out of
the door, MIR. wilkins got up and
got his shot gun and went TO the
Iour. The man was a few feet
away with his back to the door.
Mr.. wilkins drew his gun on him
AMI told him to drop his gun or he
would kill him. The man turned
on Mr.. wilkins as he was going to
shoot and wilkins fired. the charge
striking the MAI in the mouth and
killing his instantly.
The officers at Wells were
notified and Justice Triplett ard
Constable McComb went at once
to tht scene. They found the man
lying on the ground with his gun
10y his side. 1lcle were three
empty shells in tie gun. a belt
full of cartridges WAS found on his
body.
The true name of the man is not
known bat it is supposed to be Joe
Ford. Two postal cards addressed
10 him at Pueblo. Colorado, were
found on his person. The name
had been partly erased. hut when
the cards were pui under a glass
the name seemed to be Joe Ford.
4 note book containing the address
of a wuman ard a saloon at Pueblo
was also found on him. He is
said to Lave gore under three
different names while at Wells.
The body was taken to Wells
and Coroner Tripplctt will hold an
no Ie5t this afternoon. MIR. wilkins
lis in custody of the officers, bat
will doubtless be discharged by
the ~coroncr's jury. If the above
are the true PARTICULARS of the
killing. the dead man was a
~llnIcrous l~unatic and Mr.. wilkins
was %justiafblc in killing him.
, About 10 o'clock last night. the
, operator at the Southern Pacific
ticket Office ,aw "a blaze between
the north side Of the platform of
the freight depot and a box
car standing on the side track
Parties were soon on the ground
! and the fire was put out with a few
buckets of water from the barrels
standing on the platform. The
IRE started e "A the ground and
had sufficient Roadway to scorcn.
the side Of the freight car and the
platform. The indications point
t1 "a Ipibprot, ot,,n,