The Murder Case.Major VVootten mime up iron, tli ! Reserve Monday and their e h?iji - o» l« no further reliable new s i'i'otii ih.i p n concerning the nrir ler of ^punis.. Frank and Frank Jon«*s at I/.uiIhj 80111c* Mi’i non 1m' been dircclci I • wards an Indian, a cuiHin *! I'r.ui Jones, on t. grounds, only, it woul seem. that th.i cousin has a tender re gard fur Frank Jone«* win*. Dm in 11 u-r is under investigation.\YV li 1 nl I.e.«*r 1.1.it tin* :i vusod Indian, wh • got' ly 1 lie n uneoi Bust r was down U'tween tin* lakes with v rille Tuesday, Wednesday ami Thurs-.l.iv. Bob Duvc says before Frank « Jones, the murdered Indian, went lt;down to Limbo, In* told Buster if In lt;was in the country when he mine bad one of them would have t die as h would kdl B ister sure. Buster is saiit t«» lie a half-brother of brink .l»rit*s Timo the ease grows more complicate ITh C‘ •roller’s Jury at Lovelock says: j ‘‘And we further tind that we have evi- lt;| dence that one Monico F.achevorria 1 may be implicated in the killing.The Winnemtieoa .Silver State says: Monico Ksdieverria, charge 1 with the murder of Frank Messer an I Indian Frank Jones at Limbo oil the-1st ulr., wm brought before Justice Unugon this moriiimr and his preliminary examination was Bet for next Monday morning, the nth inst. at 10 o’clock. The defendant naked that Thomas Applegate, Ar- ; chie Steele Jr., Johnny Wudsworth, In- I diati, and a sheepherder he ftuhpoenaed as witnesses in his behalf. All but the sheepherdor were in the vaqtioro party of which Kseheverria had charge at the time the murders were committed. The defendant, it is said, has engaged \V. 8. Boaniticld us his attorney. «