The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-09-24
NORTHWEST NOTES.

i"'y hhu hil becn through the divorce
mill.
a. w. Phillips. formerly publisher OF
the Central Wyoming News. has been
appointed oil inspector for Converse
county, Wyo.
White sulphor Springs. Mont. has
succccdcd In disposing Of $4,000 In
bonds the proceeds Of which will be
used to construct watcrworlts.
Julius Cannon, aged IL, ran away
from his home at Stcvcnsonville. Mont. -.
aud started on horseback for Georgia.
but was caught by officers and talscr
back.
Two murders, two accidental deaths,
one suicide and two attempts ut suicide.
Is pretty good record for Butte.
Mont, TO make for itself In twenty.
four hours.
Jim Toddklll and wife OF Antelope
valley, New, arc very IN. the latter
especially No and not expected to live.
physician from placcrvillc has gone
to their place 90 attend them.
Returns from fourtccn.ton shin.
ment Of ore from the Elk Horn claim
In Whisky park. which was shipped
from Rawlins, wyo., several weeks
ago, Melted 500 per ton.
The East lIannocl, News Letter. pub.
lished In 1893. was the first Montana
paper, and the press upon which II
printed has been presented 10 the state
historical society.
G. 7. Turner. superintendent Of the
nickel mines, Is miles from Lovclock.
Nevada, fell a. feet down the shaft and
received serious injuries that may re.
suit fatally.
The Thomas Cruise wool, from Mon.
tana' consisting OF three seasons clips
aud amounting To nearly 500, 900 pounds
was sold 20 n San Francisco buyer Il
Is said that the price paid was 10 cents.
George Paymal, foreman OF the
Eureka cyanide plant, was badly
burned at the works In Nevada. by
an explosion which occurred In a cru.
ciblca a melt Of Stag was being made.
Pnymal was badly burned and Injured
In the face aud upper part Of the body
by flying fragments Of molten metal.
Much OF the metal penetrated the skin
and had 10 be picked out by the physl
clan.
Henry Altcnbrand OF New York. mr.
rived ON Thursday at Mnnhattnp,
Mont, To look after tho intcrcstp II
the Manhattan Brewing company, OF
which he Ia president Mr.. Alien.
brand has been advocating the erection
Of n sugar beet factory In Gnllatin
county for some time past, and n he
does not succeed In getting someone
else 10 build one. will. " he can got
sufficient assurance from the farmers
Of Gallatin iunty that they will raise
beets' enter into the enterprise upon
his own responsibility.
A ghastly sight met the eye III .ra,u
men near Church Buttcs on suuiov
morning. last and for a few mh.ut. N
hands were at work gathering the rem.
nants Of human being that had been
run over by freight train. The head
and face Of the man were crushed
beyond all human semblnnce. and Il
was only by letters In his possession
that his identity was learned. His
name was found 10 be John Jones
sheep foreman for Carl spinner of
Green River, Wyo,, aud for many years
previous In the employ Of II. c. shurt.
III OF Evanston. II appears that the
unfortunate man fell from the top Of
the moving train and landed squrciy
on the rails, the entire string OF cars
passing over his body and completely
scvering his head.
Fighting Steve" u notorious charac.
ter at Butte. made murdcrous assault
on his mistress, Mrs. Burns, the
10th. lie was beating her ON the
head with slug shot when an officer
appeared and placed him under arrest.
1t Is understood that the Montana
Coal and Coke company Of Hlorr. Mont,
contemplate the erection OF 30 more
coke ovens Ia order 10 utilize all the
coke that can be taken out by con
tinued work. the miners now being
employed but four days a week
\. c. Bach, attorney for the Helena
Water and Electric company In Mon
lana, paid 10 Finlny McRne, clerk Of
the District court slo.e35. 50, being the
full amonnt Of damages adjudged TO
be- due from the company 10 owners Of
property above the canyon Ferry dam.
Word was received Saturday last from
Chief Surgeon Galbraith Of the Union
Pacific that the condition Of d. y. Jor-
dan, yard muster at Laramie. IL not |
improved, and that there Is little hope |
Of his recovery lie is now In the COM
pany hospital at Omaha,
The new cnblo for tho Eissure M Nil |