The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-04-08
NORTHWEST NOTES.

Fire at Clancy. Mont, recently de-
,troyed $4,000 worth Of property.
About 800 people are stalled at Havre
Mont. by blockade and have eaten the
town bare
Gallatin aud Madison counties will
build a $1,000 bridge across the JEFF
fcrson river at willow creek.
The Montana state land board has
decided to make no selection Of lands
that will not appraise g. per acre.
The prospects are that Wyoming
will make no state exhibit at Omaha,
but several Of the counties will be rep
resented
The sand Clulcc Coal company Of
Montana. has sent TO the Omaha expo
sition single block Of coal that
weighs five tons.
Jacob letters Of Libby, Mont, who
made a trip over the Horse shoe'raugs
last week. saw 200 deer In one day.
within n radius Of three miles.
The capitol building commission has
awarded the contract for making the
state house plans to the firm Of He'll &
Kent Of Helena, Mont. for $3.50
4 passenger from North Carolina 10
Spokane became insane on a Northern
Pacific train. and was turned over 20
the sheriff Of Domson county. Mont
Petitions have been filcd In the dis
trict court at Helena for the disbAr-
ment Of Attorneys NJ l.. Wines and y.
s Booth, who are charged with per-
jury.
Helena capitalists made up pool
aud purchased siOo. 900 worth Of United
States PEI cent bonds, at ial, on
adviccs from New York that there
would be no war
The trial Of the big damage case Of
T.. Rollins Morse VI. the Montana Ore
Purchasing company at Butte, which
resulted in n disagreement, cost each
side about 100000.
Mike Rolla, an Italian who killed
senorio Cortez, at Horr, Montana, has
been captured recently, and il held for
murder lie claims that the Cortes
brothers attempted 10 kill him.
Recent visitors from white sulphur
Spring. Montana, report the deepest
snow In some localities In the memory
OF the oldest inhabitant Telegraph
poles, and wires are completely buried
Thomas =. Riley, charged with the
murder Of banker Largcy ut Butte,
Mont, has applied for a charge OF
venue, and his application Is backed by
100 afidavits by many Of the most
prominent men In the city, who do mo-
believe Riley could get fair trial a
Butte.
The Rawiins, w,o., road TO tn
Grand Encampment will cost s2,Ss'
when completed They expect +
have their stage line In operation b.
MAY 3, the date OF the arrival In Raw
Inns Of the first OF fourteen Grand En-
eampment excursions TO be run durinI
the spring aud summer.
Mrs. w. v. Towle, who owns rane
on the little Laramie river, about
miles from Laramie, wyo., trapPe
two coyotes a few days ago. The Ia
trepld ranch woman dubbed ono o
n the animals TO death and shot the 9th
e' err one after he had dragged tie ira
a couslderable distance over the eoun
try.
j. n. Mclean, a practical shee
shenrer Of Buffalo, wyo., has perieote
an invention for aiding In the work q
shearing sheep by hand. sheep shea
ers almost unanimously pronounce III
steam sheep shearing machine fai
- ure. and II Is believed that Mclean
?, invention will, In n measure, TAX
s. their place.
y Two women aud seven boys WEI
q arrested at Laramie, wyo., on con
= plant OF Special Agent Penrose
q Denver. Union Pacific railroad dete
s tive. charged with stealing coal fro
cars IN the Laramie yard. All pleade
guilty to the charge. The two wome
were dismissed with rcprimand' an
the boys were fined small amounts az
given Jail sentences varying from Il
- 10 30 days,
Il Elko county, still holds the hann'
- Tor low taxation In Nevada, the ra
"a ofsi.6 s recently voted being the low
y est levy so far reported. Wash'
. county, which ranks first In wenlt
has made a rate OF s2.2o Humboldt
including the Winnemucca school Ia
imposes sa.e7. storey, which collects
s. last year. has reduced its levy
Sass for 1895
state Examiner Henderson,
Wyoming reports the condition OF q
state banks as follows Resource
loans aud discounts, iss,i5A73i d.
from other banks, oo,73i $751; cash Al
miscellaneous items, s57,a2i.1l, tot'
- sass, so7. ea. Surplus fund, s2o, oooi