The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-25
NORTHWEST NOTES.

his throat from ear 70 ear one uhy last
week, but will live.
The Virginia lNevadal Report says
the only man who is safe in Douglas
county is lyncher.
John u. Sargent. Of Jackson Hole
(Wyomingl fame, has sued the New
York Herald for libel.
Judge Hunt Of Reno, New. has de-
cidcd that there is no such thing rs
contempt Of notary"
Charles Tudor was declared insane
at Bozeman. Mont, due to religious
excitement following revival.
There we're forty candidates in the
White Pine tNcvadal beauty contest
Miss Mollic Campton and Pearl Moor
man were selected.
John Gooch Of Butte mourns the de-
parturc OF his bride 81 two weeks. She
attended ball one night. and he
wants the police to find her
In foreclosure proceedings an order
has been issued for the sale Of the milo
race truck and grounds ut Great Falls,
Mont. The indebtedness Is $4,000.
The entire plant Of the Helena Com
solidatcd Water company was sold I'M
der foreclosure proceedings the latter
part Of last week for the sum Of $780,.
600.
Hay Is selling at go per ton In Ely.
New This Is due to the fact thut the
visible supply Is hardly sufficient to
meet the demand before the next crop
Is harvested
Brooding over a dream Of impending
disaster. George Bcckman. farmer ON
Buffalo creek. near Helena, imbibcd
freely, fell OH his wagon and was kill
ed one day last week
Missoula, Mont, adyiccs say the
chinook which prevailed four days last
week was followed by a warm rain,
and all the streams In western Mon
tana are rising rapidly.
Conservative shccpmcn estimate tho
average loss la Carbon county. Wyo.,
no far this winter at 20 per cent. A
great many will average far below
that, but others will exceed w.
Murphy aud licycrs Of Silver city,
New, are keeping the Pollard mill
running ON ore from their mine. They
are catching the tailings and they viii!
be worked Ia the jackson cyanide
plant
The Carbon County wyomingl Wool
Growers association will prosecute all
wyb attempt to skin sheep found dead
upon the ranges rs result Of the re-
cent storms and appropriate the pelts
TO their own use.
During the progress ola fire In Chcy-
cnne recently, II. A. Clarke aud How
ard Chanin came together awheel with
a crash. Clarke was picked up with a
broken nose, minus some teeth and
unconscious
J. W. Brown, n prominent farmer
aud stock.raiser, was convicted Of
stealing cattle aud given sentence OF
two years In the penltcntiary, Being
prominent man la Kallspel, Mont,
the case was hard taught
Antoine and William Trottler have
been arrested at Fort Benton. Mont.
on n complaint charging them with
having Illegally obtained the state
bounty on wolf skins. They have pre-
scented 1870 hides for punching, swear
ing the animals were killed within the
limits OF Choteau county,
The disease known rs schb has made
itsappearancc In several bar Il OF sheep
recently brought into Central wyo-
ming The infected bands have been
quarantined and the local inspectors
and the owners Of the sheep are taking
every possible precaution TO prevent
the spread OF the disease. The num-
Der Of sheep quarantlned is $1,000.
The Wind Rive range OF mountains
In Wyoming, covering an area OF
twenty-five miles by le5 miles, are
covered with the heaviest fall OF snow
known In the memory OF the oldest
inhabitants Of the Lander valley. The
snow Is six feet deep, and In some Of
the gulches forty feet deep. This
heavy snowfall Is hailed with delight
by the farmers and stockmen Of FREE
mont county, M II assures an abundant
supply Of water for the sheep aud eat.
tie as well Us for the irrigation bitches
OF the farmers. The large increase In
agriculture and stoel-raising makes an
increase Of water necessity, and this
heavy snowfall meets the demand for
this season.
/. +. lIewett, a respectable looking
passenger was found To be insane
when the train reached Green River.
Wyo,, one day last week lie refused
10 vacate the car, sidetraclSed for re-
pairs, and tried To butt out his brains.
lie was sent 10 the hospital at Ogden.
The city council OF Cheyenne, Wyo.,
proposes 70 enforce the city's contract
with the Union Pacific, under which
the railroad company agreed To keen