The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-25
NORTHWEST NOTES.

and fireman were badly injured
The dead body found in Ravena
Park. Seattle. has been Identified as
that Of Fred Miller. a civil engineer Of
San Diego
Miss Syd'a hoe Of Dodge, Ncb.. has
been appointed teacher In the Sho-
shonc Indian school In Wyoming at
5000 per annum.
Tai.ToitScc. the Arnpahoe Indian
who last summer killed bis wife. has
been sentenced To ten years Va the Wy.
oming pcnitcntinry
Judge Riucr ~ Laramie sentenced
Fred Rupccht, juryman, to sixty
days In jail for appearing In the cour,
room while intoxicated.
Brigadicr.Gcneral Hale of Denver.
now on duty In Manila. Is reported
failing In health, aud will he compelled
TO return home at once.
All the iron land owned by the Gem
trail pncicihc near Lovclock. New, has
been purchased 10y MIR Hitchcock, aud
the enterprise will 20 ahead.
NJ. X. Parsons, Of winncmucca, re-
ceiycd another trainload Of cattle from
william Stock aud Evans 4 Curtner
recently and the same viii he shipped
east.
The oregon sugar company closed
their factory at La Grandc for the sea
son ON the 18th inst, The output Of
sugar for this season IA little more
than one aud one.half million pounds.
Work on the foundation walls Of
the new public building at Cheyenne
Is progressing rapidly. As soon ~
the cellar Ia eNcavated a few feet
deeper. n grillagc foundation will be
put In.
Cheyenne il experiencing n house
famine. The population has increased
there 10 rapidly on account Of the I'LL
ing up Of the Union Pacific shops at
that point. that there Ia not vacant
house 20 be had In the city.
Zera Snow Of Portland. Ore, repre-
scnting Receivers Mink and Wilson of
the Union Pacific, At SPOKANE, bid In
the Union depot property there for
seas. 900. being the minimum bid pro-
vidcd by the order of sale. There IA a
si7a, 900 bonded debt against the prop
crty'
DIR. William lioyd, cousin Of Elk
Governor boyd Of Nebraska, has been
adjudgcd insane at Cheyenne and
placed In the state insane asylum
boyd. who was colonel Of volunteers
In the war Of the rebellion, imagined
that he had killed two Cheyenne
citizens.
Colonel Jay l.. Torrey on the 1911
inst. presented the state of wyomini
with the rcglmcntal nag Of the secon'
United States volunteer cavalry AM
the guidons Of the seven troops Of th'
regiment which was organized In tina
state. The regimental dag was
present from the patriotic women o
the state.
J. A. Brandrcth, who claimed 10 b.
nephew Of the millionaire pill-make
Of that name, was found dead In hi
cell In the county jail at Fresno. Cal.
having been arrested on a charge o
vngrancy Alcoholism Ia supposed q
have caused his death. lie was
graduate Of Yale college and ha'
Travelled all over the world.
u. n. Clutc aud his non, Lawrence
Clutc, wcll.to.do sawmill men Of Lead
willie. are In jail charged with IN
murder Of John T. larger. The mur
dercd man aud the Clutes got into
fight ut the sawmill oycrn lumber deal
and larger was beaten 10 death by IN
two men. The accused men claim tina
larger had u gun and attempted 4
shoot the elder Chute before the tw
men attacked him.
The postoiilce authorities have di,
covered that the dynamite sent through
the mails TO the Turkish consul, Geo
| y. Hall, at san Francisco, a short tim
since. was mailed at butte by younl
miner named John Dryer, man will
considerable local reputation as
rabid anarchist Dryer receives
warning from friends aud left tow
before he could be arrested.
The grand jury has refused TO re
turn AN indictment against II. {
Enders, a prominent Cheyenne mel
chant, who had b,'en hound over b!
the United States commissioner for u
legally fencing land belonging TO tn
government.
According to the reports received y
Denver, the utes intend making
stand against the game wardens
they attempt TO drive them out
Routt county. Many people arc e'
pecting serious trouble between IN
Indians and the game wardens.
In the United States oCur at Chey
enne. John q. Gilbert was indicted b