The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-05-27
NORTHWEST NOTES.

A telephone wire from Beckwith,
wyo., to Randolph, Utah, Is being con
structcd
c. d. Lane has purchased the Cur
cieux group Of mines at Mountain City,
New. for sisO.O0O.
william Herbert has been convicted
at Ruwlins, wyo., Of highway robbery
committed on n Mexican.
The lIumbolt river is higher than II
has been for some time. Heavy rains
all over Nevada arc reported.
sheriff Davis, Of Rawlins, wyo., de-
clarcs he has positive evidence that
Clutch" Cnssiday is yet alive.
There was n shooting scrapc at Love.
land, New, the other day, between tho
Romwell brothers and w. c. Pitt.
Wyoming coal men are clated over
the prospect Of having the navy take
part OF Its supply from the state.
Mike Lowhum Of Uintah county,
Wyo has furnished seven recruits out
Of his family Of nine boys and one girl.
with population Of 70, 900, Wyoming
furnished go men for the war. Tho
proper proportion would have been
ilG.
Live stock shipments from Reno,
New, during March and April nggre'
gated 5e,i26 head, aud total Of 1904
carloads.
Roy HOBBY was struck by lightning
at Richardson canyon, In the eastern
part Of Wyoming, one day last week,
and killed
California shcepmcn are hunting
ranges for sheep In Wyoming, as grass
refuses to grow In the Golden state
this season,
Stocl0men In Wyoming nro organ
izing for protection against the rust.
lcrs. Many bccvos are missing from
the ranges OF late,
T. r. payton, OF Cheyenne. who was
released after an investigation as TO
his sanity, had TO be rcincArceratod
recently owing to a fresh attack.
I'd Divine, In charge ola c. Y. cattle
tat at Douglas, Wy, was recently
dangerously hurt and perhaps pcrma.
nently injured by fractions horse.
The ii-ycar-old daughter OF George
Brown Of Lamoille, New, was burned
TO death in sagc-brush Gre. She
fingered In agony for about an hour.
A Lara re, Wyo., man who backed
out after proHering his services TO
Uncle sam v "a fooiing with a revolver
the next day AID shot himself In the
hand.
Alex Hayden, n prosperous rancher
Of llenry's Fork, wyo., was killed by
being thrown from buclting horse
one day last week. The animal fell
upon him.
Albert Laum, ie.ycar-old boy OF
Anaconda, was killed by a horse kick.
Ing him In the head lie approached
the horse "a he was being ridden along
the street,
Ell,o, New, furnished twenty-eight
Of her foremost young men to the vol.
untcer army. Three OF them were
newspaper boys, aud are said TO be all
social lights.
r. y. and Al Fclch and Joe Lacostc
Of sylvanitc, Mont, went over 10 XII.
brannon lake on a fishing trip one day
last week, and returned the following
day with $50 trout.
A miner by the name OF Macarthur
was hurt In the Lucky Roy mine In
Montana, one day last week by fall
OF rock, caused by one OF the stull'
being loose and falling down.
A large number OF young people Of
Elko' New, were sadly disappointed
when the train carrying the Utah vol
unteers did not stop. Many OF then
remained up most Of the night,
In a Montana hotel there Is sigr
f"'NfN o." 'AHilNANuH plhttt Nnlci
reads as follows; "lloarders taken b,
the day, week or month. Those VIII,
do not pay promptly will be taker
promptly where Sarah wore heI
beads
Thomas j. Riley, slayer OF Million
aire Patrick Largely OF Butte, has beer
convicted OF murder In the second de
, gree. Riley made o statement afte
the verdict, In which he said that 4
he had killed sixty men he would hav,
, been acquitted
Women and children ara fleeing from
Casper, Wyo,, os though panic-strlcl,
en- They are going In every direction
! anywhere 10 save their children iron
the terrible disease now raging there
II lisa meniugistis epidemic aud usu
ally attacks children between the age
{ OF 4 and 70 years, aud 40 far not on
case out Of twenty RECEIVERS. tn
4 physicians admit their Inability TO COP
with the disease.
j, A. j. Dawes Of Tibet, Mont. say