The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-07-08
NORTHWEST NOTES.

member Of tho dcmimonde.
The steamer Elihu Thompson which
left Astoria, ore, one day last week
towing thu two Yukon river steamers
Gamccock aud staghound bound foi
st. Michaels, put bacl, into tho Colum'
bia river with the towA n complete
wreck
samuel Wallace, father Of W H.
Wallace, who was killed In the wreck
Of the Torrcy train AT Tupelo, has re-
ccived word from surgeou Major Jesu-
run, announcing that the dead man
will be buried with military honors at
Memphis
Harry Hynds has on exhibition In
I his restaurant window al Cheyenne
young alligator about foot long, cap
tured aud seut to him by Dan Kceler
from Florida The reptile Is quite
curiosity aud has attracted good deal
OF attention.
George W. Brown Of Cheyenne has
been adjudged insane and sent 10 tho
state asylum al Evanston. For many
years Brown was Cheyenne's leading
and most prosperous business man
being tho proprietor Of a large watch
and jswelry manufacturing con Germ.
Rev. Elmer Ellsworth Smiley OF
Cheyenne, who was recently elected
president Of the University Of Wyo'
ming, TO succeed Professor Frank
Graves, was born at Syracuse, N. v,
In 1902 Mr.. Smiley was formerly pas
tor Of the Congregational church At
Cheyenne.
A. w. Bristol Of Cheyenne has re-.
ceivsd n letter from his son Albert, ore
Of tho Torrey troopers, written just
prior 10 the Tupolo wreck. lie described
the wreck at st. Joseph and the killing
Of young saclset at ST. Louis, aud ad'
ded: THAT makes two accidents we
have had, aud now we expect another. p
AZ Rawlins deal has been con
summated by which Messors. Cosgria
Bros, Of Fort Steele, secure n CON
trolling interest In the First National
bank OF that city. The stock purchased
Is that Of Directors 1. G. Miller, WI.
liam Daley aud J. W. nughua, T. A
Cosgrifr has been elected president
and J. b. Cosgri6 yico president
Csptalnn Nieherson, tho new Indian
agent for the shoshone agency, has
issued an order that ali Indian on
ployees must wear short hair. sia,e
order has created considerable feeling
among the Indians, but Bishop, the war
chief OF the shoshones, led the way in
spite Of the ridieule Of the other In
dams aud had his hair cut
Dick Washable, son Of the iamou,
.. chief Washable, has received an Offer
, TO 20 20 the omsha exposition with
his family aud have all his expenses
, paid. lie has declined the offer. lie
said mo can't 60 My oats and
wheat must be irrigated and cut ~
, go there will be nobody TO see after
1 my farm"
. Hon. n. NJ. Barrett, OF Hay Creek
. near sundanoc, wyo., committed sui
. eide by taking morphine. Mr. Barrett
J, has lived Ia Cook county for ton years.
p lie expended a large sum oimonsy Ia
= Improbable Investments, aud IL II
!. thought by his friends that broodina
d over his financial reverses unsettled
! hls mind and drove him 10 the act Of
n taking his life.
j. Al the suggestion Of Mrs. Green
a leaf wife OF surgeon-in-ohief Of hos
= pitfalls In the Geld the Red Cross leagui
]. has undertaken 20 start the collection
= Of $500, 900 for the purpose Of hos
n pltal ship for the troops AZ Manila
9 The plan il 10 raise the sum by popu
e lar subscriptions Ia ali the states ives
II Of the Rockies and 10 present II 10 Oh
United States government
" John remby, Butte miner employee
- In tho Gray Rock, sustained painful Ia
u iuries by falling down an ore chute,
= distance OF 40 feet Temby was worl,
T. Ing shoyeling between two levels whel
In some manner he slipped into thI
l. chute The accident was witnesse
= By several companions and they rusne
b. 10 his assistance, fearing that he la
:, been killed. lie Il Ia the hoapit1
= now and may recover.
a The Wyoming Laud & Iron eomPan
a Is making extensive Developments o
a It's coal and iron property at seminol'
: near Rawlins. A tunnel 200 feet q
a length has been driven on a vein O
semi.Rnthracite coal aud will be con
tinuedfor 5000 feet Two veins Of Coz
70 have been cut one being nine and th
g. other eleven feet thick, and 10 IA "a
A.. pected that three more veins will b
!, opened up. Machinery costing $50 20
u has been purchased for tho enterpTiA'
= A reunion Of the pioneers Of WYE
oming IL to 10 be held at the cnpito
d under the auspices Of the Frontier p
oa ISOLATION Of Wyoming on Fro 7ra'
which will he septcr tho 90.
:, citation has invited II q