Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-05-19
NORTHWEST NOTES.

hIc al bulJS, W ldhS SthcOA 49,
the new Short Line park.
Edward Kiser and Paul Sheboy were
badly injured in the coal mines al
Rock Springs one day last week. by
falling coal.
The force of men at work in the lehu
mines, Wyoming, has been increased
The Chicago syndicate is pushing the
development.
Frank German, who was stabbed at
Winnemucca, New, last week by
Basque Spaniard, is said to be IN
critical condition.
EllSo, New, furnished % OF her fore
most young men to the volunteer army
Three of them are newspaper boys
and all are social lights
During the celebration in honor OF
the Butte volunteers, little Mlchaei
Donovan fell down deserted smart,
and was instantly killed.
Anaconda, Mont, people are begin
ming to name their children after COM
modore Dewey. One 2-year-old boy
has been thus christened.
1t has been stated that Conductor
Smith, whose death at Medicine BOW,
Wyo., has been announced, fell from
the train as a result of an epileptlc ht'
Frank Maddern, a well known miner
died at Wells hospital, of pneumonia
The deceased burst blood vessel
week ago. and was taken to the hosplt-
al at Butte.
The pr osecution for alleged attempt
ed rape against Harry Evans, at Raw
Inns, Wyo., has been dismissed, Tor
failure of witnesses for the state to
appear, and Evans was discharged.
At Stateline, New, an unknown man
was found dead recently. An exam
ination of the body indicated that he
had been dead week or more. No
cause is known, and no clue was
/ found.
A horrible case of infanticide has
been discovered near Butte. young
woman, whose identity is unknown,
gave birth to child in an abandoned
tunnel, and deliberately covered 1t
with stones and let it die.
The epidemic of spotted fever that Is
prevalent in the Bitter Root valley,
| between Florence and Victor, Mont,
on the west side of the river, is said to
be assuming large proportions The
number of patients is getting large.
Eugene d. Norton has gone from
Casper to Rawlins, Wyo., to prosecute
Kenneth McRae for the murder OF
Robert Gordon sheepherder. This is
the second trial of the cause and Mr.
Norton is determined to convict Nc
Rae.
Colonel Grisby, who will lead the
Third volunteers from the State OF
Montana, is well known lawyer
from South Dakota. He served in the
late war. Considerable dissatisfaction
is shown over the frequent changes
announced
midnight prowler at Billings,
Mont. was filled with buckshot one
night last week while innocently
nosing around Yegan's store, on the
watch for real burglars. He will not
he f,,{, xttill unit nlAU-
ing detective.
At Rock SPRINGS, Wyo., recently John
Uita pleaded guilty to the charge OF
murder in the second degree, lie killed
his wife. August Kimmie was ac-
quilted of murder in the first degree,
Pat tombstone was found guilty of
killing Willie Sprang, and two OF the
Robbers Roost gang were sent up for
murder.
Among the priyates in Hallahan
volunteer company, at Helena, is one
man who holds a medal for bravery in
battle across the seas. He is Con
O'Connor, who was in the British army
and fought in the battle of Tel-el-Ke-
bir Egypt, in 1882, for which he was
presented with medal for bravery.
At that time he belonged to the Royal
Irish Fusileers, and returned to his
home with great honors. He helped
to whip the Egyptians, and now he is
aching to get at the Spaniards.
Scott Galbreath has testified in An.
aconda that Attorney rrippet hypnot,
ICED him, and Attorney Duffy is
charged by litigant with being a
witch. The affidavit filed for change
OF venue sets out that mir. Duffy has
the evil eye, and has castit upon Judge
Williams to such an extent that the
Judge no longer has control over his
own mind, but his mind is entirely In
tluenced by that of the attorney. The
spell is so strong, according to this afii-
davit, that the court cannot break it,
but intuitiseiy does as Mr.. Duffy de-
slres him to do"
Laramie, Wyo., dispatch says
that large party of miners and their
families have arrived in Laramie from
Cripple Creek, Colo, going to the
Grand Eneampment. They were trav-
cling overland, and there were several
wagon loads.
As Indicated by his name, one of