Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-12-04
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for the murder of his wife in Novem1
Der, 1895
Thomas Cogin, coal miner of Ham
ma, Wyo., was killed at Laramie by
jumping from passenger train and
striking on his head Nothing is
known of the relatives of the deceased
Regarding the story that the Bur-
lington would build to Ogden, General
Manager Holdrege says: 1T is mis-
take. There is nothing in it. Our road
has made no plans for building beyond
Hartville. l do not know how the
story could have gained circulation. :"
The bones of Ruth Inman, the three
year-old child lost in the Big Bend
country a short time ago, have beenV
found a few miles from Creston, Wash,
where she disappeared. The indica-
tions are that wild animal had car
ried off and devoured the little one.
Charles Schaefer, a Union Pacific
switchman, who was injured while a
work in the Green River, Wyo., yards
last week. died at the state hospita
His head and shoulders were bad
crushed and he was hurt interna
He was a young man and unmarried
His parents live at Cheyenne, Wyo.
Ike Ruddock has been arrested at his
home in the Blue Mountains, Wash,
it being suspected that he is the man
who held up and robbed six people in
the suburbs of Pendleton on October
81. Ruddock has been watched since
that time, and one of the victims 10
cure Ruddock is the robber.
Captain Isaac N. Evans died at Lead
vile, Colo, last week. Captain Evans
went 70 Colorado in 1883. He organ
lied company of the Second Colorado
aurisg the civil war and served as it's
captain. As deputy United States
marshal he arrested Brigham Young.
after the Mountain Meadow massacre.
A the result Of quarrel over q card
game, Al Loosen, solored bootblack,
shet and killed Hughes Younger,
gambler, At Baker City, Ore. Loosen
secured . shotgun and as Younger was
entering the st. Lawrence restaurant
the negro shot him through the heart. \
Losssn gave himself up and was ref
moved from town for fear of lyhchin6
W. d. Jacobs and Ed Hprrison OK
Wyoming, who we're out prospecting
for Ed. Haggarty, one of the owners
of the Rudefeha copper mine, are DSs
lieved to have been lost in
severe snow storm. Their 01t4
dead horses were found few daJ
in deep ravine and it is feara
men persisted in the blizzard.
A novel experiment is to be tx
Hume's salmon hatchery at the
of the Rogue river in Oregon.
lion spawn has been shipped I'd
point. When they reach the hat
they will have travelled 900 miles
will not be over forty miles from
starting point. This long trip
made necessary by the mount
character of the intervening
John Gillie, chief engip
Mining company
Mont, who was called to
recently presumably on
serious illness o
president of the AmalgaA
company, has returned al
Daily is in excellent healthy
not contemplate a temporal
ment from the management,
shortly return to Montana.
George Thompson, a ra
Bozeman, disappeared last
Oh the road to his ranch elej
north of town. Foul play is 81
as he had but recently sold la
Of grain for good price. He L
early in the evening, and his
found close to his ranch
at daylight, and
was fur overcoet and
slashed There is no clue
Last week 1000 sheep b
The Geddes Sheep company ~
from Wyoming into Routt Cd
the range forty miles nor1
Craig, Colo. Fifty masked
tured the herders and then
20 kill the entire focx Th
we're warned not to bring
sheen into Colorado ard wer