Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-10-02
NORTHWEST NOTES.

fore been.
T. L. Flanagan Of Reno. Nevadi
shipped three train loads OF sheep t
the eastern market last week
The Nevada cavalry is now on th
high seas en- route to San francisco
where they are expected to arriv
about the Goth OF October.
A Montana fruit inspector nance
Bandman, found San Jose scale OF
fruit shipped from Utah. in an Ana
conda Store. The fruit was condemned
and destroyed.
John LindeIa OF Carbon. Wyo., wal
accidentally shot in the abdomen by
friend who was examining a revolver
which he supposed was not loaded. He
was admitted to the Rock Springs hos
| pital in a serious condition.
William Bueckner was shot and
killed at Medicine Bow, Wyo., last
week by Il. Cravenson. The coroner's
jury exonerated Cravenson, as Bueck-
ner fired three times at the latter be-
fore he defended himself.
Two Of the largest mortgages eyer
filed in Nevada were recorded at Reno,
Nevada, last week, They were exc
cuted by the Southern Pacific company
in favor of the Central Trust company
of New York, and bore s62, 800 worth
NJ re vanpa To mrs
William Law Campbell, a resident of
Colorado since 1858, died last week at
his home eight miles east of Denver,
after lingering illness. Mr.. Camp
bell was appointed surveyor-general of
Colorado by President Grant in 1877,
and held the office numb of years.
senator White is lying dangerously
Ill at the Palace hotel in San Francisco,
suffering from a severe hemorrhage of
the lungs. Senator White returned
but few days ago from trip to the
country, but he was SO feeble that he
was compelled to take to his bed. His
condition is such as to greatly alarm
his friends.
Prof. Mead of Wyoming, expert in
charge of the bureau of irrigation in
Engineer Kelsey of Salt Lake City
fine collection of plans, maps and pho
tographs of Utah irrigation works.
The collection will form part of the
exhibit Prof. Mead is collecting for
the Paris exposition.
About 375 settlers on the Maxwell
land grant in New Mexico are to be
svicted by orders from the land depart
nent at Washington. They have oc-
,upied land which, it has been decided
,y the courts. belongs to the Maxwell
land company. Twelve deputy United
states marshals have been detailed to
'vict these squatters.
The mill and warehouse of the Salem,
IRE, FIGURING Mills company was de-
troyed by fire last week. The esti-
mated loss is $3.50, 900. The insurance
n the mill is estimated to be Sos, 900
he warehouse contained 1875, 900 bush
Is of wheat, only small portion of ,
Which was insured. The fire was caused /
v an explosion in the dust-room. {
James Mctirath, a young man work
1g at Medicine Bow, attempted to
GARD moving freight train at Raw .
ms, last week, for the purpose of i
5ealing IA ride His footing slipped n
nd he fell under the train. His right v
* was crushed so badly as to neces- s
res on the left foot. He was taken to Z
ne state hospital !,
Chief Justice Brantly of the supreme Il
,urt of Montana. while hunting with Il
party of friends in the woods of the II
,rthern part of the state last week,
scame separated from the party and -
audered about in the mountains for =,
ur days. lie reached Libby late in v,
e afternoon of the Goth much ema- tr
ated and completely worn out 70
,ndred men were hunting for him W
1t could not find his trail. AZ
n;
Masked men attacked the sheep n
mp of the Warren Live Stock com IN
ny, twenty-five miles northwest of of
erling, Colo, last week, beating the tn
rider, young man named Crane, In
arly to death, shooting about 100 ou
eep and scattering |, 500 more. Grain 20
II probably die. Warrants have
en- issued for the arrest of four men ~,