The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-09-13
NORTHWEST NOTES.

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For the year ending June 30, The
railroads hauled out Of the state Of
California ii,5os,6 gallons and 10000
cases Of wine.
In San Francisco Saturday Mrs.
Arthur C. Rudolph shot aud killed her
husband aud then killed herself
Jealousy vas the cause
A snow storm strucl, the western por-
ton OF Montana on the 9Th. The
weather is intensely cold aud consider
able snow has fallen II is feared
crops will suffer.
The San Francisco branch Of the
international Iron Molders' union has
been given $1,000 boy the national body
for the benefit Of the members on
strike In that city.
The mines Of the Scarchlight CON.
pany. Nevada, are about to be taken
over by 40 English company. The
amount involved In the transfer is said
to be In the ucishborhood Of g., 600, o00,
Two rich gold strikes have been
made In Quartz gulch, in the Green
horn district, Oregon, which have set
the people wild with enthusiasm.
Both are on the celebrated fletcher
ledge.
Fight masked men entered the house
Of Young Tn, a Helena, Mont, China
man, while farewell banquet was
being given 10y Young Tn prior to his
his departure for China, and robbed
the Celestial OF $500.
Ex-postmaster John Andrews Of Red
Lodge, Mont. was mistaken for bear
while he aud party were at the
Lewis ranch In Wyoming hunting last
week and instantly killed by John
Romersa one OF the party.
In rock-drilling contest at Lead
willie, Colo, last week lIupps and
Lindquist, two miners, drove drill
Az inches la fifteen minutes, which
beat the former record, held by
Cham berlain aud Audregg by 1 3i-3s
inches.
N. Lougenbaugh, contractor OF
Seattle, Wash, last week shot d. l..
Muir. a local broker, suspecting him
OF intimacy with his wife, inGicting a
bad wound. lie then stabbed himself
fifteen times in the body. Both men
will live.
General Nelson A. Miles, who was In
Helena when the news Of the attempted
assassination OF President Mckinley
reached him, immediately started for
the east, abandoning bis inspection OF
Fort Harrison, at Helena, and Fort
Assiniboine.
]. n. Pe.kins and Elise Antonette
Volis teet, aged 81 aud 90 respectively,
wee murried at Seattle, Wash, last
week. The bride owned farm at
Eagle Harbor, where Perkins met her
recently while visiting grandson In
that vicinity.
Major Ray, In command Of company
J A, Eighth infantry, and dfty recruits,
4 has arrived at Helena, Mont, from
Fort Smelling. Company A has been
added TO the garrison at Fort Harrison.
Most OF the recruits will be sent TO
Fort Missoula.
John d. Fly, an electrician OF Seattle,
Wash, was found dead In his room
last week from the effects OF swallow
ing n quantity OF carbolic acid. Des-
pondency, II is thought, brought about
his nervous condition aud was the
cause OF the act.
The Big Horn Canal company has
been formed for the purpose OF con-
structing canal to irrigate 23,50o
acres OF land In the vicinity OF Basin,
wyo., the company being composed OF
farmers along the Big Horn river who
own land to be watered.
A cloudburst at Gebo, Mont, did
$40, 600 damage last week. Hail
fell to the depth OF a foot and drifted
four or five feet in places. A baby wa'
drowned, over 1000 feet OF Northern
Pacific sidetraols was washed away,
and telephone lines were prostrated
and trains delayed.
Naval Cadet Emery s. Land oi
Wyoming stands at the head OF the
cadets at the Naval academy, and viii
be the ranking cadet officer during the
current academic year. His title II
lieutenant commander OF cadets, Tn,
appointment was based on efficiency
during the recent practice cruise o
the cadet corps, standing in his atudIel
aud general conduct.
James Macarthur was hanged at Dee
Lodge, Mont, last Friday for the muir
der Of Captain Oliver Dotson last Feb
ruary. Macarthur kept his nerve 4
the last and made a speech on the scat
fold declaring his innocence, and thei
launched into a torrent OF abuse OF th
men who had been instrumental II
sending him TO his death, when IN
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