Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-12-05
NORTHWEST NOTES.

schools will be closed
Over 81 900 head of sheep were
shipped from Dillon, Mont, last week
to points in California
The output of the Cripple Creek dis
trict for November amounted to 60, 45d
tons Of gross bullion value of 81. 946,.
$50.
Two masked men entered the store
of the Hindman Mercantile Co. at Sun
shine, Colo, and robbed Cashier Jel-
lison of S40O
| Every gambling house and dance
hall in Seattle has been closed by or
der of the chief of police, who states
that hereafter Seattle will be closed
| town.
Winnie Fitzgerald of Anaconda,
Mont, has instituted suit against
Frank JONES' millionaire mining man
of that place, for breach of promise,
asking for $40, 900 damages.
There are fifty cases of typhoid in
st. AIMS hospital at Anaconda, Mont.
There are greater number of Ana
conda residents i'll by 100 per cent at
the present time than ever before in
the history of the city.
In month nearly 100 contraband
Chinese have passed from Sumas, B. c.,
through Tacoma to Portland, and the
customs officials are making the great
est efforts to break up the ''under-
ground railway" that exists.
Judge Theron Stevens of Telluride,
Colo, has issued an order requiring
the sheriff to subpoena grand jury to
investigate the murder of Arthur L.
Collins, general manager of the Snug
gler-Union Mining company.
John McGeary, on trial in Anaconda
for the murder of Superin tendent
John Fl. Evans of the Washoe smelter, |
in July last, was sentenced to twelve |
years in the penitentiary, the verdict |
being murder in the second degree.
ton in Arizona have all been filed with
the territorial secretary. The vote for
delegate to congress shows the follow
ing figures: j. F. Wilson, Democrat,
Q, ZIG; Robert E. Morrison. Republican,
$3.50.
Sheriff Frank NJ Tate had his right
arm shattered and Deputy Frisbie had
his horse shot from under him in
fight with three robbers twenty-five
miles south of Lamar, Colo The rob
bers had held up the postmaster at
Carlton.
The ladies of the Associated Charities
Of Butte have opened soup kitchen in
The Paul Clark home and will serve food
20 the needy ones during the winter.
The kitchen is supplied by Senator
Clark and conducted by the Associated
Charities.
August Nelson, while being lowered
Town a mine in a bucket, had his coat
,aught by nail and was dragged from
he bucket, where he was suspended,
100 feet from the bottom, for fully ten
minutes, when he was released by COM
'anions. His escape FROM death was
egarded as miraculous.
A special from Kalispell, Mont, says
hat Charles E. Conrad is dead. The
deceased was president of the Conrad
National bank and the Kalispell Town
lite company. His death was the result
f acute tuberculosis Conrad was one
I the most distinguished and best
nown citizens of Montana.
AS result of the trouble between
he Transfers union and Contractor
'heodore Hennessy, the concentratoF
the Butte and Boston company has
cen shut down and Superintendent
ohm Gillie of that company is author
y for the statement that unless the
.ouble is settled at once it will have
lie effect of throwing $50 men out Of :
nployment and, If continued for any
myth of time, the number affected .
ill be $50.
John p Mcbride, one of the best
aown stockmen in Billings, Mont,
no was shot by Policeman Hayden a
w nights ago, died several hours
ter the physicians had amputated
S leg Mcbride, in going through an
ley, met the officer and, taking him
+ a footpad, started to run. His
ght aroused the policemans suspic-
MS, who opened fire, the first shot
ting Mcbride. Z
John L. Hufie was killed at Boze-
an, Mont, while attempting to cross