The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-01-23
NORTHWEST N0TES.

Au' wyoming legislature VIII make
a trip through the northern part Of tho
state later In the session.
The authorities OF Bette have com
monced a determined crusade against
nickel-in-thc slot machines
In a fight between two factions OF
Italians at Trinidad Colo. one man
was killed and several injured.
The Montana state senate has voted
to indefinitely postpone the bill for
the submission TO the electors OF a
constitutional amendment Swing the
suffrage TO women.
A bill to permit the practice Of
osteopathy is being prepared in the
Wyoming Legislature. and will meet
with strong opposition from the rcgu.
lar medical fraternity
Arthur Lacrosse. a Spokane barten-
ter was shot by man who was han
ding revolver which nc thought
was unloaded. Labrossa dying a few
moments after the accident.
County Attorney Woodward OF Car
bon county. Montana. has been dis
barred from practice In Montana. 1t
being proved that he forged the name
OF firm TO a letter Of recommeuda-
ton.
Tho FIRE insurance adiusters who
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damage done to washoe smelters at
Anaconda. Mont, have given out
statement that the loss will reach tho
amount OF $4,000.
The girls employed in the telephone
exchange In Butte, who went on a
strike a short time ago for an in
crease OF SIS per month in wages
have gone hack to work. their de-
mands being acceded TO.
Tom Horn has completed a years
imprisonment in the county Jail at
Cheyenne. He was arrested on the
evening OF January 10. 1902, tho day
following his confession 20 Deputy
United States Marshal Joe Laforos.
A Great Falls. Mont. special says
the State Liquor Mems association has
decided to fight the Sunday closing
law. which will soon be introduced in
the legislature. A tax OF $40 each has
been levied against all men In the
liquor business In the state. and the
fund viii be used to fight the passage
OF the bill
Lieutenant Governor Haggott
caused sensation in the Colorado
senate by declaring that he would re-
fuse 10 recognize the senate rules in
sofar as they provide for the assnmp-
ton by the secretary OF the senate Of
the duties OF the presiding officer
lpIc claimed that such rule 10 uncon-
Htitutionai.
Representative Daniel Robinson Of
Natrona county, Wyoming. is prepar-
ing for introduction in the house bill
creating n state normal school and
providing for It's location at Casper.
The amount Of the first appropriation
has not been decided upon, but an ap-
preparation OF 5000 year for main
tenanoe will be asked.
The remains OF Congressman
Thomas II. Tongue were laid 10 rest
on the 18th, at Hillsboro. Oregon, tho
funeral ceremonies being attended by
5000 people, among whom were dele
cation OF congressman from Washing
ton, the entire Oregon state leglsla-
turc. the governor. the state officials
and numerous fraternal bodies.
The discovery has been made that
the body Of the infant son Of George
Keithley of Lusk. Wy. has been stolen
from the cemetery by ghouls. Tho
child was peculiarly constituted ply
slcally. and at he time Of It's death
Omaha physicians attempted to buy
its body. II is believed that they sent
a body -snatcher to rob the grave.
Representative Coopers bounty bill,
approprlatlng $40. 900 for the payment
of bounty on predatory wild animals
killed during the next two years. was
up In the Wyoming Legislature last
week, and caused much discussion.
Seeing that the opposition TO tho
measure was very strong, the back
ers Of the bin cut the amount OF the
appropriation to $4,000, but It's oppo-
nents viii fight for an appropriation OF
not more than $4,000.
George Johnson, one Of the best
known ranchers in the Shields river
(Montana) country. was fatally
stabbed by c. f. Jones, a young man,
during a quarrel in a saloon. Jones ran
six-inch blade Of hunting knife
through Johnson's lung.
Tho man f<irley who is being held
at Billings. Mont, win make a clean
breast Of the affair OF the Bridger bank
! rohherv He will not be taken TO Red