The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-26
NORTHWEST NOTES.

was an inch at Woodville 1t showed
heavily in the mountains.
The Masonic Veteran association OF
the Pacific coast has decided to hold
It's twenty.seventh annual session II
Portland during the Lewis and CLARK
exposition.
About 1000 men have been thrown
out Of employment at Butte as the re
suit of the closing down Of the Origi
nal and Parrot mines. The mines will
be idle for about three weeks.
The coroner's jury that inquired into
the Union Pacific wreck at Azusa sid.
ing, near Granger wyoming, in its
verdict, holds the operator and freight
crew responsible for the collision.
Mrs. James Tetor "A years of age,
and well-known citizen, was drowned
in Lake Union says Seattle dispatch.
Her friends have been unable to de-
eide whether death was by accident or
suicide.
One man is dead and three others
are seriously injured as the result of
Are which destroyed the tar plant
Of the Denver Gas & Electric company.
The property loss is estimated at
S25, 700.
Two masked bandits entered
Charles Edwards saloon and gambling
house in Thermopolis. Wyo., lined all
the dealers and players against tho
wall and secured all the money and
valuables in the place.
Ten men, with their faces blackened,
killed 200 head of sheep belonging to
an Oregon man, while the band was
ranging just over the Nevada line.
The sheepherders declare the men
were cattlemen disguised.
The organization of the Flathead
Valley Railway company has been eff
fected. The Flathead valley will have
. system of electric lines radiating
from Kalispell and connecting with a
number of northern Montana towns.
Warren Hubert was accidentally
shot and killed by Earl Hartman of
Thompson Falls, Mont, a companion,
while the two were hunting rabbits.
Young Hartman, It is said turned the
gun upon his playmate in spirit of
run.
The Pueblo Title & Trust company
announces that it is ready to make its
last payment in full of all liabilities,
rs per cent OF which have already been
paid. The failure occurred Is months
ago, the total Liabilities amounting TO
S35O,00O.
Election bets are rapidly being paid
of at the Butte pool rooms. One day
last week $4,000 was handed over to
the winners at the Butte hotel pool
rooms, on national, state and county
wagers. At the Montana club over
$4,000 was paid over, one man draw
ing down $4,000 on wagers on local
candidates.
temporary restraining order TO
prevent the issuing of tax sale deeds
on non-producing mining properties In
the Cripple Creek district has been Is
sued. The constitutionality of the Tel
Ter county assessment of 1900, from
which the tax sales resulted, is in liti-
cation. The properties Of 215 Cripple
Creek mining companies are involved.
A bold attempt to rob the bank at
Blaine, Wash, was frustrated by the
president and cashier of the bank. who
discovered two men In hiding in
closet in the bank building One OF
the men, well known character
around town, was captured
A man by the name OF Dalton. who
had been working in a sawmill east OF
Kalispell, was killed In peculiar man.
ner. He was running the lend trim
mer saw" and while saving board
II stuck and few back striking him
in the stomach, killing him.
Two bodies were taken from a
wrecked freight train near Salida,
Colo, which proved to be two men
who belonged to prominent families in
the east. They had become short Of
funds and endeavored to steal ride
and were killed in the wreck.
William Perkins, better known as
"Moccasin BILL" is dead on a ranch
near Montrose, Colo He was about
so years of age. He came to Colorado
In 1860 as government scout to
watch the movements of the Indians.
He was famous bear hunter.
Governor Toole of Montana has
granted n pardon to Thomas Walsh,
who was convicted OF murder in the
second degree for the killing of man
IN Valley county some wears ago.