Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-12-30
NORTHWEST NOTES.


III took a developing solution. think
ing it was medicine, and his condition
is critical.
Sheriff Benner of Great Falls has
been arrested on a charge OF passing
a bogus check tor s25 in department
store in Seattle
An invitation has been extended to
President David r. Francis OF the
Louisiana Purchase exposition to be
guest of honor at the opening day
ceremonies OF the Portland exposition.
The United States government has
issued circular directing that all sa-
looms on government land in Nevada
be closed on account OF the many
crimes committed along government
canals.
Mrs. Mary Andrews Clark, mother
OF Senator William A. Clark. Of Mon
tana, and Of j. Ross Clark. is dead at
her home in Los Angeles after an III
ness of but three days. Mrs. Clark was
nearly 92 years of age.
Charles Fl. Meyer of Denver, presi-
dent OF the Western Federation OF
Miners, has been appointed men,
Der of the executive council OF the
American Labor union, to serve until
the next annual convention.
The Pullman gambling rooms in Ia
coma were robbed of 1865 by
masked man, who held up three en-
ployees and compelled one OF them to
empty the silver in the racks into q
canvas sack which he carried.
Mrs. William GLADDEN., who shot and
killed her husband at their home in
Arequa gulch. Cripple Creek. Colo,
district, has Deen acquitted by the
coroner's jury. The jury found that
the woman shot In self-defense.
The Uintah railroad. which has
been completed from Mack, Colo. into
the Uintah reservation in Utah. has |
placed an order In Denver for two |
be used in carrying passengers.
Denver and Quincy, Ills, capitalists
have formed the Nevada Power COM
pany to supply power to mines and
mills at Goldfield. Nevada. 1t is cap
italized at s1.00O.000 Power will be
furnished by hydro-electric transmits
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of Bishop creek, on the east
ern slope of the Sierras, eighty miles
from Goldfield
Robert Il win. who was arrested by
Sheriff Paxton near Basin, Wyo and
IS now in the Basin jail, has been pos
tively identified as one of the two
robbers who attempted to hold up the
Cody bank and killed Cashier l. o.
ication Is made by men who wit
lessed the attack on the bank.
In defending Clarence p Dixon, an
election clerk charged with contempt
n having permitted illegal voting at
he November election in violation of
he supreme courts injunction, Attor
ley Philip Hornbein declared in open
,ourt in Denver that the ballot box
must have been tempered with since
he election.
Indictments against Alderman Chas. s
v. Cochran and ex-Supervisor Walter :
}, Lowry, of Denver, charged with /
liofc -
or registration, have been quashed by +
Judge Mullins, who held that no
ffense against the statutes was ;,
harged in the indictments, as it was i.
OF alleged that the names certified :
yere not those of legal voters
Ed Smith. negro jockey, shot and z
illed an unknown burglar In the
Iaple Leaf saloon at Van ASSET,
Wash Smith was sleeping in the sa- =
non and was awakened when the =
urglar entered through a window y
NTH fired at the burglar, the ball !"
ntering the body just above the nip :
Ie, and he died forty minutes later. =
Havre, Mont, is coming to the front
} a sporting center. Last week :
ouie Long of Oakland, Cal, and Kid =
redericks of Spokane fought twenty =
ard rounds to draw at that place. =
ha mill was est from start to q
liA y
Youmeto Kusnibiki. whose resi-
,nce has been in st. Louis for the y
st few years, has been appointed by L
e Lewis and Clark exposition com;
issioner for the Japanese section OF 4
e foreign exhibits building at Port :,
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