The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-09-14
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season over 5000 horses 'a'|
sold and shipped to eastern :,
President Alec Falrgrieyas
Montana Federation of ~,
dressed 5000 union men d -,
Labor day. There was the -,
rade. u|
John Hancock, the murdero.
Englebrit and a man named
sen, on the Nevada desert was
at the state penitentiary a. 81
Nevada, Friday of last week
Fire has again broken on, \
forests east of Mill City. Mont
logging camp in the CASCADE
tains burned last week IN.
barely escaped from the CAM
their lives.
fire aestroyed the Warner
Roberts's general store and
house, and the postonice at co]
about fifty miles from Helena
loss is estimated at $l5ooo
$1,000 insurance.
j. f. Barnes, who shot ana
Patrick Hanley at Butte. and 70
whom a mob attempted To stor,|
Silver Bow county Jail but were
EN- off by officers. has been tail
the state prison for safe keeninJ |
James Reed, a horse thief wa
and killed by officers near Il
Mont. Reed had been surprised
relieved of his weapons, when Il
tempted to escape by running
was shot down by one of the ofFd
The federal government has 4
to take testimony in fourteen
of alleged violation of the contid
residence feature of the home
law by commuters in Skagit col
Washington. The evidence is \
before the superior court of N
Vernon, and forwarded to the dd
ment.
Emil Rude was found dead in|
coma, having apparently fallen
a window on the second floor o1
Grand Central hotel. His feet
pulled through the armholes of
which the police think he had
taken for trousers, and in tryin|
put them on, stumbled and
through the window.
Two violent deaths of little
have occurred in Burns, Ore, the
week. Eight-year-old Ruth Tetr|
prompted probably by curiosity,
the contents of bottle of strych|
and died in great agony, Threel
old Della Thornburg in some ma
accidentally set fire to her cloths|
was so badly burned that she da(
Moritz Tohmsen, president oil
Centennial Mil company, Seattle
Inmates that California will use 81
900 bushels of Washington wheat
year. He also states that order
approximately $4,000 900 bushels
been received from the United 4
dom. The present. harvest ln9N|
ington is estimated at 35,00lVVO
els.
A special from Livingston, N
says DR.. Coventry. a travelling
specialist of Deadwood, s. d. \
hunting bobcats near Clyde Pari|
miles from Livingston, acciden|
shot and killed his wife. She had
lowed him unknown to him ana
approaching in the brush when
mistook her for a wild animal
fired,
F. r. Chase was arrested 10
Francisco as he landed from
steamer Spokane from Portlano|
charge of embezzling 5000 having
lodged against him. 1t is asser's|
the Portland police that he :
sessed of important informatlon|
garding the shooting of kaspar
Dram, saloonkeeper, and aiSo
killing of Mrs. Van Dram.
A fire in the mountains near
City, Oregon, burned three
houses and spread into the tlmps|
the mountains. A large amour
wood and several culverts on lne
Wallis G. Eastern rallroad
More Americans have ylsi'eu
Yellowstone national park tnls
mer than ever before, accorulns
M. II. Albin, manager OF the W.
Yellowstone stage line fuiy
persons have visited the parN
the season opened.
A human skeleton, the Dohe'
animal, presumably a bear aHs !.
mains of an old-fashioned rihe
in the woods four miles nortn q
deem, Wash, by a woodsman :, "a
tale of an encounter which emu
death to man and beast
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