Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-02-10

and $25 In cash were secured by buI
glars who entered the Vancouver
Wash, postof1ce.
Rosena Grover, of Ballard Wash
has sued James e. Zook, mayor of tn
town for $4,000 for breach of prom
ise. Zook declares he refused to wei
the young lady because she has con
sumption.
More sensational indictments o
men of national prominence will be
returned this week. it is expected, BY
the Federal grand jury at Portland
Ore, In connection with the land
frauds Investigations.
eminent, Attorney SummerfieId OF
Reno, Nevada, has prepared bill
making it unlawful for persons to re-
tail liquors along the line of the gov
eminent work in Nevada.
Geisler's opera house at Chehalis,
Wash, was destroyed by fire last
week. Two stores also burned, and
fer a time it was thought that the
flames would spread to adjoining build
ings. The loss was about $4,000.
William Andres and william Jones,
two prospectors, report the discovery
Of another strange cave in the south
western portion Of Nevada. The cave
has been explored to a depth of 300
feet and shows evidence of a prehis-
toric race. The cavern is located on
the line of the new San Pedro road
near Caliente.
Through the confession of Miss AIDE
line Courtney at Butte, the officers ar
rested Eugene Helbok, tailor, on the
charge of numbering nine-year-old
Ethel Gill, seven years ago, her raw
ished and frightfully mutilated body
being rudely thrust and crammed
down toilet and covered with news
papers and refuse.
Fire which destroyed the home Of O.
B. Lane of Glendale, Ore, burned the
2-year-old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Lane.
fatally burned her nurse, Miss Mary |
Cooper, of Medford, Ore Mrs Lane
had been i'll for some time, requiring
the services of nurse. An oil lamp
which was used in the sick chamber
exploded. throwing oil on the occu-
pants and burning the room.
Thomas O'Brien, who recently
sprung into notoriety as result OF
he book 'Infamy Immortal" which
caused a committee to be appointed
,y the Montana legislature to investi-
gate the treatment of the convicts at
he state penitentiary at Deer Lodge,
vas shot through the lip by an IN
Inown man at Butte. The would-be
assassin escaped in the darkness.
William McNalley, laborer, aged %
ears, is in the hospital at Missoula,
don't, so badly frozen that amputa-
ion of both feet and ankles and his
oft arm is imperative. McNalley
tarted for I1olo at night to seek work
S wood chopper. He had been drink
lg for several days, but was supposed
, be able to care for himself. He wan
cred into the Bitter Root river and
hen was out in the cold weather for
sveral hours.
Bert Williams was fined in police
burt at Sheridan. Wyoming, on a pc
lliar charge. He was driving in the
rect and met John Roberts, who was
,companied by his daughter, Emma
villiams owed Roberts dollar and as
ley passed he tossed it toward Rob
t In the other carriage. The silver
in struck Miss Roberts on the bridge
the nose, inflicting a wound. Rob-
is had Williams arrested and he was v
led one cent. II
Il
Gee Sing Tooy, Chinaman, was
und dead in his cabin at Reno, Ne
da. The cabin had been set on fire.
lie only portion Of the body not
uched was the head and neck.
ross the throat was deep cash.
owing that the head was nearly sew !
ed from the body.
The jury in the case of AL Under
IN, on trial at Reno, Nevada, on
> charge of being implicated in the
rider of Jack WEIGH, brakeman. II
ar Winnemucca, about two years
0. failed to agree and was dis
arged. -