The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-09-21
NORTHWEST NOTES


wrecked
Rudolph Spieckerman, aged 10, son
of farmer living near Laramie, Wyo.,
was thrown from load OF hay in
runaway and instantly killed, his neck
being broken.
Two heavily loaded street cars col
Tacoma line Sunday afternoon, seri-
ously injuring two persons and bruis-
Ing and shaking number OF others.
Monty Attell was knocked out in the
lwenty.fifth round at Goldfleld. New,
by Harry Tenny. Both are from San
Francisco. Tenny was the stronger
and had Attell taking the count
twelve different times.
Frank Pasquale was hanged In the
state penitentiary at Walla Walla.
Wash, Friday. His crime was the
deliberate murder of Charles Gray, at
Tacoma, in May, 1904, the result of
n quarrel over an insurance policy.
Joe Dockman was killed at Payette
lake Wednesday of last week by the
limb OF tree which he was cutting
striking him on the head. He was
knocked senseless and never regained
consciousness, dying the next day.
Joe Donaldson, aged A. and father
OF five children, was struck by Henry
Whalen In a drunken row at Laramie,
Wyo., and instantly killed. Whalen
was later captured in an alley In the
southern part of the city by Marshal
Sigman when attempting to escape
in the darkness.
With the selection OF Indianapolis
as the next meeting place of the con-
vention and the election OF officers
for the coming year, the International
Building Trades council convention, in
session In Denver, adjourned on Sat.
urday. Patrick ]. Coughlin of st. Lou
Is was elected president.
Grin Moore, sheepherder in the
employ of Joe Thompson. near Leck-
lie, seventy-five miles south OF Lander,
in Fremont county, Wyo., last week,
shot and killed Sam Leckle, pro-
prietor of the road ranch and saloon
during drunken quarrel. Moore has
reputation as bad man.
The body of woman was found
partially buried at the foot Of Mt.
Brougher, says Tonopah, New, dis
patch. Her head, hands and feet were
missing. and the appearance Of the
body Indicated that they had been re.
moved with a surgeons saw. There Is
no clue to the woman's identity.
The secretary of the interior has
awarded to Prendergast e. Clarkson OF
Chicago the contract for building the
dam OF the Shoshone irrigation pro.
ject, Wyoming, at S515,739, and to
Charles Spear of Billings, Montana.
the contract for the Corbett tunnel. on
the same project, at a cost of 1884,.
325.
Charles Detro, a ranchman, living
near Laramie, Wyo.. is suffering from
case puzzling physicians at the
hospital. A month ago he got head
of foxtail grass in his throat, and 1t
has gradually been working into his
tongue, untilahow it is feared Detro
will lose his life unless removal of the
tongue can be accomplished
At Northern Cheyenne Indian agency
at Lame Deer, forty miles southwest
of Forsythe, Mont, fire destroyed the
barracks occupied as residences by a
few agency employees. Fortunately
II was ration day and many Indians
who were at the agency assisted in
preventing the spread of the fire. as
the place is without fire protection.
Judging of exhibits of the Lewis
and Clark fail was begun on the 18th.
The judging will be done by 15 sep
arate juries of awards. In all there
are S,422 entries to be handed be.
tween now and the day the exposition
closes.
The town of Selma, Ore, on the
stage road between Grants Pass and
Kerby, has been destroyed by. fire.
The fire originated in the Selma hotel
spread to other buildings aud prac'
tically the whole village was de.
stroyed.
Rails will be received in Laramie in
short time for the Laramie. Hahn's
Peak & Pacific railroad, when the
road will be completed 10 Grand En-
campment, a hundred miles from Lar
annie. The road is already graded for
thirty miles.
Lambert Naegele, for twelve years
editor of Montana Stats Zeitung,
published at Helena, founder of Min
neapolis Freie Presse. veteran OF the
civil war, survivor of the New Ulm
(Minn) Sioux Indian massacre, is
dead in Seattle aged 73