The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-03-31
NORTHWEST NOTES.

was passing through Dublin gulch on
his way home, he was assaulted by ar
unknown man and probably fatally
stabbed.
A mysterious line has been incor'
porated in Idaho to run from Red
Rock, Mont, to- Boise, and thence to a
poin on the Columbia, where it will
connect with the Oregon Railway &
Navigation.
Elizabeth Cass Goddard, one of the
most prominent women of Colorado,
has been appointed deputy sheriff OF
Ell Paso county. She is the only wo-
man OCCUPYING this Office in the state
of Colorado.
Harry Mannon, deputy sheriff of
Nye county, Nevada, shot three times,
mortally wounded and captured one OF
the band of highwaymen who recently
committed a hold-up at Montezuma
and got $400
W. G. Cameron believed to be one
of an organized gang of car robbers
who have been operating across Ne
vada and into California for the past
several months, has been captured and
is in jail at Reno.
Advices received from London is
that Newtown pippins, grown at Hood
River, Ore, have been sold for the
highest price ever paid for any apples
in the European markets, 22s Cd per
box, or about cents per apple.
Three-year-old George Phillips of
Laramie, Wyo., almost killed her in
FAINT sister by stuffing cotton down her
throat, because "she was too thin"
The child was almost dead when dis
covered and disgorged two large hand
fuls of cotton.
J George Moore, "A years old, and
pioneer of Huntington, Ore, was in
stantly killed by train at Weatherby,
Ore. He was on bridge, and, hearing
the passenger train approach, started
to run across, but tripped and fell, the
engine cutting him in two.
Eghty-six jury indictments for for
gerry and uttering forged instruments
in connection with the recent election
in Pueblo, Colo, have been quashed !
in the district court by Judge Voor-
hees, who sustained the motions d. ,,
rected against the bills by counsel for .,
the defense. =
Sixteen thousand acres of coal land
lying in the northern part of Carbon :.
county, Wyoming, were covered by /;
location declarations filed at Cheyenne c
last week by agents believed to rep
resent the Stockholders Mining COM
pany, corporation recently organized
by Grand Island and Ord, Neb., farmer
capitalists. w.
F. c. Herman resigned his position =
Of assistant engineer in the Office of
he city engineer of San Francisco :,
asst week to take the post of United e
States government irrigation engineer d
n charge of the Rocky mountain d. a
Vision. His new field of work EN-, f,
braces Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, a.
Utah and Colorado. d
State Examiner Harry B. Henderson .
las sent to justices of the peace in all ~
II the counties in Wyoming notifica- M
ion that the resident gun license re-
emily passed by the legislature must
70 enforced this spring. The law re-
uires that each resident hunter must .,
urchase gun license at a cost Of 81 20
efore ne can hunt birds or animals. u
Five hundred fockmasters of Wyo- =.
hing have responded to the invitation =,
the state board of sheep commits -,
toner's to attend meeting in Chey- -,
nne, April II, IL and 10, at which te
me the Wyoming Wool Growers as in
ociation will be formed. Indications of
ow are that nearly 1000 flockmasters m
i'll be in attendance at the meeting. ar
Trooper George Hudson of the Third
avalry was instantly killed while at
rill at Fort Assniboine. The caval-.
men were going through what is to
allied the monkey" or rough rider dr
rill, when Hudson's horse stepped in ~,
badger hole and fell, throwing his SID
der. Hudsons neck was broken. pl
Harry B. Clapp of Denver and A. ]. %
'einig of Durango, Colo, both fresh. ~
en- at the State School of Mines at 70
olden, Colo, are suffering from in rs
ries received in a class battle that ms
'curred between freshmen and soph- =,
nores. Clapp has conclusion of the
ain and may die. III
Boom" articles published in Cody, "
yo., papers have brought about a
stressing state of affairs there. Per- ;co
ms in other states were led to be- a.,
we that employment at high wages o''
waited all arrivals at Cody and con- lea
quently there was a rush to the town 70,
the unemployed ag
G. W. Woolsey has been discharged sin
a Rawlns, Wyo, Judge for stab noe