The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-10-19
NORTHWEST NOTES

al Christian Endeavor co.,. "auc' p
Of 1907. 'eouo' p
James A. Gravity, aged a.
was found dead in the Diamon. ''a Y Y
at Butte, his death being duo !. N
location. b
Two Butte miners, named oNi., X
Anderson, were caught in cayal, b
the Speculator mine, and ,,,,. p
killed, both bodies being bad,r
gled. ~' \
A jury has found Herbert A., y
guilty of holding up Cosgrin p,. 4
store at Laramie, Wyo., on tho y. y
Of June 5 and taking goods and m,s.
amounting to s451.75. \,
A Dillon, Mont, dispatch saws a.,
Ellis, Big Hole valley rancher
shot and killed in Ellis saloon a, W.
dom by Sid Houk, gambler. afte,
encounter in which Houk had \,
worst of it. Houk gave himself nm
Definite announcement has b..
made by F. J. Haines, president n, A
Monida & Yellowstone Stage ~,
pany, that a new hotel, to cost ,a
90, Is to be built In Yellowstone n,,,
1t is stated that the structure will
strictly product of the YellovsM,
country, and that 1t will be comma.
June /, 1906.
Robbers drilled "a hole in he safe
Nihill & Malsom's real esate Office
Moore, Mont. and. pouring in pltn|
glycerine, wrecked the strong IN
but secured only S25 The Cit,qs
bank is temporarily located in n
building and the robbers evident,
thought they were breaking into d
bank safe.
John ,. Hogan. of Chicago, "a,
himself up to the portland, Ore, poI,{ Il
and confessed that he delivered b
blow which killed Mrs. Louise Js,
kins, in resort in the restricted al,
trict of Portland. According to I'd
gan's story, he struck the woman i.
cidenrally while intoxicated and d
The control of the State Sayru
bank, of Butte, one of the most ppr
inent banking institutions Of D
northwest, has passed into the hana
of F. Augustus Heinze and M. SeIla
Largey, Thomas M. Hodgens, cashs
and one of the founders of the ball
and his brother, j. o. Hodgens, u
posing of three-fifths of the stocks
the institution.
When the gates of the Lewis u
Clark exposition closed at / ODD
Sunday morning a total attends
for the day had been registered
56,960, making the grand total for y
entire fair period 2,545,5O9. The
tendance for the last day ranks hr
in point of numbers, Portland day
and Fourth of July being the only
greater days.
A corpse found just west Of Grea
, Falls, Mont, near the Great Norhen
right of way, has been identified y
that of Douglass Catnick, an en-
ployee of the Bowers Brothers ranch +
He has been missing for three weeks
1t is believed he was crossing tres
tie and was struck by train. throS
ing him to the ground, eighty feet DC /
low and breaking his neck
The supreme court at Helena ns
denied the motion of the plaintif la |
a rehearing in the famLIs case Of ue
Nipper company, owned by r.
Heinze, against the Anaconda ana
Washoe companies of the Amalgama'
ed Copper company, action to qus
title and involving the ownership
the Nipper vein, in which the suplen,,
court last July reversed the ua'
Judge and ordered the case back !"
a rehearing.
The cornerstone Of the fede'N
building in Laramie, Wyo., was @@
last week, by the Grand lodge OF WV
ming Masons, with Grand Master ~
r. Johnston present, and Cohs'ss'
man F. w. Mondell as orator Oh w
day.
Otto Chenoworth, who, few !e'''
ago, was one of the most dreaueu
all horse thieves and outlaws tna'
tested the country to the west
northwest of Casper, Wyomins'
said to have returned to Natrona wv
ty less than a month ago.
The Pacific & Oregon Eastern ns'
way company, capitalized at s1''p
600, filed articles of incorporauOD
Salem, Ore, last week. The pu,ps
is stated to be to build raps ~.
from Huntington, Baker counV,
to Alturas, Modoc county, oai
Edmund Hackett, an old settler