The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-11-17
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| VI Sorus NJ buTns, Ore., george van
Cremer received injuries from which
he may die. and James McKissick IL
under arrest. McKissick used shot
gun and Van Cremer a pistol.
In football game at Fort Shaw.
Montana, between the Great Falls and
the Fort Shaw Indian teams James
Curtis. fullback for the Great Falls
team. was killed in scrimmage, in.
ternal injuries bringing about death
In some unaccountahe manner the
Alpine concentrating mill In Idaho
City, Colo, caught fire and the con.
tents were completely destroyed. Only
the small office building, situated 100
feet from the main structure was
saved.
Capt. George V. Williams OF the
steamship Lyra was arrested at Ia
coma on his arrival from the Orient,
charged by the customs officers with
the illegal entry of curios for the pur-
pose Of defrauding the government OF
the duty.
Holding q hand OF each OF his two
little boys, aged Z and 0 years respec-
lively, and walking down the middle
OF the railroad track, G. A. Parham, a
cotton buyer Of Carey, Texas, deliber.
ately walked into train No. ], near
Trinidad, Colo. Parham was insane
from drink.
| The contractors on the Pathfinder
dam, North Platte project, Wyoming
and Nebraska, are trying to get the
masonry as high as possible before
severe weather sets in, and with this
idea in mind have put every available
man. including the carpenters, on con-
crete work.
Giovanni Bruno. a Sicilian, believed
to be one of the most dangerous and
daring Italian anarchists, has been ar
rested at Keene, Colo. Search had
been made for him for FIVE months
by agents Of the United States Immi.
grafton commission. He will be re-
turned to Sicily.
At Oregon City, Ore, Raleigh e.
Benson OF that city went to the office
OF George Brownell, who had just OBJ
tanned divorce for Benson's wife,
and, in the presence OF Mrs. Benson.
Brownell and three other witnesses.
shot himself Just over the heart, in.
licting fatal injuries.
Mount Culebra, which is located
forty miles west of Trinidad. Colo,
Is reported in state OF eruption
Postmaster Adolph Storz of Stone
wall who lives within twelve miles of
the peak, has sent word to Trinidad
that smoke and vapor can be seen Is
using from the mountain.
Green b. Raum, Jr., was arrested In
the Rainier Grand hotel at Seattle on
an insanity charge. The prisoner is
the son of General Green Berry Raum,
retired, former United States commits.
sioner OF internal revenue, commits.
sioner OF pensions, Congressman OF
Illinois, and veteran of the Civil war.
AS a result of the inspection of the
First battery Of the N. G. U. by Gov.
ernor John c. Cutler, Colonel II. NJ.
II. Lund, Adjutant General Raymond
c. Taylor and Colonies Kessler. Bower.
Irvine, Daynes and Dean OF the gov.
ernor's STAFF, the artillery branch of
the national guard will probably be
mustered out.
s. Il. Miller, well known young
rancher of Beaver Creek, Montana,
was shot and II is supposed MORALLY
wounded by a neighbor, August Meir
while they were out hunting Mer
saw his companion moving among the
bushes some distance away from him.
and mistook him for deer, shooting
him
Henry Clay, the negro who was once
tried, convicted and sentenced to
death for the murder Of George Gerber
at Laramie, Wyo., in January, 1905,
having been granted new trial by
INC o'at' SHplt lHt NDullt pltdu Bullly |
to murder in the second degree and
has been sentenced to twenty-one |
years In the penitentiary.
In pistol duel at the Palace saloon
in Reno, Nevada, Ed Ferell, gambler, !
was killed by Charles Kuchs, bar.
tender Kuchs' jealousy over the at.
tentions which Terrell Is alleged to |
have been paying to his wife led up |
to the tragedy.
The coroner's jury inquiring into
the death of Jack Sutphln, who was
killed at Laramie, Wyo by class
mate, David Holmes, returned II yer
dict that Sutphin was killed acct.
dentally by Holmes, who was dis.
charged from custody
Mrs, Minnie Lathrop, who is alleged
to have eloped from Lincols, Neb., |
with Hart Galloway, aged 10, was ar. |