The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-13
NORTHWEST NOTES

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Charles Bowman. OF Clifton. Ia, a
graduate Of the Iowa university. class
of 1895. has been elected president Of
the Montana State School OF Mines.
Night Watchman Leonard d. Jaqua
was killed in the oil tank explosion al
st. Johns. Ore. the bones of the un.
fortunate man being found in the tank.
Hans Dryland. a Northern Pacific
fireman. injured his head as his loco
motive was entering the roundhouse at
Helena and died before be reasoned
the hospital -
Boyce Maple, 1O-yesr-old boy from
South Dakota, who is visiting at Lara
mie. Wyo.. shot himself through the
hand with a small pistol while cele-
brating the Fourth. AS
Tobyasha, Japanese extra gang
man at Red Buttes. Wyoming. acci
dentally killed himself on the Fourth
while out hunting near the camp. He
came from Japan less than two months
ago. s7.
The body of Max Papineau Of Pax
ton, ILL.,, son of manufacturer there,
was found on top of a passenger
coach as the train came into Seattle
1t is supposed that he was beating
his way a
Chester Thompson, who shot Judge
Gordon Meade Emory at Seattle, Is be
tHeyed to have been temporarily in.
sane. and that he was in search Of
niece of Judge Emory to kill her when
the Judge interposed and was shot by
the boy.
A man, presumably Jay Kaufman
of Des Moines or Adair. Iowa. was
found murdered in westbodnd box
car at Howell, wyoming There were
several wounds on the head and the
right ear was severed. The body had
been robbed @Ear 9Al
Colonel John H. Curtis one Of the
most widely known pioneers of Mon;
I tana, died in Butte Sunday morning
of Bright's disease, after an illness or
four months duration. Colonel Cur.
tits property holdings in Butte are
] very extensive, ft @-t,.,f $50
i,os The ieasors are getting busy in the
Johnnie district, which is thirty-fyei
miles south of Bullfrog, Nevada, and
shipments are being made and pre-
kpared which will place this district on
an, equal footing with any in the coun-
Iitfy regarding production. tf ia.
Charles NJ Nissen, pioneer barber
Of Laramie, Wyp.. hanged himself in
his .woodshed on Independence day
withi9ai Small rope taken from MS
wffe's 1clothesltne.j He left wife and
two small daughters there and two
married daughters in New York .,,
Ri withdrawing on an, irrigation ditch
near Thanes Wye. workmen struck a
cement body which ii was found neces-
sary to blast in order to get through.
/ III GlCttI tn& AdMdl tuG utIl dllSIi lHU
explosion the men picked up nuggets
of gold, some being as large as wheat
/ kernels. 4 II is believed a rich gold de-
post has; been found.
r q. Maude Cullison, a 14-year-old girl,
shot. ana killed herself at her fathers
home In Portland because her parents
had repfimanded her for keeping COM
spany withffa young man. The girl
| procured a revolver and, seating her;
self on the window ledge in her room,
shot thefself and fell into the street.
dying almost instantly. 40
lo.Ai Denver dispatch states. that the
Denver, Northwestern & Pacific (Mof-
fat road has secured positive eastern
connections, With the Chicago Great
Western tls ai-bscker and the San
! .Psdrosl Les Angeles g. Salt Lake road
as an. outlet to Pacific tfdewater thus
making 1t al paft1of the Hartman sysl
tem andra supposed otranscontinentai
! line. 81
h Bailey McElhapnon,, "a private of the
Seventh United States infantry sta.
lsdoned at Fort #Hiiam Henry Harrt
son, was found dad 1inabed .inaa Heb
sha lodging house snder circumstances
indicating suicide.9A An empty bottlerot
morphine was found beside his bed. !,
l !, In the United States court at Helena
| Joseph p Woolman pleaded guilty ia
Illegally fencing the public domain and
\ was fined $500 land, sentenced Ito
| twenty-four hours in jail. Woolman
was Omitted States marshal in Montana
during the term Of President Mc Kin-
3sS 1s5s1gqsys 10 maibsgsf uos
, Percy A. Leonard, a pioneer news
paper publisher Of Colorado, died SD
denly OF heart failure M Denver on
the Fourth He, was, born at 4 ouis-
| vile, Ky, f1fty-nine years ago, and one
7 of hts ancestors was John Langdon, q
stgner aof the1D Declaration. OF Indepen,
denes1s aiIid4ooq ~ s,.,cl;a, SRI
The dead body Of Samuel Rhoades
OF stanton, Mich, was found on the
track Of che Sodthern Pacific iabout q
mile and. "a half east of Carlin, on the
afternoon of July 4, the man having
II falfen from the train and Sustaining
+ fatal injuries. Rhosdes was about so
years of age gbsgj as..,-z sgE
/ S, A. D.. Puter, was, found guilty. al
Portland Of conspiracy to defraud the
\ government of its public lands and
was sentenced by Judge, Wolyertonl to
two years in the Multnomah county
jaif and to pay a fine of 81 SEQ lPuter
was visibly affected waen the sentence