The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-13
NORTHWEST NOTES

H. S. Glenn, brakeman, fell under
the wheels of freight train at Will
cox, Wyoming, and suffered injuries
which proved fatal.
The coal situation in the Yakima
valley, of Washington. is growing
worse. The weather is colder and |
some families are suffering.
According to the annual report |
made public last week, the gold pro
| duction of mines Of the Black Hills
for the past year was sS,ss6,9o0.
decreased of $3.50. 900.
Howard M. O'Haver Of Denver is
| dead from injuries received by being
run down by an automobile driven by
Mas Birdie Appel, young daughter
Of ]. s. Appel, a prominent merchant
Of Denver.
Nicholas De Jausserand, second as
sistant engineer of the Globe Naviga
ton company's steamer eureka, was
drowned at Seattle in falling from a
gang plank that led from the wharf
to the boat
| John Walker of Des Moines. Ia, ar
rested charged with holding up and
robbing women as they alighted from
street cars in fashionable residen-
tial section, made an unsuccessful at
tempt at suicide in the city jail.
A deal was consummated in San
Francisco last week by which Senator
| George s. Nixon of Nevada and
, George wingield. who recently effect
ed . 35O,00O,0 900 merger Of mines in
the Goldfield district, acquired the
! Combination mines. mills and water
power in the Goldfield camp.
. Mrs. Julia Thulke and her son have
been captured at Farnie, B. c., and
: win be brought back to Spokane
: Mrs. Thulke is accused of obtaining
: 5000 from Charles De Neff, an ole
: German farmer, having persuaded
him to give her his money for SAT-
keeping on the eve OF their wedding
day.
Word comes from British Columbi'
.. that the Hindoos imported to work Of
e railroad construction are suffering in
e tensely from the cold, not being pre-
n yided with clothing suited to this eli
% mate. It is said several Of the HiI
e. docs have persisted and that low ten
perature and thin garments are tn
y cause.
a. The chief point brought out in tn
trial of sidney ,ioane for the murde
of his father at Seattle was the tel
timony Of Charles Coleman that tn
- defendant was a petty thief WI
!, tapped their cash register and robbie
- the slot machine in his fathers stor
81 The defense is trying to prove ment
~ responsibility.
or A gigantic mining stock swindl
as from which DR.. ]. Grant Lyman,
IN New York. is declared to have res
'ly ICED $500, 900 within thirty days, wi
'se uncovered at Goldfield by the ARE
of h. H. Latimer, his secretary, and
statement made by Sheriff Bradl'
\ that he has wired instructions to Il
on chief of police at Pasadena, Cal,
sst apprehend Lyman.
Is Claude Shea young man fro
Tn near Reno, Nevada, was taken TO I
Use den last week suffering from froz
ia feet. He was taken to the hospl'
for medical treatment, in the hope
i'm saving his feet, though the physical
mt who are caring for him fear the
The iuries are too serious to be able
"a save them entirely.
emit The Harmony Lutheran church
re- the Laramie plain, just organic
ant having determined to erect
ora meeting place on the agreed 81
Du called for volunteers to chop
haul the logs from the forest IN
mountain. The response was
hearty that the congregation vo
neu unanimously to begin the erection
i.ei the building without further delay.
the
ON. August Trabing. one of the pion
cen merchants of Wyoming, once m'
ay." her of the territorial legislature
the wyoming, member of the board
han county commissioners and mayor
mas Laramie. died on the 2sth at his nc
ASH east of Laramie, OF pneumonia
"a About $50 citizens Of Ontario Y
con. held up a westbound freight train
h a 10 o'clock at night and ordered
.ose- engineer and conductor TO swl
, re- from the train four cars Of coal
Vic order was obeyed and the coal ran
Q In in ontario for time is settled.
Articles have been signed by
resentatives of Joe Cans and
Herman and the Casino Athieuc
for a finish fight for the hghtwe
Time championship of the world, 10
Mace at Tonopah, Nevada, on
Years day, for a purse OF *zV'o"0
IN oi Wool producers have compia
that the shrinkage reports from
49, ton. philadelphia and other wool
suc- ters was greater on Wyoming
than others, and the experiment
aarit- | t;op has begun tests to determine