The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-11-03
NORTHW EST NOTES

Ior new building AT Butte.
The president has issued procla-
nation naming Thursday. November
20, as a day Of thanksgiving.
Alexander p. McKillop was found
dead in bed in a room at a lodging
house in Butte II is thought the man
committed suicide
The strike OF grain handlers at
Portland has been settled, the strikers
agreeing to return to work providing
The police were withdrawn from the
docks.
An innocent bystander. Jim OFar-
rel. was struck by bullet In pistol,
duel at Goldfeld, Nevada, between Bill
Tanner and Frank Timlin. two gam
blers, neither Of whom was touched.
Il. A. Harndon, OF Rock River.
lost $50 sheep in the recent
storm, the sheep becoming frightened
and punching, that number being.
in the bottom Of the heap
The secretary Of the interior Is ad-
vertsing for proposals for furnishing
high pressure gates for the storage of
water for the Shoshone and North
Platte irrigation projects In Wyoming
Charles Smith. negro, is in a Butte
hospital with bullet in his side as the
result OF a shooting scrape. The shot
was fred by George Stewart, another
negro. Both men claim the affair was
an accident
Nellie Doyle Of Portland was killed
by Henry Hose, formerly q soldier in
the United States regular army. Hose
cut the woman's throat with q razor
and then surrendered himself to the
custody Of the police.
Box manufacturers Of Oregon and
Washington held meeting In Tacoma
to confer on trade conditions and or
ganize an association. Representa-
tives were present from Portland, Ia
coma, MoQuiam and several other
places.
A 16-year-old Indian boy was killed
while at work at sawmill near Ian
der, Wyoming. The fatal accident
was caused by the breaking OF large
saw, piece OF which struck the
youth, splitting his head open. He
died In a few minutes
The secretary OF the interior has
executed a contract with the Billings
Construction company Of Billings.
Mont. for construction Of the Corbett
dam and auxiliary structures under
the Shoshone irrigation project In
wyoming. The Corbett dam Is about
eight miles northeast Of Cody. Wyom-
ing.
Henry Quirk and c.. J. Heating Of
Denver are believed to have met with
some III fortune while prospecting on
the Uintah reservation in Utah last
summer. The men left Denver last
spring and their friends heard from
them until about four months ago,
since when all track of them has been
lost.
A Northern Pacific passenger train
running between Helena and Butte,
crashed into the caboose of freight
at Logan, Mont Conductor Worellin,
of the freight train, was crushed and
burned to death In the flames which
consumed the wreckage Of the caboose.
Engineer Ross of the passenger was
injured.
G.. C.. Rose and Mrs Winnie
Wheeler, leaders of the Brotherhood OF
Light, which conducts home for poor
children on farm near Arboles. Colo,
were arranged last week on the
charge OF manslaugnter In connection
with the deaths of six babies on the
place. They waived examination and
were remanded to jail
Patrick Green was found dead in a
woodshed at the rear of the family res
idence In Butte. One hand clutched q
bloody razor, while the head rested In
pool of blood that had gushed from
the wound. He was Spanish-Ameri-
can war veteran.
A surveying party discovered the
body of Jens p. Knudsen hanging by
the neck to tree one mile from Gin
ton, Mont. Identification was made by
letters found in the dead mans pock-
cts. He was formerly with the Second
cavalry at Fort Bowie, Ariz.
A lone robber committed three
burglaries at Auburn, Wash, and was
robbing Ingles Bros. livery barn of
fee when discovered by Waterman
Arthur Russell, In pistol duel which
followed Russell's right arm was shat
tered. The rubber escaped.
Tom Maloney, a well known miner,
shot Jack Maher, also a miner, for
asking payment of debt, In front of
the Club saloon at Goldfield Nevada