The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-04-21
NORTHWEST NOTES

crew were injured.
The reported strike of gold in
Churchill county almost depopulated
Carson, Nevada, while Virginia City
and other towns sent large crowds of
prospectors to the new fields.
George w. Fogg, a prominent attor-
ney OF Tacoma for twelve years, for
merly of Quincy, ILL.,, is dead, aged SO
years. He was major in the civil
war and member of the Loyal lie.
gion.
ID. c. Richardson has been placed
under arrest at Glendive, Mont, upon
suspicion of being J. l.. Richardson Of
Grand Rapids, Mich who absconded
with the funds of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firemen of Grand Rapids
To take effect May 1, the American
Smelling and Refining company will
extend the eight-hour day to all en-
ployes in its five Colorado plants who
come in contact with furnace opera
tions. This will affect about $500 men
Walter Berieau, who killed Sheriff
Thomas Logan at Manhattan, Nevada,
has been lodged in jail at Tonopah
The coroner's jury at Manhattan found
that Logan came to his death by pistol
shots fred by Berieau with criminal
intent
Peter Johnson and Harry Hardwick
were killed by the falling of stone
arch bridge in course of construction
at Manitou, Colo. The accident re
suited from the placing of weight upon
cement abutments before the cement
had sufficiently hardened.
The national board of administra
ton of the Daughters of the American
Revolution have decided that Mrs.
Wallace McCracken was legally elected
state regent of Montana and Mrs. vii
lard Harvey Weed was legally elected
state vice-regent from that state.
A special from Ilwaco, Wash, says
that Colonel De Long and John Wray
were drowned in the surf at Long
Beach. The men in company with
seven others went out in a boa.
through the surf to draw seine
While returning to shore the boat cap
sized.
The supreme court of Montana, in a
decision written by Chief Justice
Brantly. set aside the order of Judge
Donlin, of Butte, adjudging Peter
| Breen former county attorney of Sill
yer Bow county, In contempt of court
and filming him $500 for questioning
the manner in which the trial jury was
drawn.
The Oriental Limited, on the Great
Northern, travelling at a speed of fifty
miles an hour, was wrecked between
Adrain and Ephrata, Wash. Five cars
went off the track, including the mai
car Mail Clerks Joseph Thompson
and ID. Il. Whittier, both of Seattle
were injured about the head and shout
ders.
The Commercial club of Portland
whose headquarters in the Chamber o
Commerce building were devastated b!
fire recently, has decided to erect
building of it's own in the heart of tn,
business section, at a cost OF $250,OOO
The proposed building will be of 81.
stories, three of which will be occupied
by the club.
Virgil Wilson of Malheur, Ore, los
his life in the Snake river near Onta
rio while attempting to save the lif
of his dog. Wilson and the dog wer
crossing a bridge when train cam
along. Whether he lost his footin
and fell into the river or was struc
by the train is not known, as his bod
has not been recovered.
Judge Henry Smith of Helena sci
fenced Camille Remey, the French
Canadian convicted of manslaughter |
killing WATSON Oliver last Septembe
as the two were travelling overland
few miles north of Helena, to ten year
In the state prison, the maximum pun
ishment
Substantial improvements on tn
main line of the Southern Pacific
Oregon, consisting of new and heavit
rails, new steel bridges and new an
heavy engines, will result in the tin
between Portland and San Francist
being materially reduced during Il
coming fall.
man about 25 years old, smoot
face and dark hair. but with no oth'
marks for Identification, was struck |
Northern Pacific engine in the yarC
at Bozeman, Mont. On his perst
were found twenty-five pounds of d
Mantle, fuse. caps, etc, two revolve
and black mask
At the instance OF the department
the interior, the war. department hi
. taken steps to send whatever milital
force may be necessary TO protect Il
Indian agent, Major c. C, Edwards, {
the Umatilla agency, in Oregon, fro
the Indians, who have threatened
do him bodily harm.
Before Judge w. II. Hunt, in d
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