The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-16
NORTHW EST NOTES

George e. Chamberlain, Democrat,
has been reelected governor of Ore.
gon over Dr. James Withycombe, Re-
publican.
Phil McGrath, brakeman. was
blown from the top of a box car at
Rock River, Wyo., and suffered a
broken collar bone and numerous
| bruises.
T.. G. Luxon was killed In street
car accident in Portland The car
| jumped the track, turned over, and
Luxon was caught underneath, being
| crushed to death.
Senator Clark of Montana has intro
duced an amendment to the general
deficiency appropriation bill to pay
s2,007 to Thomas H. Kent for surveys
| made on the Crow Indian reservation
The Heacock & Lawrence iror
works at Portland have been Quilted
by fire. The cause of the fire Is be
! ieved to be spontaneous combustion
rom waste and grease. Loss, $4,000.
partly insured.
The official canvas at Portland
shows that Robert L. Stevens, Repub-
lcan candidate, has been elected
sheriff of Multnomah county by the
narrow margin of five votes. Stevens
has taken the oath of office.
DR.. C. ]. Sawyer, chairman of the
Prohibition state committee of Wyo-
ming, has issued call for state con.
vention to be held at Laramie on Tues.
dates for state officers will be named.
No. 9, the fast mail of the Union Pa.
cific, carrying two baggage cars, three
mail cars and crews and a deadhead
tourist car, was derailed at Verne,
Wyo., a station four miles west OF
Granger on the main line. on the 7th
There were no casualties.
The New York Herald says that the
president has decided to soon with
draw 100000 acres of the public do
main from settlement to conserve the
oil and coal supply and defeat 8
threatened monopoly by the Standard
Oil company. The states in which
some of the land is located are Utah
Idaho and Wyoming.
w. A. Richards, commissioner of the
general land ONCE, left Washington
/ last week to be present at the open
Ing of the Shoshone and Crow Indian
reservations. He will not return for
three months. A force of land Office
clerks will leave for Wyoming in a
few days to look after the registration
work for the Shoshone opening.
General Miles delivered the address
to the graduating class Of the Univer-
sity of Colorado at Boulder. His sub.
! iect was, our Country and the Re.
sponsibilities and Possibilities of Its
Citizens" and he elaborated on the
suggestion that the destiny OF the ma
ton is now more than ever in the con.
troll of the citizens.
The Butte miners union elected a
new set of delegates to the Western
Federation of Miners to take the place
Of the boiling delegates. The organ
Ization rejected the report OF the re.
turning boilers, among whom was
President Frank O'Connors Of the
Butte miners union. The new dele
gates left at once for Denver.
Wolves killed ten sheep and four
colts of John Pierce on his ranch al
Rockriver, Wyo., one night last week
and the men from the ranch killed
four of the wolves. Several calves
have been found dead on the ranch
and trappers have been employed to
hunt down the wolves and coyotes by
the hoclSmasters and horse breeders.
Oscar Lydic, aged 81, alleged to be
wanted in Pennsylvania for the theft
In January, 1905, of two registered
packages containing $l96, while work
lnS us man tdllicli WAC ui'N9'N'
last week at Cooper's tie camp, in thu
West Gallatin basin, in Montana.
William Hodgeman, one of the old
est locomotive engineers of the Wyo
ming division of the Union Pacific
and with "A wife and five sons in Lar
annie, has been adjudged insane. Mr.
Hodgeman came to Wyoming from
New York more than thirty years ago
Judge Hawley, United States distric
fudge for Nevada, has announced hi
resignation. He had been on the led
eral bench since 1890 His retiremen
will take effect June 80, and is due U
the desire to secure rest after man,
years of service. Judge Hawley is q
years old,
Brigham w. Young of Salt Lake !
under arrest at Butte, charged Wit
forging a check drawn on the Traders
National bank of Spokane and slgne
W. s. Greenfield e. Co., per w. 5. {
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