The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-10-11
NORTHW EST NOTES

football game at Portland, will recov'
er from his injuries. 1t was at first
reported that he was dead
The large coal mine ~ miles north
OF Thermopolis, Wyo.. owned by Sam.
uel Gebo of Montana, is burning
fiercely and seems doomed. All the
men working in the mine escaped In
safety.
The postmaster at Goldfleld,
Nevada, wired the postoffice depart
ment last week asking for additional
help on account of increased business
He was allowed an additional clerk al
s140O.
Mrs. Carey M. Snyder arrived at
Hillsboro, Ore, last week and posi-
lively identified the skeleton found on
October / a few miles from Hillsboro
as that of her husband, the son of
Kansas City banker.
Senator s. A. d. Keister of Lander,
the Democratic candidate for governor
OF Wyoming, who was to have opened
his campaign at Cheyenne last week,
las been detained at home by a
threatened attack of typhoid fever.
Ed p. Stanley, sheriff of ella coun.
ty, Arizona, was shot and almost in
stantly killed by bullet from his own
pistol. Stanley at the time was in a
barn at the rear of his home, and there
was Nc eye-witnesses to the shooting.
the dead body of Carey M. Snyder,
wanted on charge in connection with
the robbery of the Bank of Hillsboro,
was discovered near town. Snyder's
father lives at Kansas City and is said
! Aoodling as result of Governor Folk S
crusade.
In the United States court at Hell.
| ena, Judge w. S. Hunt dissolved the
| injunction issued out of the court sew.
eral years ago at the instance of the
Montana Mining company to prevent
the st. Louis Mining company from
working mining ground owned at
Marysville and for long time in liti
cation.
The arrest at Garden City, Kan, oil
Dave Macliley, the alleged horsethiei
and bigamist Of Casper, Wyo., was
followed by his sensational escape
from the county Jail. When JaileI
Tippy entered Mackley's room with
the latter's supper Mackley tore stat
from the bed, felled Tippy to the fooI
and made his escape.
Inspector Mclaughlin, who wa.
sent by the bureau of Indian affair!
to induce a wandering band of 20,
Utes from Utah to return to theil
homes, is now in Wyoming, but is hav
ing difficulty in locating the Indians
They apparently learned of his erran(
and have taken up their journe.
towards South Dakota.
The Montana Wool Growers associ
alton, which was organized at Helena
to protect interests of growers, ad
journed sine die, after electing ]. Ed
ward Bower of Okla, Meagher county
president; A. X. Prescott of Helena
vice president; G. J. Giltinana, secre
tary and treasurer, and an executive
commission of thirteen.
The Silver Bow county, Montana
Republican convention unanimousl.
endorsed the candidacy of forme
United States Senator Lee Mantle To-
the United States senatorship, thu
resolutions instructing the Silver Bow
county Republican representatives, /
elected, to support his candidacy Thi
endorsement sets new precedent il
Montana politics.
District Judge Theron Stevens a
Grand Junction, Colo, dismissed tn,
charge of murder against Vincent st
John, formerly president of the Tellu
ride, Colo, Miners union, and late
Of union in the Occur d'Alene dis
1 tIlCt hitci biolilCI oihC.
Selig announced that the state hat
not secured evidence to convict him
That newspaper cannot be re
strained by courts of equity from pull
fishing matter alleged to be libelou
was the gist of a decision hande
down by Judge John l. Mullins, of tn
Denver district court, when he dis
solved the temporary restraining orde
,ssued by him two weeks ago agains
the Daily Mining Record of Denver
at the instance of G. G. Rice, of Cole
field, New, a mining promoter.
Frank IT. Hughes was sentenced i
the district court at Denver to fror
three to five years Imprisonment i
the penitentiary. Hughes was recen
ly found guilty of perjury in swearin
that he was in the Midland wreck {
Culber's Siding, June, 1908, in tn