The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-07-07
NORTH w EST NOTES

near Melrose, Mont, by an Oregon
Short Line train.
The public building bill gives Raw.
Inns, Wyo., $4,000 for building, and
Sheridan gets $4,000 and Lander
$500 for sites.
William NJ. Graves, vice president OF
the Diamond Match company, resi-
dent of New York, dropped dead in his
hotel in Portland.
John Howard met death in tho
| Spectator mine at Butte, falling down
an ore chute, his body being dlscov
cred by a shoveler.
The annual conference of the Colo
RADIO Association of German Evangel
ical Churches of Colorado, Wyoming,
Utah and Idaho was held in Laramie
last week.
When the doors of the land Office al
Billings, Mont, closed on the 2Sth,
1900 homeseekers had registered for
lands in eastern Montana. The draw
ing began Monday.
Flour that two months ago was
worth $1.25 a sack sells at Hendricks
for 90 cents, so strenuous has become
the war between the Spokane mills
and the Vollmer mill, the latter 10
Gated at Kendrick.
Private William Coleman, troop q.
Fourteenth cavalry, addicted to som.
nambulism, walked out OF a second
story barrack window while asleep,
says Walla Walla dispatch, and was
found on the ground with his neck
broken.
G. M. Levy, third vice president OF
the Northern Pacific, announces that
the Northern Pacific will at once
| build steam or electric railroad.
probably electric, on the old Union
Pacific grade from Tacoma to Port
land. The Northern Pacific will also
build an electric line from Tacoma to
Seattle.
Announcement is made by the com
| pany operating the properties con
trolled by the Butte Coalition com
pany, that the Montana Ore Purchas
ing companys smelter will be closed
down during the month and the ores
from the mines now treated there will
be sent to the Washoe works at Ana
conda.
DR.. Mai Hulm Chuan, one of the
imperial high commissioners of Chins
sent to this country to make an inves
| tigatlon and study of the laws, com
merce and educational system of the
United States, has arrived in Seattle
and will make special study Of the
shipping industry and the public
school system of the country.
The sheriff of Crook county deliv
cred to the warden of the penitentiary
at Rawlins, Wyo., last week, Noah +
Richardson, convicted at Sun Dance
of the murder OF Allie Means, a fellow
cow puncher, under law passed by
the last state legislature providing
that hereafter execution OF the death
|
prison. ,-
Mrs. James Tanner, wife Of the
commander-in-chief of the Grand
Army of the Republic, was killed In
an automobile accident near Helena
The machine turned out OF the roac
to allow wagon to pass, and went
over an embankment, other members
of the party falling on Mrs. Tanner
who was killed, the others escaping
serious injury.
b. d. Strong, who is working mine
near Anaconda, Mont, last week
brought into that city a knife of stone
carved with heads OF animals, un
earthed sixty-Hve feet from the mouth
of a tunnel driven into hill 200 feet
from the peak Mr.. Strong also found
near the knife huge stone In the
shape of an altar, and believed to have
been the sacriiicial stone OF prehis
toric people.
Marvin Losey, formerly well
known politician of Polk county, Min
| HtSOldt HulNlutu III o'"ehi' W
gas. Letters found in his room
showed that his wife and child had
just left him because OF his alleged
excuses.
Emmett Mann, n miner who was
brought down to Thermopolis, Wyo,
from Copper Mountain few days ago
suffering with spotted fever, is dead
The disease resulted from the bites OF
wood ticks, which are unusually nu
merous this year.
A negro who had been cooking foI
the graders working on the Burlington
near Basin, Wyo., narrowly escaped
lynching at the hands OF the men
when he got into an alteration with
his turnkey and started to carve him
with a butcher knife.
A high wind blew over a train oil
eleven cars mt Weir, small station