The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-03-02

complete set Of molds at Spokane.
F. c. Kress Of the Dillon Mont
Examiner, was found dead in bed Al
his home in that city Thursday morn
ing Death was due to heart disease
r. S. Jewell, Patrick Jennings
Thomas Sheehan and John G. Forres
ter, alias webber, were arrested al
Spokane. Wash, on charge OF coun
terfeiting.
james Sterrell of Encampment
wyo.. aged 2s, claims the distinction
of being the youngest Knight Tenn
plar and Scottish Rite Mason in the
United States
Sara Bernhardt has purchased a
circus tent with seating capacity OF
ALSO, which will be used in the north.
west for cities where first class the.
aters cannot be obtained for her
The house committee on Indian at.
fairs has agreed to make favorable
report on a bill for the sale of sur
plus and unallotted lands in the Col.
vile Indian reservation, Washington,
Thomas e. Smith, well known as
an authority on smelling mining, died
at his home in Denver last week. He
was Ga years of age. Mr. Smith at
different times managed smelters In
Utah.
South-bound express train No. Is on
the Southern Pacific railroad was par.
TALLY derailed by a landslide near
Redding, Cal, Wednesday night, and
two men were killed and a number OF
others injured.
William Bell, an old and well-known
resident of Hamilton, Mont, took his
life by shooting himself in the head
with a 1882 rife. The mans face
was blown completely off, and three
empty shells were found in the gun
A Wyoming girl was the star per-
former at the concert given by stu
dents of the New England Conserva-
tory of Music in Boston. Miss Belle
Moore of Garnett, Wyo., gave a
charming rendition of song by God.
ard.
]. F. Hathaway, express messenger;
Zachary Taylor, transfer agent, and
Miss Daisy Robertson, were hurt in q
collision between an engine of the
Great Northern and an Oregon Rail-
way C Navigation passenger train at
Spokane.
Five of the far western states lead
In increase of the number of indus
tries in the report submitted to the
congressional committee on manufac-
lures. Oklahoma leads, Indian terri
tory is next. Nevada, Idaho and Utah
come next.
William Gleason had piece of
flesh torn from his left thigh and was
peppered on the back and legs with
rock and gravel through the prema-
ture explosion of blast In the Alta
drift on the Sutro tunnel level, near
Silver City, New.
Several hundred high school pupils,
of Tacoma, resenting the non-ob-
servance of Washington's birthday,
left the school rooms and paraded the
streets, blowing horns and waving
banners Girls joined with the boys in
the demonstration.
William Gunther, formerly assessor
of Contra Costa county, shot and
killed his father and probably fatally
wounded his mother at Martinez, Cal.
Monday. Gunther was recently re-
leased from the intane asylum at
Napa. When arrested he said Il am
as crazy as hell. and have just killed
my father and mother"
The smeltermen of Butte have do
mated $4,000 to be used in the defense
of President Meyer and other officers
and members of the Western Fedora
ton of Miners, accused of being i'm
plicated in the assassination of ex-Gov-
ernor Steunenberg.
AT meeting held Thursday even
ing the Salt Lake City board OF edu-
cation decided to construct at an ear
ly date two broom school buildings
at cost of $4,000 EACH and gym
nasium for the High School at cost
of from $4,000 to $4,000.
Governor Brooks of Wyoming, has
appointed District Judge Richard r.
Scott to be assistant justice of the SUI.
preme court, to fill the vacancy caus-
ed by the appointment of Justice Van
Orsdel to be assistant attorney-gen-
eral Of the United States.
One OF the monster freight engines
of the Great Northern, on wild dash
from Hillyard, crashed into the Ore
gon Railway & Navigation train from
Pendleton at the transfer junction in
Spokane Thursday night. Two men
were seriously injured.
Plans nave been prepared by engi
neers OF the Southern Pacific company
for a tunnel six miles long through
the Sierra Nevada mountains. The
estimated cost is $1O,0oO,OOO. 1t is ex
pected that work OH the tunnel will
begin in the near future.
The president has sent the follow.
ing nominations for postmaster to
the senate; J. S. Towers, Miles City,