The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-12-29
NORTHWEST NOTES

The house has passed the bill en-
tending the time to May 15, 1907. IN
which entrymen may make final resi-.
dence on the Shoshone reservation,
Wyoming.
The Great Northern road made up
train OF eighty cars loaded with coal
to supply immediate wants in Grand
Forks, N. ID. The train was run on
passenger time.
A bill appropriating sl,20O,00O for
the Alaska-Y ukon-Pacifc exposition
to be held in Seattle in 1909 was IN
troduced in the house last week by
Representative Humphrey.
Fred M. Colvin. of Chicago. vas NJ
rested last week on the charge of us
ing the mails in an illegal manner 10
further the sale Of stock In mining
company located near Salida, Coll,
David Boyce and Peter Peckan
paugh became involved in a saloon
quarrel at Fossil, Wyo., and Peckine
paugh was badly beaten over Tia
head by a revolver in the hands Of
Boyce. 't,
The Treasury department has de-
cided upon a site for the location Of
the new Federal building at Denver.
The property consists Of the block
pounded by Stout, Champa, Eighteenth
| and Nineteenth streets. s.'.
| Henry Hose, an ex-soldier, was
hanged on Friday. at Salem, Oregon,
for the murder Of Madge Boyle, n.
a Portland lodging house. Hose cut
the woman's throat because he feared
she was about to leave him
Near Holcomb, Wash, In Pactbo
county, two Japanese were killed and
three were so badly hurt that they
will die, by dead tree which fell
across their clubhouse. All were eio.
ployed by a lumber company.
l.. d. Snyder killed large cougar
last week on Orofno creek, about
| seven miles above Orofino This
makes the nineteenth cougar killed
| by Mr.. Snyder since his arrival In this
country. some seven years ago.
A. w. Stratton, a freighter be
tween Worland and Thermopolis.
Wyo., was seriously II not fatally r.
| jured while making coupling of
his wagons after crossing the river
twenty miles north OF WOrland.
The dwelling Of l.. A. Underwood,
southeast Of Mountain Home, was de-
stroyed by fire last week. Both builo
ing and contents were entirely con
sumed. II is believed the fire was due
to the explosion OF coal-oil lamp.
| A son has been born to DIR. and
Mrs. Gerald Webb, Of Colorado
Springs. Mrs. Webb is a granddaugh-
ter OF the late Jefferson Davis, and
the newcomer is the only great
grandson OF the confederate president
An effort is being made at Cody.
Wyo., to organize strong CONNER
cial club, which will have for it's Oh
ject the pushing Of Cody in every
possible way. A considerable sum
| will be placed at fits disposal for ad-
| vertising In eastern magazines and
in other manners the vast resources
Of the Big Horn valley.
Thomas Booth, well known resi-
dent Of Butte, was held up by foot
pads and robbed OF $500. Booth was
proceeding home from his place Of
business. when one highwaymaD
rushed up to him and plunged his
hand into Booths right hand Ov6rcOat
pocket. grabbed the roll OF bills and
made away with 1t.
Pleading guilty to the charge "
horse-stealing Marion John Davis,
said to be the son Of Rev. Charles
Davis OF Boone county. Iowa, an e.
prize fighter and known as the Gen
tleman Thief" was sentenced by
Judge Cunningham. Of LittletOn, Colo (.
to not less than nve nor more than
seven yeaAs In the 'penitentiary.
Oscar Carlson, proprietor OF n
boarding house at Pine Bluffs, Wyo..
shot his wife to death anu then al
tempted to beat out his brains with a
hammer. Carlson was brought TO the
county Jail at Cheyenne and admit.
his crime,
Bert Mcintyre, q miner, aged 70,
died on the 22nd of injuries received
at the hands of Frank Cruz, Oi
Butte. in a saloon row. Cruz Nssas
been arrested on charge OF m<saer
McIntyre's mother, Mrs. Dick, lives
in Wyoming.
Heavy rains and chinook winds
have caused another mood III the
mountain streams near Tacoma,
Wash. The Green river Is raging and
has carried out the Northern Pacific
bridge at haywood about two niles
from Green River Hot Springs.
George r.. Mcclellan, who wat. re-
Gently elected TO the Wyoming legs