The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-03-09
NORTH EST NOTES

| wages up to SC.
The senate has confirmed the nom.
ination of Louis @. Davis as marshal,
and b. M. Ausherman as district al
torney. for Wyoming.
Denver men have broken the "cor
ner+ heretofore held on elateriate,
product found exclusively on the
Uintah reservation in Utah by the
Raven Mining company, says the Den
yer Post
The Butte Workingmen's union, EN-.
bracing all sorts OF unskilled labor,
struck last week for an increase of 80
cents a day. The city refused to grant
the increase and all work in the
streets has stopped.
Frank Creasman, OF Laramie, was
arrested at Fort Collins, Colo. and
taken to Laramie for trial for hiring
team of horses from John Pulcher
which he drove to alden, Colo, and
sold to third party.
The fourth case of purpura ever
known In the United States was the
cause Of death of Mrs. Sina Bark.
hurst Of Laramie. Purpura is the
most baffling of all diseases, and the
recovery of case has never been
known.
presented the resolutions of the
Wheatland Commercial club and pc
titions from a number of Laramie
county ranchmen favoring legislation
for leasing public grazing lands un.
der equitable regulations.
Thinking that the accidental dis
charge of little revolver while in
his hands had killed his younger broth.
er, Harry, Charles Manke, of Seattle,
aged 16. fired bullet into his own
head Harry was only stunned and
will recover. Charles may die.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff Walker, OF Frank.
lin county, has been arrested at Le-
roy, Wash, charged with the murder
of Charles Anderson, who died few
days ago in a Spokane hospital. Cor
oner Wittep found death was caused
by a blow on the head received dur.
ing a free fight at Leroy, railroad
camp.
In response to a demand made by
the lumber shippers of northwest
Washington through the Bellingham
chamber of commerce that the EN-
barge on forest products be raised,
Howard Eliot president of the North
ern Pacific, wires the secretary of the
chamber from st. Paul refusing to lift
the embargo.
The supreme court has reversed the
Kelliher land fraud case, in which A
T. Kelliher, of Salem, Ore, was found
guilty and sentenced to two years in
prison. The court upholds the in
dictment, but holds that there was
not sufficient evidence to connect Kel
liner with the forgery to which one
II. II. Turner confessed.
William Edge, wanted in half the
counties of Washington on charges
of passing forged checks has been ar.
rested at Dillingham;, Wash. officers
declare that within the past few
, moths he has vicintized hotels and
business men in every city from Port
land north and east as far as Spo'
kane, for amounts ranging from 800
to $1,000
Conductor Al Richards was in some
way knocked down and run over by
train at Green River, Wyo, and
the body not being discovered 1t was
run over time and again, until scarce.
ly enough of the remains could be
gathered for identification. metal
; ticket, bearing his name, found in a
vest pocket, was the only means of
| determining who the man was.
A terrific explosion occurred at the
soda plant in Green River Wyoming,
owned by the Western Alkali com.
pany, caused by the igniting of flow
If gas, the existence of which no one
lad suspected. Three firemen, Saw
yer, Tueller and Briggs, were badly
: burned. The building was torn asun.
I der and soon enveloped in flames,
! which consumed the entire plant
News has been received at Rawlins,
Wyo., from the southwest part of the
county that an earthquake was felt
there Thursday night, The seismic
disturbance extended as far south as
: Hahn's peak and was so severe that
dishes ratified and the inhabitants
l. were thrown into IA panic. At Slater
0 one building was twisted foot out
< of plub, but nowhere else was there
any damage.
r A San Francisco newspaper says
: hat a satisfactory agreement has been
0 reached by the creditors of the l.. NJ
j Sullivan Trust company. All stock
> in the various mines of the company
y will be held in pool by the State
Bank and Trust company of Nevada