The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-10-19
NORTH w EST NOTES

buildings in Spokane occasioning a
| heavy monetary loss.
The strike on the Tonopah e. Gold
| field railroad is over and trains are
again running as usual The men went
back to work on the company's terms.
John Healy committed suicide on a
| Union Pacific train between Sherman
| and Cheyenne, while en- route from San
| Francisco to Fort Chester n. Y, cut
ting his throat with a pocket knife aft
er locking himself in the toilet
A man supposed to be Hjalmar Mills.
son Of Yacbet, Wash, committed sui.
eide in Portland by jumping from the
Ford street bridge into jefferson
street, III feet below. His body was
reduced almost to a pulp.
Two large industries OF Tacoma
were swept away by fire on the 10th,
entailing a property loss of about $125,-
900. They were the mill and plant of
the North Shore Lumber company, and
the Lindstrom-Berg Cabinet Works, in.
| corporated.
Ben c. Bellamy, of Laramie, Wyo.,
mas DttH SIdHltu 1CthSt
as civil engineer and surveyor by
the state board of examining eng
neers. being the youngest engineer In
the west Mr.. Bellamy is not yet 81
years of age.
Frank Tucker has been arrested AZ
Granite, Ore, on suspicion Of being an
accomplice to the Harvey X. Brown
murder at Baker City. Tucker made a
statement while under the influence
OF liquor and this caused his being
taken into custody.
Judge Ira A. Town. prominent
member of the Tacoma bar, was strick-
en- with paralysis in his Office and is
in a serious condition at his home. He
came to Tacoma from Albert Lea,
Mimi, in 1884 and was one OF the
early mayors of Tacoma.
The jury in the Hines murder case,
at Goldfeld, returned verdict of not
guilty. Hines was charged with muir
der in the first degree for killing Count
Podhorsli, a Russian nobleman, who
had ruined Hines wife. The killing
occurred in Goldneld. March 81 last.
John McGurn came into Carson City,
Nevada, bedraggled and exhausted
and relates series of thrilling adven
lures through which he declares he has
passed during three days time. He
says for hours he foated in the
swamps of Washoe lake and escaped
only by crawling through mud to dry
land
The annual meeting of the Wyoming
Sheep and Wool Growers association
will be held in Laramie in January,
and Colonel T.. J. Bell, the vice presi-
between 300 and 400 delegates ana
visitors will be present, including
sheep men from every county In the
state.
Montana railroads must obey the law
relative to the posting of delayed
trains and the reporting OF accidents
in which lives have been lost or prop
erty of the value of $4,000 destroyed,
or they will be prosecuted. This Is
the essence of two ultimatums just Is.
sued by the state board OF railroad
commissioners.
The physicians attending John d.
Ryan, in Butte. reported that the
patient shows marked signs of i'm.
provement. DR.. Billings, the specialist
who came from Chicago. expressed the
belief that Mr.. Ryan, while still dan
gerously III, would recover. There are
no great alarming symptoms, but the
patient has become weakened by his
long fight against typhoid,
Colonel John G. Boyle, soldier, law
yer and journalist, died at North va
kima. Wash. on Oct. s, aged 62 years.
Colonel Boyle was born in Ohio ana
served through the civil war. After
the close of the war he studied law,
After being admitted to the bar he be
came assistant attorney general OF
Texas, becoming one Of the editors of
the Post At the time of his death he
was manager of the Daily Republic Oh
North Yakima.
The house of bishops of the Episco,
pal church has created the missionary
districts of Utah, Idaho. Nevada
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Kearney, comprising western Ne
braska Bishop Spalding Is assigned
to Utah Funston to Idaho, Graves to
Kearney,
President Fred A, Miller OF the Lar
annie, Hahns Peak & Pacific, whose
Offices are in Laramie, Wyo., denies
emphatically the report from Denve,
that the Union Pacific has made an
offer to buy the road to prevent com
petition. He says the story Is simply
| hot air"
The Great Western hotel, built In
| 1868, the oldest hotel building In
| Wyoming, has been condemned by the
building inspector of Cheyenne and
| will be torn down. At the time OF cree
ton II was the finest hotel in Chey
enne but for many years II has beer
an eyesore.
The Union Pacific is rushing a spe
cial train OF canned salmon from Sar
Francisco 10 Chicago in competition
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