The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-06-01
NORTHWEST NOTES

stove In one OF them, completely de-
stroying the upper portions OF the
ears and their contents, including the
clothing and bedding of the men.
The police of all western cities. in.
GLIDING Salt Lake, are on the lookout
for Daniel F. Keller, former captain
in the United States army, who Is &C.
,used of having secured $500 on
forged checks at Reno, New, on May
18th.
As the result of a shooting ARRAY
at Laurel. Mont, Perry Walt was
billed by Charles Wright, while Dave
Riley was shot In the head and seri
,usly injured, and Dan Jones had one
finger shot off. The shooting oc
cured in saloon.
The secretary of the interior has
executed the contract and approved
the bond of McGuffey and Blood Of
Cody, Wyoming, for constructing and
completing about thirteen and one
half miles of the Garland canal and
fifty-four miles of laterals of the
Shoshone irrigation project, Wyom.
Ing.
At Butte, Mont. Theodosie Camp
nelli had some words with a woman
and drew knife and was chasing
her away when Mollie Quinn seized
his arm and held him. Turning on
her he buried his knife in her abdo-
men, INJECTING a fatal wound. Camp
uelli fed but was caught by the po-
lice.
The police war at Butte reached an
acute stage when Mayor Corby's APP
pointees to the force brought quo
warranto proceedings in the district
court against the hold-over policemen
from the last municipal administra-
ton. The hold-overs refuse to resign
until council confirms Mayor Corby's
men.
A conference resulted in calling OF
the millmen's and woodworkeis'
strike In Denver. The strikers are
given an increase of 10 per cent in
wages, with a minimum wage OF 3S
cents per hour. A nine-hour day Is
also agreed to. The carpenters, who
went out in sympathy have returned
to work.
The jury in the case of the state
against Joseph Durrell, charged with
criminal assault on the 14-year-old
daughter of Senator Atwood C. Thorn
as of Meeteetse, Wyo., has re
turned verdict of guilty after being
out sixty hours. This was the second
trial of Durrell, the jury falling to
agree at the first trial.
ID. C Corbin. president of the Spo
kane International railway, and one
of the best known capitalists OF the
northwest, has returned from a triI
to the east, where he was quietly
married at Mount Vernon N. Y, q
short time ago, to Mrs. T. Peterson
who has been for number of years
his housekeeper.
Action was brought in the United
States district court at Cheyenne last
week by the Federal government
against the Wyoming Cattle and In
vestment company and the Federal
Land and Securities company. to com
pei them to remove fences around II,
100 acres of government land twenty
miles east of Cheyenne.
Negroes of Seattle have passed res
buttons asking negro bishops and
delegates to the Christian Endeavoi
summer, to stay away from the con
vention and the city. Some time age
one of the local hotels had refused
to reserve accommodations for the
colored delegates with the white del
egates.
Rose Rago, whose husband tends
the postotfice sub.station in South
Butte, was shot by hold-up men In
the store while holding her hands in
the air, because her husband disre
garded the command of hands ur
and lodged In an attempt to get his
gun. The bullet hit Mrs. Rago ir
the abdomen, inflicting serious
wound.
The government lottery for the
lands of the Huntley project will take
place June 26 at Billings. Mont. Sec
rotary Garfield will be present Fiji
teen hundred names will be drawn
for 633 farms of from forty to eighty
acres each. The opening of the
Huntley national irrigation project
In Montana will make available $4,000
acres OF land.
A desperate fight for the liberty OF
NJ. r. Preston and Joseph Smith, the
convicted |. w. w, representatives
who murdered Tony Silva, began al
Goldfield on the cath, when the attor
neys for the defense began their ar
guments for new trial. Counsel
for the defense directly charged thai
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