The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-11-02
NORTHWEST NOTES

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by the financial disturbances In New
| York.
DIR, r. r. Cross of oregon, a promi.
nent dentist and for many years
resident of the isthmus, committed
suicide at Panama on October "a.
Harry w. Logan, a railway engi-
neer was shot and fatally wounded
by a masked highwayman in Portland
No clue to the murderer has been dis.
covered.
| Two persons are known to have
been killed and one seriously injured
| as the result of the explosion of the
oil burners on the river steamer j. N.
Teal, at Portland.
It is announced that Tracy c.
Becker. an attorney of Buffalo, will be
appointed special assistant attorney
general to review the Southern Pa.
cific land fraud cases in California
and Oregon
One million dollars in gold was re.
ceived by the John |. Cook bank at
Goldfeld on Friday and Saturday last,
to be used in paying off depositors
| VINO WlSIltu W WllHuldW thOi ihOhSy
from the banks care.
Attorney General Bonaparte has an.
nounced the appointment of Elmer e.
Todd to be United States attorney for
the western district for the state OF
Washington Mr.. Todd succeeds Pot
tier c. Sullivan, resigned.
In the arrest of c. Il. Mcdonald and
Ed Smith on a Great Northern dining
ear, between llilyard and Spokane,
.he officers believe they have captured
two bandits who held up the Great
Northern passenger train near Rondo,
Mont, Sept. IL.
Mrs. Bath 8. Waterman, who mar
ried well known Chelsea, Mass, man
I'm Goldheld, New, about six weeks
ago, has arrived in Boston seeking her
husband, whom she accuses of having
deserted her In Denver, taking $500 OF
her money with him.
It is reported that mountain lions
and bears are too thick for comfort
in the mountains surrounding Star
Valley, Wyoming. They are killing
livestock right and left and are caus-
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ers and stockraisers throughout the
valley.
Financial conditions In Montana
were never better. Record prices OBJ
tain for wool and sheep, while cattle
have commanded material advance
over last year. Up to two months ago
copper sold at unusually high prices,
/, so that on the whole the present year
has been the most prosperous In the
, history of the state.
, II a ruling made by the court In
the trial of Theodore Canteloni,
, charged with the murder Of Mollie
, Quinn, at Butte, is sustained by the
supreme court of the state. the death
, penalty Is practically abolished In
. Montana. The court ruled that a
Juror who was opposed to the death
\ penalty might sit on the jury.
Q ]. C. Schwick is on trial at Gold
field. Nevada, charged with having
J. killed John r. Davey at Columbia
= June 90. Davey interfered in an al
9 tercation between Schwick and man
4 named Busher. Schwick is said to
r have pulled gun and shot Davey
o killing him instantly. The defense
claims that the killing was accidental
y Two robbers attempted to hold up
l. stage near Lewiston, Mont, but the
q driver put up such a fight with one
B. of the robbers that the second maj
u was Obliged to leave the horses heads
& to assist his comrade In crime. Whii'
the fight was in progress the team rar
Q away, thus permitting the mails ant
J. other matter to escape the hands o
I. the robbers. The driver was robbed
a and brutally beaten.
a, A dispatch from Lewistown. Mont
81 says that r. A. Dram, employed OF
the west extension of the Chicago
e. Milwaukee & st. Paul, has beef
II, found foully murdered near Willow
II Creek tunnel. His throat was slashe'
T. in FIVE places and there were half
"a dozen ugly stabs in his chest, whil
Is his head was badly bruised as II wit
a blunt instrument.
d. Railroad Day, which was fixed 10
hit October 2S, to celebrate the compile
ID ton of the Las Vegas e. Tonopah roa
II into GoldGeld, has been deferred, oN
re ing to the unsettled conditions III IN
TX camp at present. later date VIII D
p' agreed upon as soon as conditions ar
ty more settled.
na During a drunken frolsc OF railroa
Is, graders in one Of the Billings
,r, Northern construction camps, Willar
on Smith, a colored cook, was sh'
re- through the head and killed, the mu
To derer shooting the negro from behin
This is the third murder at the cam
III within a month.
ce John Boelho a driver for the ALE
&c. wood yard at Goldheld, fell of
re wagon loaded with lumber near ID
er mondneld and was run over an
he killed. Boelho was hauling load
ga lumber to the Daisy mine. The acc
dent occurred near the power col
Ike pany's sub-station.
ats President Fred A. Miller. OF the La