The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-05-11
NORTHWEST NOTES,

United States senator from Nevada to
succeed Snator Francis @. Nevlands.
Fremont Cobb, who Killed Jack
Ward at Gold Butte, Nevada, on
April 25, because of trouble over min
ing ground. has been held to the
grand jury.
The deputy sheriffs of Silver Bow
county, Montana, may demand an in
crease in pay, and quit If they do not
get 1t, following the example of the
deputy county assessors.
Louis Rizzutu, years old, was
dragged to death by frightened COW
two miles south of Walla Walla,
Wash. The boy was tending COW in
pasture and had tied the rope around
his waist.
w. F. Cottrell, aged %, of Greeley,
Colo, student in Denver university.
became entangled in live wire while
trying to hang an effigy of the fresh
man class on telegraph pole, in Den
yer, and was electrocuted.
The telephone girls strike at Lewis
ton, Mont, has been settled, the
girls getting an advance of $40 a
month. The strike was called Off by
the Lewiston labor union and the
new girls brought from Helena re.
turned home.
Fireman Harry Gilmore, Of Living.
ston, Mont, was instantly killed in q
wreck just east of Manhattan, Mont,
and more than rs passengers sus.
tanned injuries, many of whom are
seriously hurt, one fatally. The train
ran down a handcar.
Under the direction of the depart.
ment Of the itnerior, corps of special
| agents has begun work, examining
fences and titles to public land in
the Colorado line and work nofthward
through the state.
An explosion of dynamite at John
Inns sheep ranch camp in Trap.
per Creek, Big Horn county, wyo.,
killed 700 sheep and completely de-
| stroyed camp wagons and other pos.
sessions of the camp. Masked men
exploded the dynamite.
Thomas James, Jr., died in the wyo.
ming general hospital at Rock
Springs, as the result of injuries re-
cieved while switching in the Union
Pacific yards. While engaged in coup.
ha a
between the bumpers, the whole lower
part OF his body being terribly man.
| gled.
The report that Yerington, Nevada,
has an epidemic Of diphtheria and
scarlet fever is absolutely untrue. An
interview with the three resident ply.
sicians brought forth the information
that there was not, nor has there
| been, q single case of diphtheria in
the city Of Yerington for some years
past.
II there is a high grade proposition
In the state of Nevada that can beat
the Nevada saloon, of Goldfield, as q
dividend producer, 1t is yet to be
heard from. The corporation control
ling 1t Is capitalized at 100000, and
| during the past year average dividends
have been declared of 30 per cent per
month.
John Maurer, president of the Reno
Brewing company, has completed ar.
rangements for the erection of brew.
cry at Ely, to cost not less than $780,.
600. The machinery for the plant has
already been ordered. The building
| will be seventy feet in height and will
have daily capacity Of 100 barrels
Of beer.
The safe in the postoffice and store
OF Thomas Van Eaton, at Eatonville,
Wash. was robbed of about $1,000 in
school warrants, Sis in cash, $4,000
worth of mortgages and other valu-
| able papers, gold watch and three
rings. The safe was not locked. The
robbers left 5000 worth of stamps un-
touched.
General Kuroki and his stan, repre-.
sentatives of Japan to the James.
| town exposition, arrived in Seattle on
the End, after several hours delay on
| Puget Sound owing TO fog. They re-
ceived royal and picturesque well
come from both local Japanese and
Americans.
The government has definitely de.
cided to proceed with the Huntley pro-
ject of opening 10000 acres of govern
ment land for settlement near Bill
lings, Mont, by lottery or the drawing
system. The exact date has not been
fixed but 1t will be about June 80
or July /.
Cornelius Hedges, a Montana pho.
neer, one of the editorial writer's on
the Helena Herald, the first daily
newspapers published in the state,
grand secretary of the Masonic fra.
ternity, and well known early-day
lawyer, is dead at Helena, at the age
of rs years.
Fire broke out at noon in the Ida,
no restaurant, at Chehalis, Wash.
Three children of Mrs. Ella Strahm
were in the upper story. Two of them
were suffocated, the other being re-
I 4 l.