The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-08-29
NORTHW EST NOTES

Russell, the li.year-old son of j. f.
Alien a well-kuown ranchman OF the
Clark's Fork country near Cody, Wyo.,
was kicked TO death by n horse last
week.
The Ave yearold son of william
George of Laramie, fell from a wagon
and the wheel ran over his head, tear
ing the scalp loose and removing ono
ear entirely.
Somewhere In the desert near Mt.
Brougher meteorite fell one night
last week. The fall was seen by hun.
dreds in Tonopah, and search may
be made fCN It.
John Luther, ranchman living nea.
Laramie is quite i'll at the hospital in
Laramie with ptomalne poisoning, be-
lieved to have been received from eat
| ing canned tomatoes
During the progress OF a race war
between Greek and Italian employees at
| Bucktown, Colo, Joseph Massage was
| shot in the head and is now at the
| hospital in serious condition.
Through the accidental discharge or
a pump shotgun. Mrs. Nellie Rocket, q
member of hunting part, was shot
| and instantly killed about twelve miles
east of Denver, in Adams county.
| During ight over game or bill
lizards at Billings. Mont, Joe Lawson
| struck Charles Fisher, knocking him
| against the wall and breaking his
neck. Lawson is in Jail awaiting trial.
Mrs. w. b. Howard, wife of a prom
inent resident of Jansen, Colo, is In
a critical condition at her home as the
result of shock from a bolt OF light
ming which struck their home during a
storm.
Eddie Hartman, jr, the 20-year-old
son of II. II. Hartman, the roili cad
magnate, recently fired an engine the
entire distance from Laramie to Raw
Inns and unaided succeeded in getting
In on the dot.
Perry Roberts, living near Laramie,
Is in n hospital undergoing treatment
for broken ribs, one of the bones pune
turing his lung He fell from load
of lumber and the wheels of the wagon
raW over him.
Francis II. Cook, a Spokane pioneer,
q
transferring the mail and baggage OF
railway passengers to and from NOV
ing trains without stopping at stations
or stacking speed
w. M. Brown, Wells-Fargo agent at
Talac. Lake Tahoe. Nevada. has de-
parted for parts unknown and 1t is
also asserted that he took several
thousand dollars OF the companys
money with him.
While attempting to steal ducks from
the ranch OF w. A. Wilsey, near Reno,
Nevada, a young man whose name tho
police have been unable to obtain, was
shot in the back and quite painfully
wounded by Wilsey,
: b. +. Caldwell. forest ranger Mt
Pinedale, Wyo.. for several years has
resigned because he could not con-
sstently carry out the orders OF his
superiors and do justice to the stock
men and small settlers.
Because he had been notified by the
mayor to get out of town, coupled
with the fact that his sweetheart had
gone back on him, Oscar Jones. we'll
: known man OF Las Animas, Colo, sent
bullet through his brain.
The plumbers of Butte have won
their strike, the master plumbers final
, ly acceding to the demand of the union
; for So a day The plumbers have been
, receiving 81 day, for which sum theS
struck several months ago
) Joe Lafleur, typical bad man, was
killed by Deputy Sheriff Emerson at
/ Atwood Nevada, while resisting ar
} rest. Laheur attacked the deputy with
> a knife, stabbing him in the shoulder,
. and was shot by the officer
l Freeman Charles of Council Bluffs.
t Ia, who is visiting at Piedmont, Wyo.
while hunting accidentally shot him
[ self in the left foot, infiicting pain
e full but not dangerous wound. Two
toes will probably be amputated.
y BY the bursting of steam pipe Mt
{ the 60-foot level of the SHAFT on the
A Nevada Shelter & Mines Corporations
Typo property, at Tonopah, j. Jensen,
q j. NJ. Savage and Frank A. Woodward
:, were so horribly scalded that they may
:, die.
!, Jennie Galloway. a negress accused
. OF attempting to blackmail Frank Vor'
a hes, prominent merchant of Colorado
Springs, by threatening to abduct his
children If he did not give her 500,
has been bound over to the district
court.
Falling from sixtyfoot windmill
2 and for almost four days lying on '..e
ground helpless, with both legs broken
and unable to summon assistance, was
the experience of Thomas Rafferty,, an
elderly farmer, who lives near Fort
y Morgan, Colo.
!, A party of Rock Springs people viii
make an attempt TO climb Fremouts
II peak, the highest mountain in Wyo
l ming. They have taken along copcs
, hooks and other mountain-cimbins
" paraphernalia, and expect to succeed