The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-05-09
NORTHWEST N0Ti

van VIII PROBABLY be cansls,.
United States senator from n,
succeed snator Francis c. Ns.l
Fremont Cobb, who ku.,
Ward at Gold Butte, Nov,
April 25, because of trouble o"a
ing ground, has been he,d
grand jury.
The deputy sheriffs of silvo, |
county, Montana, may dema,s
crease in pay, and quit If tho.
get it. following the examr,o w
deputy county assessors.
Louis Rizzutu, s years ola
dragged to death by a frieb,os
two miles south of wana Wy
Wash. The boy was tending W
pasture and had tied the rona " n
his waist. ~ alod
w. F. Cottrell, aged 2S. of n.
Colo, a student in Denver unIvo
became entangled in a live wi,o :
trying to hang an efigy of tbo II
man class on a telegraph pole n n
yer, and was electrocuted. Y
The telephone girls strike a, u,
ton, Mont, has been settlea
girls getting an advance Of ,,'
month. The strike was called ~
the Lewiston labor union ana
new girls brought from Helen,
tsrned home.
Fireman Harry Gilmore. Of Ijv,
ston, Mont, was instantly killed !
wreck just east of Manhattan M.
and more than &c Passengers !.
tanned injuries, many of whom
seriously hurt, one fatally Tho ;.
ran down a handcar.
Under the direction of the do,,
ment of the itnerior, a corps of sDs,
agents has begun work. eyami,i
fences and titles to public lana
Wyoming. Inspectors will STAR
the Colorado line and work no.hv,
through the state.
An explosion of dynamite al !.
Linn's sheep ranch camp in Ts
per Creek, Big Horn county. W,
killed 700 sheep and completely
stroyed camp wagons and other n
sessions of the camp. Masked h
exploded the dynamite.
Thomas James, Jr., died in the "
ming general hospital at R,
Springs, as the result of injuries
cieved while switching in the Uni
Pacific yards. While engaged in CO.
ling cars he was caught and suuee7
between the bumpers. the whole lOV
part of his body being terribly nj
gled.
The report that Yerington, Neya
has an epidemic of diphtheria 4
scarlet fever is absolutely untrue
interview with the three resident pl
sicians brought forth the informal
that there was not, nor has d.
been, a single case of diphtheh
the city of Yerington for some w
past.
If there is high grade propOsi
in the state of Nevada that can b
the Nevada saloon, of Goldfeld, a;
dividend producer, it is yet TO
neard from. The corporation cont
ling 1t is capitalized at 100000
during the past year average diyideL
have been declared of 80 per cent
month.
John Maurer, president of the R.
Brewing company, has completed
rangements for the erection of br
cry at Ely, to cost not less than 81
600. The machinery for the plant
already been ordered. The build
will be seventy feet in height and
have a daily capacity of 100 barr
of beer.
The safe in the postoffice and ST
of Thomas Van Eaton, at Eatonvl
Wash, was robbed of about $l,0W
school warrants, Sis in cash, slsl
worth of mortgages and other "
able papers, a gold watch and ID
rings. The safe was not locked
robbers left 5000 worth of stamps
touched.
General Kuroki and his STAFF, rel
sentatives of Japan to the Jan
town exposition, arrived in Seattle
the End, after several hours delay
Puget Sound owing to fog. They
ceiyed royal and picturesque
come from both local Japanese
Americans.
The government has definitely
cided to proceed with the Huntley
Ject of opening 10000 acres OF go''
ment land for settlement near
lihgs, Mont, by lottery or the draw
system. The exact date has not
hXed, but it will be about June
or July /.
Cornelius Hedges, a Montana
neer, one of the editorial writers
the Helena Herald, the first "
newspapers published in the 81
grand secretary of the Masonic
ternity, and a well known cary
lawyer, is dead at Helena, at the
of TX Vnnrc