The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-05-25
NORTHWEST NOTES


d. Bruen, miner, was instantly
killed on the 800 level of the Francis
Mohawk mine at Goldfeld. Nevada
His neck was broken by falling rock
The sudden death of Miss Helent
Murphy at Missoula, Mont. from
spinal meningitis, and the prevalence
Of not less than eighteen cases in the
city Is causing CONSERVATION.
During a heavy snowstorm forty
head of cattle on the Keystone ranch
near Trinidad, Colo, stampeded anc
ran of precipice. falling 800 feet
The entire herd was killed.
Because of the little protection ar
forded sheep on the ranges at this
season of the year, 1t Is feared that
great loss of young lambs will be re
ported by the rangers in the vicinity
, Of Trinidad. Colo.
James Dorman. cook, has beer
arrested at Silverton, Colo, charged
with setting fire to a bunk house IL
which seventy-five miners were sleep
ing, the men barely escaping from
the burning building.
The breaking up of the Ice in the
| North Laramie river few days age
resulted in the carrying out OF tive
, bridges, one at the Garrett crossing
i nth NJ rtllncntn
Ing, on the road between Rock River
and Garrett, Wyoming.
The United States circuit court Of
appeals has affirmed the conviction
and sentence Of J. T. Carroll, the
wealthy Butte merchant who was in
dicted on charge of violating the
tween Helena and Butte.
The Clark road has practically
closed deal for terminal facilities In
Goldfield. The depot will probably be
located on the old baseball grounds
the site of the arena constructed fol
the Cans. Nelson fight. within foui
blocks Of the center of the city.
In Union Pacific territory in wyo-
ming about 100000 pounds of wool
have been sold at prices ranging
from IS to 20 cents. The price last
year for the same class of wool was
from 20 to "a cents per pound, and
the same figure was asked this year
but the buyer would not meet the de-
mand.
John Lackey, whose parents reside
at Cheyenne, was killed at Cherokee
twenty miles west of Rawlins, by
falling under the wheels of an en-
CINE. He was a brakeman and was
riding on the pilot of the engine
helping his train, when the train and
engine parted, throwing him to the
track.
Herbert Moore, elected by the re
flrm forces and the Republicans, was
On the 18th installed at mayor OF
Spokane, succeeding Floyd Daggett
Democrat. In his inaugural address
Mayor Moore declared for closing all
| saloons from l to a. m, and remov
ing all wine rooms from saloons and
| restaurants.
At Montello, New. a bunch Of six
hoboes who had been roosting In the
brush for several days made a raid
on the Peterson restaurant and held
up the proprietor. They took all the
money in the till-$1S.7O-and helped
themselves to the cooked grub ant
departed for the brush. They were
captured later.
As the inhabitants OF the state
have not been enumerated since the
census of 1900, which was prior Il
the mining revival, the present popu
lation Of Nevada is an unknown guam
tity. According to the census of 1906
the population Of Nevada was 42,335
The population today is believed t.
be about 10000.
Rev. C. NJ. Barnes, who was widel.
known as head of the Barnes com
pany, publishers of school books
died in Seattle, Sunday morning, o
heart failure, at Broadway hospital
aged "a. Mr.. Barnes sold out his In
terest in the publishing bushes
three years ago. He leaves a widow
and five children.
On July q next there will becom,
subject to settlement but not to entr.
filing or selection until August 26
about 24,96O acres of land now TEN
porarily withdrawn for forestry pur
poses and adjoining the Nsdlcin,
Bow National Forest in Wyoming
within the Cheyenne land district
with Office at Cheyenne.
AS the result of a meeting of tn,
executive committee of the Nortl
Montana Roundup association a
Great Falls, new state livestock or
ganization will be formed, with head
quarters at Helena, and which to al
intents and purposes will become tn,
successor of the Montana Stockgrow
ers' association, of which Presiden
Roosevelt Is a member, but whicl