Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-01-18
NORTHWEST NOTES

LlOu udud cdpiOycu W ehc SO'>,
Pacific, was run down by a train nea
Humboldt, New, and suffered injurie
| from which he died.
William Jennings Bryan and VIII
were in a wreck on the Montana Cen
trail near Great Falls, Mont, in which
several people we're injured, but Mr.
and Mrs. Bryan escaped.
On the first ballot, the Republican
members OF the Wyoming legislature
In caucus, unanimously voted to sup
port United States Senator Francis
e. Warren for reelection.
Fire at Laramie, Wyoming, dam
aged the stage of the New Grand the
alter to the extent of about $4,000,
burning all the scenery and stage
property. The fire was of unknown
origin.
News has been received of the
drowning of five men In the Columbus
river near Buffers, Wash, by the cap
sizing of a boat in which they were
crossing the river from Buffers to Nc.
Gowan's on the Oregon side.
w. A. Walker, aged IS years, a
wealthy pioneer mine owner and oper-
ator Of Gladstone, Colo, has been
missing for more than two months.
and 1t is feared he became lost in the
mountains near Gladstone and
persisted.
George Terry, head of the Shoshone
Indian council, was murdered as he
came out of the council lodge on the
Indian reservation near Lander, Wyo
He was first knocked down with q
war club and his booy then cut to
pieces with knives. The murder is
to be the outcome of fam
lily feud.
John McGarvey was hanged at the
at Canon City, Colo,
Saturday night, for the murder of his
Tailor, Edward Innes, at Grand juno
Jul. MCddlNCy CoCdPCQ liOm LILO
Jail and was nearly lynched when cap
.ured. He is said to have been the
son of Barney McGarvey Of Long
Branch, N. j.
The contract for building a cut-off
IN the Denver-Cheyenne line at a
,ost of 100000 has been awarded to
brothers. The new line
will avoid Athol hill, over which the
inc now goes, and will reduce the |
unning time between these two cities. |
The cutoff will end at Borie, eight |
niles west of Cheyenne.
Owing to the fact that smallpox |
as been brought into Spokane from
ogging camps of northern Idaho and |
Iontana, the board of health has es-
gainst all incoming trains, and lum-
er jacks will have hard time to land
here unless they show certificates of
God health.
Elmer j. Bean and Lila NJ Bean
ere found dead in rooming house
/ Denver. The man had committed
Iicide by cutting his throat, and the
oman, the coroner decided, had died
heart disease. She was the wife of
o. Bean, a locomotive engineer of
ueblo, and had eloped with her hus-
ind's cousin.
The stock Of coal in Missoula,
ont, has been exhausted, and II the
'esent cold weather continues it is
,pected that much discomfort will
suit. The supply of cord wood.
Mich is hauled from the mountains,
lille larger than usual, Is not suffi-
ent for the needs of the city and
community.
BY the terms of the decision of
dge Arthur e. Griffin, in the ia
ous John Sullivan will case at Seat
J, United States Senator s. H. Piles
to receive one-half of the residue
the estate, which is estimated to
lount to not less than 100000 by
e probate department of the county
,rKs Office.
Peer Anderson, Norwegian, %
ars odd, left the gas turned on in
room in Seattle, and the next
,rning he was found dead in his
4, death resulting from asphyxia-
n He has been in this country six .
,nths, and prominent Norwegians
% know his family in the old coun-