The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-05-02
NORTHWEST NOTES

While boring for an artesian well
on the Wagner ranch, wtleve miles
from Sheridan, Mont, a strong flow
of natural gas was encountered.
William Jones. prominent bust,
ness man of Trinidad, Colo, who was
member OF the Roosevelt rough
riders, and personal friend of the
president, died of pneumonia on
April "a.
Carl Rasch of Helena, United States
district attorney, last week rendered
his resignation to the department of
Justice and will engage in the prac.
tice of law in Helena President
Roosevelt will name his successor.
While running out to work on the
jetty at Fort Stevens, Ore, the jetty
pile driver ran off the track, going
into the ocean, killing two men and
injuring six. or the eleven workmen
on the big machine, but three escaped
unhurt.
AS the result OF. a quarrel over
lands near Lewiston, Mont, Henry
Francis, prominent ranchman, was
shot and killed by his brother, A. F.
Francis. The murderer had been mar
ried but week when the tragedy oc-
| Cured.
The supreme court of Nevada has
handed down a decision which rem
ders boyCotts in all forms illegal and
also makes It possible for parties in.
jured to recover damages against any
individual or corporation who insti-
tutes a boycott
A dispatch from Vancouver, b. c.,
announces that the Acton gasoline
fishing schooner Clara c., of Tacoma,
was blown up off Cape Scott, and the
crew of eleven men had barely time
to escape in the dories with nothing
but the clothes on their back.
Thirty-five horses were burned to
Geath, among which were several race
horses we'll known on the tracks of
the northwest, when the Palace
stables at Butte were destroyed by fire
on April 22. The loss to the owners
of the stable will reach $4,000.
Charles W. Franklin, an attorney of
Denver, who Is chairman of the local
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Democratic national convention, has
formally announced his candidacy for
the gubernatorial nomination by the
Democratic state convention.
District Judge Shackleford of Gun
pison, Colo, has granted authority to
o. N. Hilton, attorney for Steve Ad.
ans, to take a deposition from Harry
Orchard, to be presented when Adams
is placed on trial for the killing OF
Arthur Collins at Telluride, Colo.
The news comes in a special dis
patch from Lewiston, Mont, that the
Great Northern Railway company has
struck an immense body OF coal at a
depth of 500 feet at Windham. Mont.
This is a new field, and is being de.
yeloped by the railroad company.
j. Thorburn Ross. former president
of the defunct Title & Guarantee
Trust company of Portland, has been
convicted of larceny of the funds OF
the state of Oregon which had been
placed in his custody as president OF
the bank, by the state treasurer
|. A premature blast at construction
camp near Ellensburg, Wash, caused
the death of Emil Gulcern, aged 20,
and the probable fatal injury of an
unknown man. The men were blown
twenty feet in the air. The exact
cause of the explosion is unknown.
Thomas Cotter, one of the Oldest
and best known wool buyers of the
west, died on April "a. at Elko, Ne
vada. The deceased spent much time
in Nevada, buying nearly all the wool
output of the state. He was Affection
ately known as Honest Tom Cotter
Ed. Hughes, a miner from Hornsil'
yer, shot and seriously wounded
George Gillian, another miner, on
Main street, at Goldheld, New. He
fired three shots. Hughes claims the
man he shot alienated the affections
of his (Hughes) wife. The shooting
occurred when the street was
crowded.
T. b. Hickey, the indicted president
OF the State Bank & Nevada Trust
company, stated at Carson last week
, that he is willing to take up his one
. thousand shares of stock in the State
Bank & Trust company at the rate Of
800 per share and open the bank SC
: that all depositors will eventually be
paid dollar for dollar.
Bloodhounds set on the trail OF Ed
: ward Fenanzi, a young man who had
disappeared from the village OF Bur
nett, Wash, found his body in the
I reservoir from which the residents
take their drinking water. Fernanzi haC
/, been dead two days, having suicidec
as the result of a quarrel with his
father over money matters.
The state board has adopted thI
> standard voting machine for use IN
Montana cities and counties of the
first class, as provided by recent leg
islation. This will include Butte, Hell
! ona, Great Falls and Anaconda amonl
1 tho cifiaE az VOL ps Silver Bow