The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-12-05
NORTHWEST NOTES

At the Boysen dam at Shoshone, Wyo.,
died after suffering terrible pain for
more than six days.
News has been received In Butte
Of the death at Redlands, Cal, of DIR.
John S. Marshall, who, as manager of
the Montana hotel, Anaconda, during
Marcus Days time, was the best
known boniface in Montana.
In a duel on the desert near Rhyo-
lite. Nevada. John Smith was shot
and killed by John Cyty, an Italian,
who was wounded in the arm. The
men quarreled over some mining
property.
The board Of control OF the Dry
Farming congress, which is to meet at
Cheyenne February 90, announces
that requests for accommodations are
coming from various sources, indicat.
ing widespread belief that the congress
is to be held this month.
President Roosevelt will not make
n display at the Alaska Yukon. Pacific
exposition of the trophies of his South
African hunt next year. In reply to
formal request, Secretary Loeb, for
the president, has replied that it will
be impossible to comply.
Because of the importance of the
forestry reserve problem and other
public questions in which the west Is
vitality interested, President Taft will
be invited to attend the annual con
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gress in Denver next August.
George H. Scott, county clerk and a
prominent Republican, and Attorney
William II. Maloney, Democratic
leader, fought one hour and five min
utes in gulch at Butte, under prize
ring rules, to settle an election bet,
The fight was finally declared draw
In order to provide fou the widows
and orphans of the victims of the re.
cent mine disaster at Red Lodge,
Mont, when nine men lost their lives,
each miner at Red Lodge has been as
sessed the sum of 50. There are over
loo miners in the camp, and the as.
sessment will amount 20 $4,000.
Two men attacked Tom Loo, an
aged Chinaman of Reno, intent on
TO death when his cries brought
scores of Cinnamon, who drove the
robbers off, but not until Loo was bad
ly injured. The robbers are believed
TO be members of an organized band.
The Northwestern railroad has dis.
10 hnH of tYraun1 n Wa.
haba, west of Shoshone, Wyo., and will
ia the spring establish gravel pits and
ballast its entire line from Lander tC
Omaha. The gravel is said to be sim
liar to the celebrated Sherman hill
ballast on the line Of the Union Pacific
railroad.
Believed by the police to be on a
still hunt for the man who betrayed
Joseph Garcia, alias Cordova, into the
hands of officers of the law the night
OF May 6, and incidentally the leader
Of a gang Of thieves who have been
operating in Seattle for the past three
months, Sadie Belcher is under arrest
in Seattle.
George Lyman Dutson, one OF the
best known residents of Star valley.
was instantly killed while rolling logs
in Grover canyon, near Alton, Wyo.
Two sections OF a log which his son
had sawed in two got away and rolled
down hill TOWARD Dutton, who fed be
fore them, but was struck, his neck
being broken.
The Western Pacific Railroad com.
pany announced last week the compile
ton of it's Flower Lake tunnel, which
cuts under the Pequop mountains, in
Nye county, Nevada. The tunnel Is
on the main line of the Western Pa
cific and is 5,657 feet in length. AL.
most the entire distance is through
solid limestone.
An assessment of / cent per capita
which will total $4,000 and which will
be used for increasing the member
ship as well as making the section
more efficient In every way, was
made by the building trades branch
of the American Federation of Labor
at the sessions OF its annual conven.
ton in Denver.
The passenger department Of the
Oregon Short Line railroad announces
that the Yellowstone park season,
which usually closes along in Septem-
Der, will be materially heightened
next summer TO accommodate travel
to and from the Alaska.Yukon.Pactfic
exposition.
At Amboy Wash, Fred Swindle, a
farm hand, shot and killed Ed Newell
attempted to kill Mrs Newell, and
hen killed himself Back of the trag'
edy is a story of unrequited love and
despondency due to the marriage of
Newell to Mrs. Rose Hoffman, three
months ago.
Francis J. Heney, the San Francisco
attorney who was shot by Morris
Haas, celebrated Thanksgiving day by
taking an automobile ride in Golden
Gate park. He was accompanied by
his wife, DR., Beasley Rudolph Spreck-
les, William J. Burns and James Foley,
his bodyguard.