The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-09-10
NORTHWEST NO7s

lake, Oregon, where he S.. Su Aiana
months vacation, on FriSa'. .S Speri |
| week. uy oi N
Tom and Lawrence g..
sentenced to Is and 1S su mo sss
spectively for stealing a vn.ns nvuu u
watsrmelons from a rln,S. suaOllly 4
car at Cheyenne. Padk
James Gibbs of Del No..
was seriously injured in w Wa
at the -Four Mile ranch, ns,, ,uoa'p "a
Wyo., a few day ago. When Ih, ,h. s'sgS
started to run Gibbs was -. .ue nous
the dashboard. '"a o's
II. j. Martin, a freigb,
formerly of Ogden, Utah, was 'r's'''I .s''''
to death in a collision on II. ',s'as y y
ern Pacific railroad at Az NOIis
fifty miles west of Butte Mst,, tu a'at
sleeping in the caboose of We
freight train. au EN-
ihe war,ike Piutes of Inyo cop,..
Cal, who have been always NV S1a
less hostile to the whites, o,a MVle r
OF their territory, are now ~ oupsa'' y
ously objecting to the seizpra { :, .sT' =
water rights by Los Angeles tb,, usF Y
settlers fear trouble. s' W
James Stanwood Pierce Co.,, .
years, is dead at his home in NV NV. y
OF apoplexy. He was a cousin ~ 'vh y
sident Franklin Pierce and bls y
father, Nathaniel Pirce, gave - s'',' I.
Federal government the site %. y Y
navy yard at Portsmouth, N n
Jack Dunn, the outlaw wbo
~ murdered man near Spears,s '-s \
D., Is believed to be in bidlnr I
Hulett. in the northern part q, ~ ~
county, Wyoming. A sheriff wv, y.
several deputies have taken tho ,,.s '.s
and hope to bring in the optav N''
All the Wyoming coal mines a..
down by the strike of the miners b,,'
supplies of coal on hand and tba,a |,
little fear of an immediate cos, ~,
Inc. A Butte dispatch announces NJ.
the Amalgamated Copper mines b.,s '
six weeks stock of coal on hand
After September 10 apple grOvr,
OF the Pacific Northwest will bA !,
quired to pay a sharp increase I,
freight rates to market their ar,l,,
IN the east. The biggest adysses,
are made to points west Of the ~
souri, river, whereas advances /,
POINTS east Of the Missouri river N.
slight.
Dewey, the 1O-year.old son o, \
F. Back, a Cheyenne contractor
found a cartridge in the alley at ID
home and after extracting the bullet
he placed the shell on a rock an,
hammered it until it exploded 4
piece of the shell struck young Bsct
in the left breast, killing him almost
instantly.
Sheriff Smalley of Cheyenne Ass
unearthed quantity of dynamite and
fuse in the back yard Of the home
recently occupied by Charles Smith
who was shot few days ago while
resisting arrest, and who is believed
to have robbed a large number o.
stores and residences during the past
few years.
1t Is reliably reported at New
castle, Wyoming, that the marrow
gauge railroad extending from Spear
fish, S. D., to the Black Hills ns
tional forest north of Nwcastle, Is To-
be standardized and extended ~
Newcastle early next year, ne,
present terminus of the road is only
25 miles distant.
Passenger and freight rates on thel
Pacific coast may be increased II he
plans considered at a meeting Of o-I
ficials of the Union Pacific railway az
the Auditorium Annex hotel at 0ar
cago the other day are fruitful InsI
meeting was a secret one, but II Vssl
declared that an increased tariff rae
10 the coast had been considered
The Northern Pacific and subsidlaTl
companies, which are defendants 10 :
suit recently instituted by the go'-l
ernment to recover immensely van
S5le coal lands in Montana filed tnei'
answer last week, which in ehec' '
that the government cannot go osts
under it's classification under Wn''
the tracts were awarded.
The mine whistles did not call n'|
to work at Dietz, MonafVl'
Carneyville, Kooi and Riverside y
2. Seven hundred men &s
out at Dietz, 400 at Monarch Sv0 !.
Carneyville, so at Kooi and 70
The miners are opunD'
tie.
Sergeant Bower Of Troop D, fuu'-
cavalry, who wandered away HO~
camp in the Grow Creek reSe''s
while suffering from injuries receNs
by his horse falling on MIN, a VA
'ound in Laramie, and Is being -" ;,
'or at local hospital. He wiz
,cver. q.
Coal miners and operators lOI
Montana district met in cohiele.
It Helena on the 3rd, for the pu'p.s
If fixing a wage scale for tne es s..
ng year. The operators are unJ ,,.n,
stood to be desirous OF ,r, Ms
wages, which will be resisted W