The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-01-25
NORTH WEST NOTES


value of $8,S2S,O0O for the winter
wheat crop of the state.
Senator Clark has introduced a bill
providing that term of the Federal
district and Circuit courts for Wyom
ing shall be held in October each
year at Lander, Wyo.
Judge BGurquin, In the district court
at Butte last week continued the hear
| ing incident to the application for
receiver for the suspended State Say
ings bank until February II.
Aunt" Sarah Bryant, colored wo
man, said to have been 1875 years old
died at Gunnison, Colo, last week
She was born a slave in Missouri, and
had lived in Gunnison twenty years
Reproved by her mother for scold
ing a younger sister, Bessie Conroy
aged IA. living in Anaconda, took car,
bolic acid and died in an hour. The
father, Barney Conroy, works in Great
Falls.
The New York store, leading la
dies furnishing and dry goods estab
lishment of Cheyenne, has failed. The
Indebtedness Is placed at $4,000
while the assets are estimated at
about $4,000.
More than 80 per cent of the oil
and New Mexico is controlled by the
Standard Oil company, according to
testimony adduced at the hearing OF
the governments suit to dissolve cor
poration.
While Herbert Farnum of Hillyard
Wash, was driving near Mead a Whit.
fe tree broke and his horses rar
away, dragging him over the dash
board. Death was instantaneous, his
neck being broken. Farnum was mar
ried last New Years day.
Senator Newlands of Nevada has
been appointed member Of the i'm
portant committee of commerce tc
who died recently. The assignment
will be of advantage to Senator New
lands in the way of advocating his
plan for improving of inland water
ways.
The San Francisco Examiner says
that, acting on the complaint of sew.
eral hundred stockholders, federal Of
ficials have started an investigation
into the affairs Of the National Air
ship company of Portland. Sales OF
stock, amounting to about quarter
of a million dollars, are alleged to
have been made.
A receiver has been appointed fol-
the Exchange State bank Of Blaine
Wash, which closed its doors Janu.
airy Is. The affairs OF this bank are
alleged to be In a hopeless tangle
and the institution practically without
funds. o. c. Mathis, cashier. has dis.
appeared and a warrant has been is
sued for his arrest.
w. F. Grace of Goldfeld, Nevada
threw a rock through the plate glass
window Of the State bank, because he
had $500 on deposit In the bank and
the bank had failed to reopen for bust
ness when promised. He was arrest.
ed and secured his ~elease by giving
check for $500 against his account
In settlement of the damage.
Arrangements have been practical.
ly completed between the Helena Ma
tional Forest and Allen Gold Mini z
company of Anaconda for the largest
timber sale ever made in Montana. 1t
involves the transfer from the gov.
eminent to the mining company of all
the timber on the Boulder watershed
comprising approximately 50.000,000
feet of lumber.
A special to the Helena Record from
Twin Bridges says that J. e. Wood
worth, one Of the wealthiest stockmen
In southern Montana, lies at death s
door as the result of fall received
while skating, his favorite pastime.
He fractured his skull and Is still un.
conscious.
Frank Stephens Of Meaghen county
Montana, has just concluded a deal
for the purchase of the w. ID. Corbun
cattle holdings in Valley county. AS
there are 10000 in the bunch, the deal
Is one OF the largest In the history OF
the state of Montana. The sale was
made at s25 head
F. X. Stark of Tacoma and Gertrude
Gamble OF Vancouver, b. c., were
found dead at the Glide hotel In Ia
coma. Death was caused by asphyxia
ton. 1t is supposed that in an at
tempt TO turn out the gas stove, which
was in the room, they failed to shut
the gas off entirely.
Keevil Albring, son OF a prominent
farmer living near Spokane, was muir
dered and robbed by tramp who was
riding TO town with the young man
The murderer left the body by the
roadside and drove the team to town
and tied the horses 10 a post, after
which Ire disappeared
The Butte Miners union has adopt
ed resolutions asking President
Roosevelt to pardon President Joseph
Shannon of the Montana state unior
of the Western Federation OF Miners
who is now confined in the county jai
of Lewis and Clark county, at Helena
for contempt of court.
Carl Nj, Clemments, chairman OF
the Democratic state central commit
tee OF the state of Washington, was
arrested at Des Moines, Iowa, one day
last week, charged with assaulting d
man who once had paid attentions tC