The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-10-31
NORTHWEST NOTES

| ne seCltldlN VI lle luicllOI mas
| approved Wyoming indemnity school
list No. 6, embracing 2,25S acres of
land in the Buffalo land district
A. Il. Williams. blacksmith, work
ing for the Stratton Granite company,
| sixteen miles north of Salida Colo,
was frozen to death during the bliz-
yard last week Williams left camp
md became lost.
Monte Attel knocked out Bobby
Johnson, both of San Francisco, in
the middle of the second round at
| the Wheelman hall at Reno, Nevada.
Johnson was the aggressor until
blow finished him.
Fire, evidently of incendiary origin,
| destroyed the elevator of the Hungar-
ian Mills company in Denver, causing
a loss of s450,000. In the elevator
was stored 100000 bushels of wheat,
which was consumed.
According to Denver advices, the
| sum of $10,000,000 will be made i'm
| mediately available for the work OF
| completion of the Western Pacific UNI
DER the new mortgage which has just
been filed by the company.
John Adams, veteran statesman
and father of Ex-Governor Alva Adams
| of Colorado and Senator William A.
Adams of the same state, died at his
home in Pasadena, Cal, on October
10, after protracted illness.
The body of J. Kumle, chief of the
Hot Springs hotel, says Tacoma dis
| patch, who, together with Fred Kloe-
Der. had been missing from the hotel
| for several days. was found by
searching party eight miles from the
hotel.
Andrew J. Martin, a 17-year-old boy,
was instantly killed at Great Falls,
Mont, while hunting ducks on the
river, by the accidental discharge of
| his gun. He and two other boys were
out in a boat when the accident &C.
CURED.
Frank Manley, prominent mining
operator, and possessing other i'm.
portant commercial interests in Fair.
| | anks, Alaska. was arrested at Seat
tie last week and taken to Texas to
answer nominal charge OF perjury
and larceny.
As the elimination of q series of
| Quarrels. C. Y Timmns, a plasterer
of Salem, Oregon, cut the throat of
his wife, resulting In her death, and
then cut his own throat. He has some
chance for recovery. That the crime
| 10 hU he
discovery of an AK concealed in the
bed.
The discovery of number OF
knives, stilettos and slungshots, hid
cen in crevices of the dining room oil
the Nevada state prison at Carson
City, on Sunday, uncovered a plot
Matched among the desperate element
i'll the penitentiary to make possible
u wholesale delivery, with attendant
murder, If necessary.
The report has been sent out from
New York that William Randolph
Hearst will soon take up his residence
in Reno, Nevada, for the alleged pur
pose OF being a candidate for United
States senator in 1910, using this as a
step to the presidency. The informa
ton is not authoritative, but has ere.
ated a sensation in Reno.
Rev. Mr.. Hober, a Congregational
minister Of Berthold n. D., was re,
moved from a Northern Pacific train
at Helena in a dying condition. Rev.
hober had been to Hunters Hot
Springs in an effort to receive relief
from locomotor ataxia. He got no bet
ter and started home to die, but when
he got nearly to Helena was so sick
he was taken from the train.
| Clarence Cromwell prominent
Ftockman living on the edge of the
Flathead Indian reservation in Mon
tana, was killed by his brother-in-law,
Frank Masterson. 1t appears that
Cromwell entered Masterson's bed
room and drew gun. Masterson
struggled with Cromwell and, secur.
ing the weapon, crushed Cromwell's
skull with the stock.
Reno has demonstrated that gam.
bling has too strong a hold to be
driven out by short fight, such as
the hnti.Gambling League has waged,
End that long and careful preparation
will be necessary to kill the vice. The
proposed ordinance to Gust gambling
from the city was defeated at a spe-
cial election held on October "a, by a
vote of 1,776 against 2,2l0 for, a ma
jority of 500,
Helena will have at least one new
hotel, and an addition will be made
to the Grandon costing $4,000, If the
plans which have been contemplated
for some time are carried out. Local
capitalists, headed by well known
real estate man, have formed a syn
Gicate and have raised over 100000,
which will be expended in the cree
Ior OF a new hotel which will be the
best in the state.
Albert T. Jackman, charged with