The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-04-17

large number of Creeks are be-
ing shipped into the state OF Wash
| ington to take the places OF japanese
in railway construction
| Il is said the sheriff has a strong
clew to the guilty men engaged in
the raid on the sheep camp on Spring
creek. in Wyoming, in which three
men were murdered.
Fred Gustavson and Peter Peterson
were killed by dynamite explosion
[ near Nimrod. Mont The men were
at work In railway construction
| camp when the accident occurred.
The Wyoming Stock Growers asso-
citation. representing practically all
that cattle growers OF the state, have
adopted resolution protesting
against the removal OF the duties on
hides.
The last Nevada legislature passed
appropriation bills beneilting the Ne
vada state university to an amount or
$293,p0O. but this amount has been
cut down by the governor vetoing
bills that carried $4,000.
Alfred w. Burrell, president Of the
Burrell Bridge and Construction com.
pany, OF Oakland. Cal. died at st.
Patricks hospital In Missoula, Mont.
April 8. Mr.. Burrell had gone to Mis-
soula TO look after bridge contract.
President Taft has rendered to
Former Senator Fulton of Oregon the
post of minister to China, to sue
coed w. w. Rockhill Senator Full
ton requested zen days in which to
consider whether or not he would ac-
cept
At the publicity conference held In
Helena, Mont, last week, perma-
nent body was organized to- be
known as the Montana Development
League. The slogan OF the league
will be advertise and boost for Mon
tana."
Charles p. Nevin (Dem) was elect
ed mayor OF Butte last week by
plurality OF 1903. The Republican
candidate. Mayor Joseph Corby.
showed surprising weakness. Henry
lind. Dem.) and Pierce (Socialist)
displayed little strength.
By means of toilors trademark
a knife and watch chain, the bod,
of the man found tightly lodged In
pile OF logs In a slough near
Frenchtown, Mont. was Identified as
that Of Eric G. Peterson, well known
in Missoula as the Graveyard Kid"
At the meeting Of the Wyoming
Livestock association held In Chey-
enne, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: w. C.
Irvine, Ross. president; Robert ID.
Carey, Careyhurst, vice-president;
Miss Alice M. Smith, Cheyenne, Sec
rotary; J. ID. Freedom. Cheyenne,
treasurer.
George Graham Rice and Merrill A.
league. editors of the Nevada Mining
News, OF Reno. Nevada, have been
ordered cited for contempt OF court
by Judge Langan for publishing an
article on March 25 accusing Bank
Examiner +. E. Wilde OF malfeasance
in Office and attacking Judge Langon
for not ousting him.
The news comes from Trinidad.
Colo, that the government tests on
the coal from the property OF the
J Wooten Land and Fuel company,
owned by j. p. Morgan and eastern
associates, had been satisfactory and
that the mining OF 10000 tons of
coal for the United States navy
would begin at once =
A joint Indictment charging embez-
zlement OF $15.555 was returned at
Ashland. Ore, against State Senator
Frank M. Patterson, ex-Common Pleas
Judge Robert NJ Campbell. ex-Common
Pleas Judge H. l.. McCray and George
uIman, former cashier of the Farm.
ers bank. The charge grows out O
the settlement Of an estate.
Advance sheets OF the new crimi-
nal code adopted at the recent SEES
sion OF the Washington legislature
show that It contains a strict anti.
tipping law, which provides that "ev.
cry employe of public house or pub
lie service corporation who solicits or
! receives any gratuity from any guest.
and every person giving any gratuity.
, snail be guilty of a misdemeanor.
, Charles F. Murphy. Democrat, was
, elected mayor of Great Falls, Mont,
by majority of 1873 over j. NJ Bur
hngame, Republican. in total vote
or about 2,400. The Democrats also
elected the city treasurer police
! magistrate and two out OF four alder
men.
IL Is announced that Henry l.. Do
herty. president OF the Denver Gas
ana Electric company, is about to
/ close deal whereby the Dohety
Operating company of New York will
acquire all the holdings Of the Spo-
Kane Falls Gas company of Spokane,
Wash.
Carrying stick OF dynamite in one
hand and lighted torch In the other
proved a fatal combination for Lind
Bernardo a laborer at a rock quarry
OF the Los Angeles Stone company at
Los Angeles, and resulted in an OK.
plosion which literally blew him to
, pieces.
The Moana Springs hotel at Reno,
) Nevada, was held up shortly before