The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-11-20
NORTHWEST NOTES

The contract has been awarded for
the erection of Elko's new court
house at "a cost Of $4,000.
George w. hyde. miner. en- route
from Nevada City, Nevada, to work
at Lucky Boy mines, fell from a
train and was killed.
In runaway at Winnemucca, Ne
vada, Mrs. j. II. Hoyt was seriously
injured and Mrs. W. f. Pierce and
two children severely hurt.
University of Nevada professors
are making dairy survey OF the
Carson valley for the purpose of com
piling statistics on its milk and but
ter production.
Under severe cross examination in
an arson case, Mrs. ]. e. Whitaker
tainted ana has since been in serious
condition at Reno. Nevada, nearing
of the case being meantime sus-
pended.
The jury In the case of Herbert l.
Brink, one OF the seven .cattlemen on
trial at Basin, Wyo., charged with the
murder of three sheepmen in the Ten
sleep country, returned a verdict OF
murder In the first degree.
Walter Grant, arrested at Reno,
New, for passing counterfeit money,
escaped from the officers by slipping
from group of prisoners being re-
turned to Jail from their suppers. No
trace has been secured Of the man.
A drunken man incarcerated in the
jail at McGill Nevada came near be-
ing incinerated when he set fire to
the jail. AS it was he was rescued
Just In time, being In an unconscious
condition from the smoke and heat.
Charles Bolton stabbed Harry Rey.
nolds in the course of a quarrel on a
ranch near Elko, New. Reynolds
threw aside pitchfork, when Bolton
plunged at him and broke an inch
and a half of knifeblade off in his
breast.
Father r. e. Meehan, well known
Catholic priest, Is rallying from am
putation of his right leg, badly
crushed under train at Inlay, Ne
vada, as he fell in stepping from the
platform. Winnemucca friends have
subscribed $3.50 for him.
Frank Czolgosz, aged 40 years, ell
der brother of Leon Czolgosz, the as
sassin of the late President McK1n-
ley, died of heart disease on Tuesday
at his home in a Polish colony near
Aberdeen, Wash. Czolgosz hau be-
lieved his brother Leon to be insane
previous to the assassination.
Because he had been cheated in a
land purchase, Clarence Putnam shot
and killed himself at Seattle. Put
nam, who was 26 years old, came
from Kansas six months ago, having
bought farm in the Yakima valley.
When he went to look at the land,
neighbors told him that 1t was worth
less.
Patrick Leary, aged 80 years, and a
miner, was fatally shot In a Butte sa-
loon by an unknown man, who stood
in the doorway of the place and fired
five shots. II Is the belief of the po-
lice that Leary was shot in chagrin
by man who had attempted to hold
up man named Tirney, but who, esI
capped and made his way to the sa-
loon. ~"
Margaret Ellington Frohman, wife
of Daniel Frehmap,,, the. New York
theatrical man, was granted an, abso-
lutte decree OF divorce from her hus-
band at Reno, Nevada, on s.Wednes.
day. The hearing occupied the dis
trict court for only twenty-five min.
lrtes;. but one .other witness besides
! the plaintiff testifying, The grounds
we're non-support. 80
A Joint convention Of ..the: Western
| Slope Development congress and the
Western Slope Stockgrowers,, asso,
citation was held in Grand junction
Colo, on Wednesday, and Thursday
Shortage OF refrigerator cars for fruit
shipments; was the. cause OF vigor-
GUS discussion, and relief will be de-
manded. Conservation of natural re-
sources was another topic discussed
Struck in the head by an air drill
in a mine, Tom Smith rode twenty
miles in a wagon to Amargosa, New.
caught train into Las Vegas and
walked to doctors office, where II
was found that his skull had been
penetrated, spoonful of brain being
taken away when the wound was
closed.
John F. Logan" held in jail at
Colville, Wash, charged with the
murder of his hcusekeeper and the
cremation of her body, has been iden-
tilted as Frank Romandorf, wanted
at Bellingham for the murder o. John
II. Logan at Maple Falls In the
autumn of 1906.
Birdie De Racy, the girl held for
| the murder of Joe Carroll at Elko.