The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-09-25
NORTHWEST NOTES


| its criminal prosecution fund.
Geo. &. Carol, young assayer en-
ployed at Blair, Nevada, committed
suicide, shooting himself through the
| head.
BY the overturning of lamp, the
| home of Attorney Francis McNulty
was burned at Goldfeld and the law
yer severely injured.
Dick Butler, a well known sport
ing character of Reno, Nevada. was
found dead in his bed from fatty de-
generation of the heart.
The will of the late General Tur-
ritin, of Reno, Nevada, OF which his
wife is sole beneficiary, shows value
Of the estate to be $4,000.
Mark G.. Bradshaw, a Nevada eng1-
neer, has given an aeroplane OF his
own construction successful test, fly
ing twelve miles along the shore OF
Walker lake.
Mrs Minnie A. Bertsch, second
cousin of President Arthur, has been
committed to the state asylum from
Reno, her mind having become I'M
| balanced over religion.
VIM. Mansu, a fireman severely
burned in recent wreck on the Barn.
well & Searchlight road in Nevada,
at which time Engineer Wool was
killed, has lost his mind.
j. j. Hagerman, builder Of the Colo
RADIO Midland railroad and one OF the
| foremost among Colorado pioneers,
died at Milan, Italy, September 13.
Mr.. Hagerman was 70 years Of age.
The Wyoming State fair is to be
held at Douglas, September 2S to Oc-
tober 1, inclusive, at which time 1t is
figured the stock show will be the
largest and best ever held in the state.
Considerable timber in the noun.
| tains west Of Sheridan, Wyo., has been
destroyed by fires during the past two
weeks. Careless campers are believed
| to have been responsible for the out
| break.
Thomas r. Brady, one OF the best
| known lawyers of northern Montana,
and widely known throughout the
state, died at Great Falls Of Bright's
disease complicated by Internal
erysipelas.
Joseph Ivey, 35 years old, of Vir.
| ginia City, Nevada, was drowned in
! Shaws Springs, near Carson, while on
n pleasure trip with his wife, who was
| donning a bathing suit at the time
| lvey lost his life.
Col. Isaac L. Ellwood, a DeKalb, ILL.,,
millionaire, was confined to room
in his hotel at Eureka, New, for sew
eral days last week from injuries re-
sulting from the careless switching Of
car while going into that town.
Mrs. ]. G. Cash, chief telephone OPP
orator at Reno, is recovering from
poison contained in a bottle of wine
sent her by an unknown man, who
signed himself Your Admirer."
Enough strychnine was in the bottle
to have killed half dozen.
John Jacobs has disappeared from
| Manhattan, Nevada, with about $500
| belonging to meat market. Jacobs
took the money from the safe in the
absence of the proprietor and then
switched the combination. He left
for Tonopah, but lodged the officers
there.
The contract for.the construction of
the Okanogan branch of the Great
Northern railroad from Brewster to
| Oroville, Wash, has been let to A.
| Guthrie & Co. of Minneapolis, who
have instructions to begin work at
once. The road will be nearly seventy
| ,.,ii
The body of former Sergeant Monroe
of Company C, Sixth infantry, was
found back of the residence Of Ser
geant Whalen of Company A, in the
non commissioned officers quarters at
Fort Harrison, near Helena, Mont.
Whalen is being detained at the guard
house pending an investigation. Death
was due to a rifle shot.
After voting to drop the word
United" from the official name,
Spanish war veterans decided on
Denver as the encampment city for
1910, and elected Col. Edward j. Gil
houn of Wakefield, Mass, commander.
in-chief at the closing session OF their
sixth annual convention in Tacoma.
Charles Guignon, Whitehall, Mont,
rancher, has identified George Gordon
Fitzgerald and John Grow, held In
Butte on a swindle case, as the two
men who flim-flammed him out OF
So 200 in New York six years ago
while Guignon was on his way to
France on visit
The Great Northern Railway com
pany announces that contracts for the
cutoff on the line between Great Falls
and BELT, Mont, have been awarded
About twenty-five miles of new rail-