Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-02-19
NO2THW Els" NOTES


detailed to protect band of about
City elk that are wintering in the
Willow creek basin, about fifteen
miles from Lander, Wyo.
Fred d. Hammond has been grant
ed a fifty-year franchise by the Ian
der town council to pipe oil into the
city for the generation OF gas, and tc
lay pipes for the distribution of such
gas.
Two thousand families from crowd
ed cities in eastern states are to be
colonized on 10000 acres of land on
the north bank of the Columbia river
rear Coyote Rapids, Wash, south OF
Spokane.
northwestern baseball league,
with teams in the towns of Butte, He
lena. Salt Lake and Ogden, is now
being talked of, President Lucas of
the Northwestern league being the
promoter.
The Nevada assembly bill prohibit
ing Japanese and Chinese from &C
curing lands or acting as corporation
| agents. has been presented to the
senate, where it will in all probability
be killed.
One of the immense fly wheels Of
the smelter power house OF the Ana
conda Copper Mining company's
smelters at Anaconda, Mont. burst
into fragments and wrecked the
building, but no one was hurt.
Beaufort Nottingham has been
hound over for trial at Sheridan, Wyo.,
on the charge of having stolen from
Bert Dow, Big Horn ranchman,
violin which had been in possession
of the Dow family for more than ITO
years.
Asbury Moore has been arrested at
Sundance, Wyo., on perjury IL
cense to marry ffteen-year-old Mary
Mack OF Spearfish, S. D., that the
girl was twenty-one years Of age. The
charge is preferred by Miss Mack's
parents.
Ex-senator Clark of Montana, &C
cording to a London cablegram to
the New York Herald, is moving
about London on crutches.s Senator
Clark fell down a companionway dur
ing a storm, severely straining his
right leg
Vigorous protests from President
Roosevelt and personal friends In
Oregon are being sent to the Oregon
senate against Senator Bailey's reso
luton memoralizing congress to ex
tend the Chinese exclusion act to In
clude all Asiatics.
|
pany, with headquarters in Salt Lake
City, has Just completed arrange
J ments for an east and west trunl
: line covering the new county of Clark
, In Nevada, which has just been Great
, eli by the legislature.
Robert Shields, for many years vel
known In newspaper circles through
D out the northwest, and ut one tim
J. organizer for the Typographical
union, died at st. Joseph, Mo-, Febru
!. airy z, at the age Of 80. pneumonea be
Q ing the cause of death.
: That Wyoming Is to have fourteel
+ instead of thirteen counties Is as
: sured by the action Of the senat
2 committee of the whole, which ha
= reported for passage the bill creatin
Park county out OF the western POI
ton of Big Horn county.
> Samuel Boyd, brother Of Stat
: Senator Boyd of Reno, shot himsel
: through the heart at his home in vi
:, GINA City, Nevada, while standing
: front OF a mirror. Death resulted II
: stantly. Domestic troubles are SUI
= posed to be the cause.
!. Miss Violet Briefly, aged Is, su
= cided in Denver by jumping frol
:. the sixth floor of a building, landin
y on the pavement Brooding over tn
fact that she had not heard from hi
- fiancee for six weeks is supposed
have been the cause for the suicid
II. Among the Lincoln relics in Tacom
a is valise carried by Lincoln on h
OF debating tour with Stephen A. Dou
ar las It is a plain box split in two an
covered with black cowhide ieaths
TT with thin iron bands thickly studde
Oh with large.headed lacks like button
1t was on recommendation of Il
fo- local grand jury that the Chinese d.
ed trict of Reno, New, recently was d
clared unsanitary and the shacks al
go
Gown ard burned. Now the Chimes
= of the city have sued Reno for $500
A the alleged amount of damages 81
\ tanned.
= L. Llewellyn may lose the sight
~ one eye as the result of the explosit
). Of a delayed shot in coal mine
IL Rock Springs. Wyo. Had the sh
hung fire few second longer Lie
= ellyn would have been directly oY
= the the blast and would have be-
u killed.
oziel Graves, born in Russia. N.
in 1s43, assistant treasurer of t
= United States and chief of the bure
OF printing and engraving In Gle'
~ lands administration, died Februa
+ at his home in Seattle, of creepi
# paralysis, after an illness Of t
years.
r Henry F. Hilton, known as