The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-09-11
NORTHWEST NOTES

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In Reno, Nevada, street quarrel,
Thomas Lane blacksmith. was stab
bed by Fred Miller and is not expected
| to live.
w. s. Young. Sparks, Nevada,
| painter, has brought SUIT for $4,000
damages for being falsely imprisoned
In the Jail of that town for II hours.
The Grow Indians will receive 1855.
| $50 next year for the grazing priv.
leges on their lands in Montana, in
stead of si0,50O, obtained for the same
purpose this year.
Playing with matches. Earl Kirchen.
s years old, exploded five-gallon can
of coal oil at his nome in Rhyolite.
Nevada, sustaining burns which
caused death three hours later.
The body of Tim Crow, a miner en-
ployed at Keane Wonder mine, was
found near Capricorn. Nevada. He
had been dead couple of days. Be
side him was an empty canteen.
There are $4,000 former Wisconsin
1CCr - NJ ~ the state OF Wasl-
lngton. of whom 1000 live in Seattle,
according to statistics gathered recent
ly by the Wisconsin club OF Seattle.
The Spokane chamber of commerce
will offer the Aero club of America
100000 for cash prizes and will guar.
antee suitable grounds for interna-
tional aviation contests, which are to
be held next year in America.
The steamer Bandon was wrecked
on the bar of the Coquille river, near
wars htield, Ore. The passengers and
crew were saved, but the steamer and
A cargo OF zoe feet of lumber prob.
ably will be total loss.
Fire destroyed the plant of the Sed-
ro-Woolley Iron Works company, TWEEN
ty miles south of Bellingham, Wash.
The fire started in the foundry room.
The pattern shop and Office were
saved. The loss is estimated at $780,
000 with $1,000 insurance.
According to statement issued
by the secretary OF the interior,
almost 65,000,000 acres of land have
been designated as subject to entry
under the enlarged homestead act the
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Mexico, Oregon, Washington and wy
oming.
Henri Martin was convicted in the
federal court at Butte of importing
Philia Martin, alias Alise Augar, from
France for immoral purposes, and he
was sentenced by Judge Hunt to serve
fifteen months in the federal prison at
Leavenworth, Kan, and to pay fine
of 81.
Spokane is preparing to give Presi-
dent Taft a dinner that may become
even more famous than the possum
dinner of the south. In the hall of the
Doges at Davenport's, claimed to be
the finest banqueting room in the
world, the president will be impressed
with the fact that Spokane is the home
OF the big red apple.
With a crash heard for blocks
around, the big hosting engine of the
Colorado mine, in the center of the
city of Butte, went to pieces, precipi-
tating the steel cable, weighing many
tons, to the bottom of the shaft ami
hurting pieces Of the reel hundreds of
yards in every direction Only one
man was slightly hurt.
General Thomas H. Kavanaugh,
aged &c years, died at Tacoma, Au-
gust 81. He was a native of Indiana,
served in the Sixth Illinois cavalry in
the civil war and was secretary of
state of Kansas for four years. Presi-
dent Arthur appointed him inspector
: of lands in Washington, and President
Harrison made him surveyor general.
w. w. Smith. who is alleged TO have
swindled Oregon, Idaho and eastern
Washington farmers out of more than
$4,000, by agreeing to make loans on
their property and then collecting q
: fee of per cent of the promised loan
which was never made, has been cap
tured at Vancouver, B. G.
James Doolittle, homesteader near
Nyack, Mont, was probably fatally
wounded in rescuing his 4-year-olC
; daughter from a grizzly bear. Doolit
tie, hearing the child's screams, gave
chase on horseback. The horse threw
Doolittle, breaking his leg, when the
grizzly turned and clawed him in a
frightful manner.
A reorganization OF the Shoshone
River Canal company with the expen
diture OF S2,000,O00 for the develop
/ ment of the Oregon basin reservoir
, project, abandoned some years ago
is being considered by capitalists from
|. Chicago, who are consulting with
Wyoming officials. 1t is proposed tC
reclaim 100000 acres of land.
, Harry Francis Dougherty, mail or
derby on the cruiser Colorado, a youth