Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-01-01
.NORTHWES NOTES

week, or heart disease.
Cleveland Hilson, manager of the |
Montana Coke & Coal company of Ell |
dredge, states that he believes that |
large deposit of coal lies under the |
Yellowstone park.
An eastbound Union Pacific bag
gage car, loaded to the roof with
pouches OF mail matter, was burned
at Hanna, Wyo., recently, and practi-
cally all of the contents destroyed.
He. Cameron, the engineer at the
minI OF the California; Phoebe Mining
company, at Phoebe, Nevada, while
operating hoist, was dragged into
ne gear of the drum and hurt so bad
| ly that he may die.
Downhearted and discouraged be-
cause he was out of money and
| could not make his wife happy with
Christmas presents, Thomas Hamlin,
Denver plumber killed himself by
sending a bullet into his brain.
A Big Laramie river (Wyoming)
rancher recently caught a native
trout measuring twenty-six inches
end weighing nine pounds. The fish
was caught through the ice, together
with several other slightly smaller.
| William Reese convicted at Helena
on second degree murder charge for
the killing Of his wife. has been SEN
fenced to twenty-five years imprison-
ment. The killing occurred at their
ranch home north of Helena.
Chris Ratliff, whose head was
caught between two freight wagons
at Rawlins, several days ago, and
whose recovery was not expected, is
slowly improving and is now out OF
danger.
The engineer and fireman of the
Oregon Railway & Navigation COM
pany's train which was robbed near
Portland, have positively identified
| Harry Benson and Oscar johnson as
two of the men implicated in that
| crime.
While walking along the streets Of
| Great Falls, Mont, j. M. Morris, ap-
rarently in good health, fell dead.
The bursting of a blood vessel in the
brain caused his death. Mr.. Morris
was one OF the early pioneers Of
Great Falls.
Patrolman Edward Burke OF Hell
ena shot and killed a Japanese. Early
In the morning the policeman found
the Japanese assaulting one of the
women of the street and interfered.
He turned on the policeman and in
self defense Burke killed him.
The jury in the case Of Anthony
Wilde, charged with attempting to
criminally assault Miss Beatrice Wills,
a sixteen-year-old girl residing near
Hartville, Wyo., returned verdict OF
acquittal, after having been out all
night wilde is mayor OF Hartville.
| At Kalispell, Mont. Frank Lebeau
has been sentenced to be hanged
February 5, 1909. for the murder Of
f. w. Yoalzum and his son Richard.
I.ebeaus confederate, Joe Robbins,
was also found guilty OF murder in
the first degree and his punishment
was fixed by the jury at life impris-
onment.
James r. Kinney has supplied $780,
900 bond and qualified as administra-
tor Of the estate of the late M. #.
Brown, who was killed by his wife
at Thermopolis, Wyo., recently. Under
the Wyoming law Mrs. Brown, who
shot the owner of the property, will
receive at least one-third of the es-
tate.
The Chicago e Northwestern Rail.
road company has settled the dam.
age claim of Frank s. Bower of Ian.
der Wyo., who was injured in the
wreck of one of the company's trains
last September, by paying the claim.
, ant $1,000. The claim Of the estate
OF M. N. Hawkins, who was killed in
the wreck. has been settled for $4,000
, J. X. Thomas, convicted by Bel
llngham, Wash. jury. has been sen
fenced to life Imprisonment for the
) | murder of his divorced wife. Thomas
!. killed his wife, slept beside the
t corpse from midnight to dawn, ant
. then buried the body In potato
a patch. where it was discovered two
i months later.
W. r. Clark, an aged prospectol
who was found dead across tn,
!, threshold of his cabin on Fish Creek
y eighteen miles from Butte. was prob
t ably murdered for his money, as be
> tween $4,000 and $4,000 he wa
, known to have kept in his shack /
Q missing. A man named Walsh ma
3 been arrested on suspicion.
Victor Johnson was fatally Stable
in the restricted district in Butte b
Q James O,Neil, formerly manager c
y local precipiating plant and prom
= nent m mining circles. After an al
gument in restaurant, ONeil stall
e led johnson and chased him and
woman of the district through tn
streets.
2 8. G. Lillis. the wealthy banker an
:. stockman of Leemore, Cal, recent