The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-12-18
NORTHWEST NOTES


the ARRAY.
A public school and miners
boarding house burned early Wednes.
day In Meaderville, a suburb Of Butte,
and without fire protection. The fire
is believed to have been incendiary.
Daniel lie Barrow, who last May
killed Thomas New In saloon in
Winnemucca, Nevada, has been sen.
fenced to life Imprisonment. The de.
PENDANTS counsel interposed plea
of self defense and the unwritten law.
The accidental shooting of boy in
a school room at Nevada City, CAL,
led to the discovery of small arse
nal of revolvers and hunting knives
in the pockets of his comrades, some
of whom have confessed membership
In a gang of young burglars.
Walter Muir, stockbroker, was
convicted at San Francisco of embez.
cling $3.50 from ]. L. Moulton, a client,
from whom he accepted the sum with
orders to purchase certain stocks.
Muir was tried and acquitted on a
similar charge some time ago.
Hewitt Clingan, twenty-four years
old, son of Postmaster Clingan of
Belt, Mont, committed suicide on the
outskirts Of the city by shooting him.
self. He was naturally of a melan-
choly temperament, and dependency
is supposed to explain his act.
The driver of a stage between Han
ma and Lee, Wyo., and his only pas
senger, were found frozen to death on
the road on December 7. They left
Hanna for Lee and were lost on the
prairie in one of the worst storms
ever experienced in that section.
Influenced by the rapid growth OF
western business in the last few
years, the Pullman company has de-
termined to construct In the vicinity
of San Francisco a repair plant, en-
ploying 800 men and capable OF taking
care of its entire western equipment.
After dancing continuously for four
teen hours and forty-one minutes
without nourishment of any kind,
three of the fifty-three couples that
started In a Marathon" waltz con
test In Butte, were stopped by Of
fcers acting under instruction from
Mayor Nevin.
Sheepmen cannot trespass on rail
road lands even If they are not fenced
and II the sheep are only being driv
en- from one government section to
another, according to decision rem
dered by Judge John Riner in the fed
eral district court of Wyoming, sit
ting in Cheyenne.
The trial of Ernest l.. Powers
alias e. l.. McCabe, charged with be
ing a member of the Maybray gant
of alleged fake race swindlers, be
gan in Denver on Wednesday. Powers
is accused of having induced j. G
Bowman of Denver TO bet $4,000 OF
q foot race June A, 1908.
After moving from one state to an
other with her husband for fort!
years, Mrs. Mary ]. Willard grew tiret
of establishing new homes, and got
divorce at Pueblo a few days age
When her husband left Pueblo a few
months ago to find another place u
= live, she refused to. follow him.
!. Big Horn county and business mel
!. of /: Cody, Wyo., offered "a. reward Q
$1,000 for the apprehension OF TN
persons responsible for the death O
F. A. Ash, manager of the Western
Drug company. Mr.. Ash was lille
!, by spring gun, set In his bedroom s
i that it exploded as he opened tn
!. door.
:. The wedding of Miss Rose Soils
= daughter of Ramon Soils, wealth
:; cigar manufactures Of Denver,
8 Count Francis Emmeiich ,Gyory
z Hungary, took place Thursday. Tn
> young nobleman has been employe
= as travelling salesman for the con
pany of which his fatherin-law Ia tn
head.
The executive committee Of tn
Lead and Central City, S. D., union
of the Western Federation OF Miner
have called out all union watchme
and others employed by the Hom
stake company. This order affec'
$50 men who have been allowed b
the mine management to work sine
the lockout.
The capsizing of the bark Matte
horn off the Washington coast la
week clears up the mystery of II
fate of the British ship Brodick Ca
tie, according to Captain r. l.. Salt'
of the Matterhorn, who says that II
latter vessels barley cargo probab
shifted and took the ship to the be
tom of the sea.
The grand lodge of Oregon A.
u. W., has withdrawn from the S
preme lodge of the order, 1t VIII
Ionper afiliate with or recognize m