The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-02-06
NORTHWEST NOTES

Il plete In advance Vi tnt opthihb uaS.
| The Seattle Electric company has
expended $4,000 for new cars to be
used next summer during the Alaska.
Yukon-Pacifc exposition.
Motor boats exhibited at the Alaska
| Yukon Pacific exposition will be en-
| tered In race from Seattle TO Jul
neau, Alaska, and return.
| The washington state exposition
| commission will duplicate the prizes
| offered by the Alaska. Yukon-Pacifi
| exposition in the poultry show.
John Doran, miner, became VIC
lently insane in hotel at Reno, and
started in to demolish the furniture,
giving the officers a severe tustle be-
fore being landed In cell.
G. Very Bartaga, a coal miner who
was shot during an ARRAY in resort
at Diamondville, Wyo.. and who was
brought to Rock Springs to be oper-
ated upon, died at the depot.
| A bill has been. introduced In the
Montana legislature which would ere
ate a fund for disabled and MANNED
coal mine employees by levying a roy.
| atty of one cent ton on all produc-
ton,
A new bill to prohibit pool rooms
and bookmaking, except at fairs. and
| limiting race meetings 10 six days In
any one year in single county has
been introduced In the Montana leg
islature.
Newspapers all over the United
States are going to send parties to Sc
attic next summer during the Alaska
Yukon.P Pacific exposition. The par
| ties will be composed Of young ladies
selected by contests.
| The supreme court OF Nevada has
rendered a decision In the case OF I
B. Hickey, president of the defunct
State bank, in which is upholds the
constitutionality of the Pyne banking
law passed years ago.
Following the arrival OF United
States postal inspector, Postmaster
w. Kennedy Of Searchlight, Nevada
blew off the top of his head with re
volver. A shortage of 5000 was dis
covered in his accounts
Tn Seattle Aero club has offered q
trophy for airship and balloon flights
similar to the Scientific American
clubs. The cup will be awarded to
the winner of the contest at the
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition.
Alaska will show its salmon fisher
les, sealing, halibut and cod fisheries
and the whaling industry at the
Alaska Yukon-Pa exposition by
photographs and moving pictures. II
will be the most novel moving picture
show In existence.
George Frankhauser, convicted oil
, holding up Great Northern train at
Rondo. Mont, when he and his com.
panion stole $4,000 from a registered
mail sack, has been sentenced to life
Imprisonment in the military prison
at Fort Leavenworth.
The state of Wyoming has offered
a beautiful gold and silver cup for
the best exhibit of dry-farming pro
ducts made during the Transmissouri
Dry Farming congress at Cheyenne
next month. Other valuable prizes
, have also been offered.
NJ. j. Meany, the Portland youth
who was convicted upon his confes.
sion to an attempt to rob Henry Schil.
ling, we'll known business man of
Butte, has been sentenced by Judge
Michael Donlan to twenty years In
the penitentiary, the limit.
While riding along the big canal OF
the Wadsworth Light and Power com
pany at Wadsworth, Nevada, Robert
Esden, aged IL and son of the presi-
dent of the company, was thrown
from his horse and had his brains
: dashed out against the trunk of
tree.
The Atlantic, Gulf G. Pacific com
iany has filed articles of incorpora.
; ton at Reno. Nevada. The principal
, business for which the company is
} formed is dredging, pier and dock
building, railroad construction and
, general engineering and construction
, work.
M. Paxton, rancher living near
, Sundance, Wyoming, shot his wife in
) the face and his stepson In the groin,
) and then attempted suicide, but all
r of the parties will recover. Paxton is
, believed to be insane, and is confined
in the county Jail. awaiting an investi'
, cation.
The infant daughter of Mr.. anG
,, Mrs. T. A. Boorman of Kalispell
= Mont, was choked to death by pea
{ nut shell becoming lodged In the
! child's throat. The parents started
I for Spokane to have an operation per
formed and death ensued on the
D train.
Governor Norris of Montana has
granted a respite Of sixty days tc
Frederick Lebau of Flathead county,
sentenced to be hanged February Is
for the murder of the Yokum family
n Lebau's partner was given life sen
Q tence, and Lebau wants his sentence
/ committed
AS the result of an explosion of fire
damp following discharge of dyna'
mite in the mine operated at Ashford