The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-08-13
NORTHWEST NOTES

Methodist Episcopal church This ga
thering will be held in May, 1912, and
will continue during the entire month,
the work usually requiring thitry days
for its completion.
Joe Cans. accompanied by his wife
and a physician, is enrouse from ATT
zano apparently in a dying condition.
The once famous fighter is making
an effort to reach his home In Balti.
more, Md. alive. BY the use of oXy'
gen, the doctor expects to bring his
patient drought.
A fire of unknown origin Is raging
in the Weiser national forest In Idaho,
according to a telegram received this
morning by District Forester A. f.
Sherman OF Ogden. The message In.
formed the chief of the fourth district
that thirty men had been detailed to
fight the flames.
Robert w. Johnson, saloon man,
was shot and killed at Wins'ow, arr,
by A. Miller, bartender. The tragedy
occurred In Johnsons saloon, where
Miller became abusive and was order.
ed to leave Drawing his gun he
placed 1t against the breast of his
victim and fired.
Alexander T.. J. Whitney, former
state boiler inspector, of Denver,
charged with malfeasance In office,
whose bond was forfeited when he
failed to appear for trial here several
weeks ago, and who was arrested in
Auburn, Cal, last week. was brought
to Denver tonight and lodged In the
county Jail.
Guy Armstrong was accidently shot
and killed at Sterling. Colo. by Will
Feeder, 17-year-old boy, while the
pair were rabbit hunting. Feeder says
Armstrong stopped down to permit
Feeder to shoot over his head. After
three shots had been fired he sudden
ly Strengthened up, receiving the
fourth shot in the head.
The court martial which is trying
Col George F. Cooke, retired, U. 5. A.
of San Francisco, for neglect OF duty
IN permitting paymaster's clerk at
Fort Gibbon steal $4,000 has returned
to Seattle from Fort Seward, Alaska,
where the court went to take the testi-
mony of Joseph Anich OF Tanana, an
important witness. The court will
continue its sessions at Fort Lawton
Many of the prominent fruit grow.
ers in and around Boise are interested
in the Northwestern Fruit exchange
which was organized in Seattle the
last of July and which includes in its
membership the fruit men Of Wash
ington. Oregon. Montana and Idaho.
Although Idaho Is one of the few
states according the ballot to the wo
men still there is an equal suffrage
association in existence, and OF such
vigor as recently to establish new
quarters att he Owyhee hotel and eff
feet a change of officers.
The coke plant at Electric, Park
county, of the Montana Coal & Coke
company is now under the protection
of United States Marshal A. W. Mer
rifield he having been sent there by
an order of the federal court issued
on the petition of w. J. Bradshaw, re
ceiver of the company, who feared
that the works would be blown up by
| dynamite, due to labor troubles.
The bones of three human beings
supposed to be those of Enoch Ken
dali, his wife. IRA Kendall, and their
son. Thomas A. Kendall, 20 years old
were found Wednesday afternoon on
the Starbuck ranch, north of Santa
Rosa. The Kendalls were last seer
alive on July %. The bones were
found in two piles, some distance
apart. In one pile was found a meta
ring of a breastpin. such as the
neighbors say Mrs. Kendall wore. lr
the other pile, containing the remains
OF two bodies, was found a ring will
the initials, "T. A. X" those OF tn,
missing son.
f. ] Trewith, 3S years DID, Jesse,
on the Eel Paso Gold King mine II
Poverty gulch, was killed by an eS
plosion Of dynamite in the mine shaft
Trewith remained in the shaft TO spl
the fuse and was caught in tho explc
sion. With his brother, Richard, tn
dead man held the drilling champion
ship of the state.
Work is progressing SATISFACTORY,
on the new high line of the Salt LAX
Route above the Meadow Vale
wash.
Denver police have been asked Il
assist in the search for Lucille Green
the 16-year-old daughter of d. +
Green, said to be wealthy ranch
man of Bridgeport Okla, who ha