The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-09-24
NORTHWEST NOTES

orado Legislature.
With his finger caught in the ma.
chinery of an automobile, John Klug
wealthy Greeley, Colo, rancher, was
dragged for nearly a mile, being re.
leased only when the finger tip was
pulled off.
Workmen excavating for a founda.
ton to replace a building in Reno,
Nevada, destroyed a month ago by
fire, discovered portions of a woman's
body with bullet hole in the skull;
indicating a mysterious murder.
Fire at Thornton, Wash, resulted
In the almost complete destruction Of
the busienss section of the town, re.
sulting in a financial loss estimated
at 100000. The fire was caused by
the explosion of a gasoline stove in a
retaurant.
Two automobiles, one carrying six
people and the other two, were held
up short distance north of Oregon
City late Thursday night The rob-
bers are reported to have secured
considerable jewelry and several
hundred dollars in money.
Private John Lumpkin and l..
Bates, negro deserters from troop NJ,
Ninth cavalry, were arrested at Chey-
enne, charged with having robbed
the army safe at Pole Mountain ma.
newer camp, August 8, of s6,5OO All
but a few dollars was recovered.
President Taft's administration,
Secretary Ballingers conduct in of.
fee and the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill
were endorsed by the state Repub-
lican convention in session at Raw
Inns, Wyo. United States Senator
Francis e. Warren was chairman Of
the convention.
Returns from Skagit county, Wash
lngton, leave practically no doubt that
Congressman William e. Humphrey,
standpatter, has been renominated in
the First district, having more than
40 per cent of the votes cast and a
small plurality over Thomas p. Re-
velle, insurgent.
The estate of the late Thomas F.
| Walsh, which has been stated to be
worth as high as 500 100000, was
worth only s6,5OOOOc. according to
the inventory filed by Judge S. A. Os.
born, representing the estate at Den.
yer. OF this valuation $3,000,0O0 is
Colorado property. --
The White Sulphur Springs and
Yellowstone Park railway has been
| T.. IT,, - httil n
road which Is to start at White Sui.
phur Springs and cross the Chicago
Milwaukee and Puget Sound railway
at Dorse, thence extending to the
northern boundary Of Yellowstone
park.
The contract for the 10000 tons OF
standard rails for the new high nne
Of the San Pedro, Los Angeles & salt
Lake through the Meadow valley re
gion in Nevada, has been awarded tc
the Colorado Fuel & Iron company OF
Pueblo, and delivery will be made in
time for laying the rails on the new
grade.
Denver is to have school of theol
ogy opening on Wednesday with DIR
H. f. Rail, recently pastor of the
First Methodist church at Baltimore
as president. Bishop Henry w. War
rem. who is reputed to be the wealth
lest divine in Methodism, is said tt
be one of the financial hackers of thu
Institution.
A special from Ritzville, Wash, t.
the Spokesman Review says: Adolpl
f. Henry, telegraph operator at Ritz
Vile, has been arrested by fedora
authorities on charge of robbing thu
mails. 1t is said he has confessed
and admits getting $4,000. When h
was searched he had almost $500 OF
his person.
According to D. w. Raymond, sec
rotary of the state board OF stocl
commissioners, who had just returne'
from Chicago, Montana cattle shippe
so far this season are far above thos
shipped up to this time year ago.
j. S. Malone, ex-champion poe
player of the world, will not have
stand trial for the wounding of Mel
Paulson in Salt Lake City. Paulso
has recovered and the prosecutio
has dropped the case against Malone
In fire which destroyed the HON
Of Bishop II. c. Wendell at Portland
Myrtle Wendell years old, wa
burned to death, and Laura Ellis,
domestic, Is years old, was burned
badly that she died few minutes "a
!, ter reaching the hospital. No othe
members of the family were at home
A recapitulation of expenses II
Cured on three forests nearest Mi
,n,,ln Mont shnws q total of S33 100