The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-02-05
NORTHWEST NOTES

sustained fracture OF the Skull III
Mizpah mine at Tonopah, Nevada
A sheepherder named Camierno,
was found frozen to death in a cabin
In southern Humboldt county, Ne
vada.
Hay in the Fallon country in Ne
vada, has advanced from 81 to SO per
ton In the stack, due to increased
feeding required because of the cold.
Fred Skinner, granted a new trial
for the murder Of Mona Bell two years
was convicted. will be arraigned Feb
ruary T.
Surveyor General Deadly of Nevada
reports applications for more than
100000 acres of Carey act land in
Parumph Valley, where he has been
making survey.
Accidental discharge Of a revol.
yer he was handling sent a bullet
through the face of r. ID. Cushman
at st. Clair, Nevada, but he was not
fatally injured.
A Piute Indian found dead in
lOOl DOA III lut DOulItIH L dClllC aus
at Sparks, Nevada, is supposed to
have crawled there for shelter and
frozen to death.
Two trainmen were killed and
three others badly injured when a
freight train locomotive on the Den
yer & Rio Grande railroad blew up
near La Veta, colo.
Mrs. f. b. Kern and child dsap-
peared from Carson, Nevada, where
she was making her home pending
application for divorce, when her
husband appeared from San Pedro,
Cal. to claim the child.
Charge for keep of federal prisoners
at the Virginia City, Nevada, jail has
been raised from so cents to S3 1-3
cents on compromise made by a
United States inspector with the com.
missioners, who asked S1.00.
Five young people of Everett,
Wash, who sailed from Everett on
Wednesday in sixteen-foot boat on
what was to have been short pleas
ure. trip, have not returned. 1t Is
feared they were caught in a violent
gale and drowned
The central Wyoming snow block
ade was broken on the evening of
January % when Casper citizens dug
out train, which was the first to
reach Lander in eleven days. Three
snowplows were disabled ana drifts
were higher than the cars.
40 mr. lie
of dollars worth of property through
out Colorado Tuesday night. All over
the state telephone and telegraph
poles and wires were blown down,
frame houses torn from their founda-
tions and hundreds Of chimneys and
smoke stacks demolished.
Union Pacific detectives claim to
have unearthed a long series of rob
berries of baggage, express and United
States mail at Cheyenne. G. F. Olsen
baggageman, and l.. II. Sample, an
eXpressman, are under arrest and
other employees are held pending an
investigation by psstoffice inspectors
Superintendent N K. Franklin OF
Nevada Thanksgiving mine at Man
haitian, Nevada, has a broken rib and
bad bruises as the result of being
shaken from a bucket at $50 feet in
an incline shaft just as it turned
to vertical drop. He managed to
grasp the cable and held until the
engineer stopped.
Celeste Marie Lemoine, the young
| daughter of Charles o. Tucker, who
was murdered in hotel at Seattle
by Elvira Bunkleman, may become
sole heir of the furniture dealers es'
tate OF more than $4,000. The girls
mother ran away from her home in
7 st. Louis years ago with Tucker, and
the couple had never been married
The Montana state railroad com
mission has directed the Montana,
wyoming and Southern railway to
equip itself with sufficient locomotive
power and cars to supply more coal to
the markets of the state.
Settlers are coming into the Great
Falls, Montana, district so fast that
the board of commerce has made an
appeal to Secretary Ballinger for. ad-
ditional help in the land Office in or
der to keep up with the rush.
Miss Jennie Rosen, young woman
of Denver, whose leg was broken and
who received other injuries when she
was struck by Denver & Rio Grande
railroad train on August 81, 1907, has
been awarded a verdict for $l3,422 by
jury in her suit for damages against
the railroad.
Traffic on the Great Northern has
been at standstill on the eastern
district Of the Kalispell division, on
account of heavy snowslides at Paola
Skyland and Highgate. The biggest