The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-01-22
NORTHWEST NOTES

dian, John Roe. laborer, languishes
in Jail at Ely, Nevada.
Anthony Young, a we'll known Ne
vada rancner is dead at Cherry
Creek at the age OF &C.
In a duel with Canadian mounted
police south of Moose Jaw, Manitoba.
Dutch Henry" a notorious cattle
rustler. was shot dead
James Bagley has been arrested at
Ely. Nevada, on the charge of steal
ing diamond rings worth $1,000 and
5000 in currency from woman of
the underworld at McGill
John Prosole. the Italian butcher,
has been sentenced at Reno, Nevada,
to serve four years Imprisonment
for the crime of arson in the second
degree, OF which he was found guilty
several months ago
The trial of Mrs. Mae Talbot at
Reno, Nevada, for the murder of AL
Talbot, her husband, has been set for
January 20. She shot him in the of
dee of her attorney, Judge Jones, DC.
tober %, the attorney being present.
Fred Games of Denver won the
worlds championship at three-cushion
carom billiards, in a contest at Den
yer, from Alfred De Orc, Cuban title
holder, in the third block of fifty
points played, by a final score of $50
to 1877.
DR.. w. II. Weed of New York City,
an eminent geologist, and author of
Copper Mines of the World" has ar.
rived at Ely, Nevada, for the purpose
Of making thorough study of the
geological and meteorological condi
tons of the district.
The lawyers tof Reno are all sign.
ing petition which will soon be for.
warded to Nevadas delegation in con.
gress. praying them to have congress
pass bill providing for the federal
Judge of that district to hold court in
Reno and Elko as well as in Carson
City.
The Central Pacific Railroad COM
panys trackage in Nevada has been
assessed at s2S,0e0 per mile by the
state board of assessors. The effort
to raise the valuation to $4,000 per
mile was over-ridden, although for a
be taken.
John F. Rattery, one of the best
known newspapermen in Montana.
formerly editor of the Helena hide
pendent and now editor and publisher
Of the Treasure State. weekly maya
zine, has been arrested on a charge of
criminal nbel preferred by Mayor
Frank ]. Edwards Of Helena.
That her husband at one time held
their child over a red-hot stove and
compelled her alternately to laugh or
cry as he dictated, under threat of
dropping the child to a horrible death
unless she complied, is one of the
charges made by an bly,, Nevada,
woman who Is sueing for divorce.
The bodies of Harry G. Elliott OF
New York, president of the Elliott.
Hubbard Copper company of Chicago,
and H. H. Greer oil Seattle, who were
killed In snowslide on the COM
pany's property at Elliott creek, 100
miles north of Cordova, Alaska, De-
cember 30, have been recovered.
Fifty thousand elk In the Jackson's
Hole country. in Uinta county, Wyom-
ing, are starving because they are un-
! able to get food, through the deepest
and most crusted snow in years, &C.
cording to reports received here. Last
year 5000 elk were saved by state
| feeding, which must be resorted to
this year.
John Dittlewood, one of the Jockeys
who contributed to the racing sue.
January IL at Hamilton, Mont, the
site of the training stables of the dead
millionaire turfman. Littlewood's
death was due to pneumonia He had
ridden on all of the important courses
Of the continent.
The dog polsoner is causing much
| grief In Carson City, Nevada, mum.
Der of valuable dogs having been
poisoned recently. The Carson News
declares that the next offense will
probably put the guilty party behind
the bars In addition to paying heavy
fine, as people are getting very tired
Of this nefarious practice.
A. P. Ferguson has been arrested at
Tacoma by Detective Calhoun of
Jackson, Miss, for the murder of
Ethel Maxwell there in February last.
Ferguson was working in Tacoma as
switchamn and was one Of those out
on strike. Calhoun posed as an an.
archist and gained Ferguson's friend
ship and confession.
One Of the biggest land deals In the
history of the state of Nevada has
Just been completed in the Office of