The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-01-08
NORTHWEST NOTES

MAYOR fOcKey, resident OF Nalo,
Oregon, died at Josephine hospital
Weiser, Idaho, from the effects of
fall from building In course OF con-
struction I'm that city.
Georglas stevenopolous. laborer
employed In the concentrator at the
smelter at Ely Nevada was caught
i'm belt and horribly mangled death
resulting few hours later.
The news is being circulated in
Tonopah that the Las Vegas and To-
nopah line, or Clark railway, will be
extended to Tonopah as rapidly as II
can be graded and rails and ties laid.
East-bound train No. on the Dem
yer & Rio Grande railroad was de-
rallied on Monday ave miles east of
Wolcott. Engineer j. William and
three passengers were injured, none
fatally.
Mrs Francis Kostar Kip. prominent
in New York social circles and the
wife of Henry p. Kip, has been
granted decree of divorce by Judge
Pike at Reno, Nevada, on the ground
of desertion.
| Word has been received that Tim
Timlin, formerly of Goldield, Nevada,
has committed suicide at Chicago.
Timlin was owner of the Imperial sa-
loon and was also part owner of the
Monte Carlo at one time.
John Sheridan, who killed his wife
at Goldheld, Nevada, November 8,
1908, stabbing her through the side
with a breadknife while he was in
toxicated, has been convicted OF man
slaughter, after a trial extending over
several weeks.
Raymond Lloyd. aged 35, an insur-
ance agent, a Yale graduate In the
class of "a, committed suicide In
shabby room in Seattle by swallowing
an ounce OF carbolic acid. He was
respondent because of q fear that his
mind was failing.
l.. Taylor, tool dresser employed
at the mines. at Ely, Nevada, became
respondent and took a large dose OF
laudanum, after period of drinking.
Prompt restorative measures were
used by the mans companions and
he was soon out of danger.
Unless the territory of the Salmon
river basin In Idaho is divided to the
satisfaction of both the cattlemen and
sheepmen, war of serious nature
which may mean the destruction OF
many head of cattle and sheep, az
we'll as personal injury to owners, Ia
liable to break out.
Gilbert Noble, once the richest man
In Pueblo, Colo, his fortune being es.
timated at from 100000 to $1,000, 900.
died few days ago at the county poor
farm. He was lavish with his money
and at the time of his death had an
interest in large mine which was
tied up in litigation.
Range and weather conditions In
the vicinity of Buffalo, Wyo., are so
bad that flock masters are Offering
their sheep for sale at 81 per head.
These sheep could not have been pur.
chased six weeks ago. or before the
severe cold and snow set in, for less
than Sc per head.
The body of Mrs Rupp, wife of q
railroad employe, was found in the
Platte river, near her home in Denver
Her head had been smashed in by
blows from a heavy piece of Stag
few hours before attempted to force
his way into her house.
Albert Schefher, a, young stenog
rapher, was found hanging to a rafter
in the attic of his home In Denver by
his sister, who screamed for help, and
the young man was cut down prob
ably in time to save his life. Schef
fer came from Nebraska recently and
had been in bad health.
Mrs. Ellen Mack, who had been
working as a servant in several Seat
tie homes, is Mrs. Helene Foy Meal
lister, formerly of Chicago and Madi
son, Wis, possessor of fortune OF
, $150,000 and founder of an orphanage
and an old peoples home in Wiscon
sin, according to a Seattle newspaper
Mrs. Mack's husband and son were
drowned seventeen years ago, since
which time she has devoted her time
J to works of philanthropy.
Orville Snyder, who killed Arthur
Green near Junction Bar, Ore, in a
row on December "a, and who had
given himself up to the authorities,
was taken from deputy sheriff
Wuit Ou lllS way W the jail
early Monday morning, by five
masked men, who shot him to death.
Federal officers in Denver dragged
two Chinese out of their Derths in
Pullman sleepers and will send them
to San Francisco for deportation, They
allege the Orientals are members OF
the band of eight young Chinese who
swan the Rio Grande river several
night previous. six of them being cap.
tured in Dallas.