The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-07-16
NORTHWEST NOTES

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Farming Congress will be held at Spo,
kane, Wash. October SO, 1910
The mail service into Bullion a
mining camp some thirty miles from
Elko, Nevada, has been reduced from
once week to once every two weeks.
The Denver fire and police board
has denied the petition of Juvenile
court and Citizens union representa-.
tives to forbid the exhibition here of
the Jeffries-Johnson fight pictures.
The Denver fire and police board
has denied the petition of Juvenile
court and Citizens union representa-
tives to forbid the exhibition there
Of the Jeffries-Johnson fight pictures.
During practice polo game at
Glenwood Springs, Colo, F. II. A,
Lyle was struck by a broken mallet
head which destroyed the sight of his
left eye. Lyle is one of the leading
polo players of the country.
The grain crops in Montana and the
western portion of the Dakotas, which
are not receiving irrigation water, are
literally dried up and shrivelling in
the fields, according to statement is.
sued by the reclamation service.
Death Valley Scotty' is to the
good again and attended the big fight
at Reno on July 4. He is now a full
hedged resident of Humboldt county,
Nevada, and his mine in the Humboldt
range is rapidly putting him on his
feet again.
H. Thayer Hornberg, travelling
medical practitioner was sentenced
to two years in San Quentin peniten-
tiary by Judge Hughes of Sacramento
on the charge of obtaining money UNI
der false pretenses in the treatment
of patients.
Charles Guyer, the nine-year-old son
OF T. Guyer, an employee of the Flor
ence & Cripple Creek railroad, was
instantly killed at Cripple Creek,
Colo, when he came in contact with
live wire while playing on the roof of
a livery stable.
Montana has law forbidding the
portraying Of any felony on moving
picture machines. and as prize fights
ocme within that category in Mon.
tana, it is probable the Jeffries-John.
son pictures will be barred by prac.
tically all Of the county attorneys.
f. c. Mcdonald and w. Il. Martin,
enumerators in the recent census at
Great Falls, were arraigned in the
federal court at Helena on Wednes-
day under indictments charging false
returns. Judge Rasch fixed July 16
as the time for receiving their pleas.
Buried under tons of rock in an ore
chute. the body of George T. Martin,
a leaser, was found in the Chicago and
Cripple Creek tunnel at Cripple Creek,
Colo, by his brother Baxter Martin.
Death is supposed to have resulted
from premature explosion of dyna.
mite.
Mayor Joseph Simon of Portland
will permit the exhibition of the JEFF.
fries-Johnson fight pictures in Port
land. Mayor Simon said: 81 cannot
see that the displaying of the pictures
is any worse than the printing of the
minute details of the fight in the
newspapers"
Adolph Heller, aged SO, a retired
packer and former member of the Chi
cago board of trade, died in a Seattle
hospital, July 6, after an operation
on his ear He was on his way home
from an extended trip in California
when stricken. He retired from ac'
tive business several years ago.
Bozeman is to have a new city park
The finance committee OF the city
council has been appointed to look
into the proposition of purchasing
block in the center of town and max
ing it into public park.
The three-year-old daughter of MI
and Mrs. John Karr Of Butte, admin.
istered a fatal dose q poison to heI
14-months-old brother. The little girl
had taken great interest in her bro
Their, who was sick, and got hold OF
bottle of carbolic acid which she
gave the babe.
Mrs. George Hart wife of the NAH
who fired the rife shot into frame
building in which was stored a guam
tity of giant powder, at Boulder Mont
Is still lowering between life and
death. Miss Within, another of the
victims of the explosion, is also in a
critical condition.
Lazy Boy, a Biackfoot Indian, &C
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