The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-08-27
NORTHWEST NOTES


serve, Idaho, are gaining Roadway.
Advices from Washington say that
the District of Columbia has started
a crusade against flies and is Offering
a bounty Of cents hundred for
them.
Representatives Of various trade
unions of Montana met at Great Falls
Monday, when the Montana Fedora
ton of Labor opened its seventeenth
convention.
Because an aged Greek would not
donate $40 per month to them, John
and Tom Bendias nearly beat him to
death at Ely, Nevada. They were
captured and are serving Jail sen.
fences.
The governors Of the western states
discuss conservation matters, prelimi.
nary to the meeting OF the national
conservation congress.
Glenn II. Curtiss, the well known
aviator, has closed contract with
the Montana state fair management
W 6lNc udiiy ShnlDlliohb dI EIcithd
this fall during the fair.
After driving with one hand team
of bronchos for forty miles on a
stormy night, Alfred Villa delivered
the body of his dead brother to his
parents near Tucson, Ariz. Thursday
night.
Tomo Tomick, a miner, was shot
and killed by an unknown man In a
saloon at Ration, N. NJ, while an ac'
complete of the murderer held his
arms. Both the murderer and accom-
plice escaped
Thursday at Weiser. Ida, e. L.
Heigho, president of the Pacific and
Idaho & Northern railroad, was held
for trial in the district court on the
charge of manslaughter. He was re-
leased on $4,000 bail.
William Johnson and Alva Cornell,
colored men, rescued from a mob at
Manitou, after Johnson had insulted
white woman on street car, are be
Ing held on charges Of assault and OF
resisting an officer.
Settlers on the big creek OF the st
Joe river In the Occur d'Alene dis
trict, Idaho, are reported to have beer
driven from their homes by the raw
ages of forest fires, and Joseph Bur
zinsky and wife are missing.
The Salt Lake delegates to the
national encampment Of Spanish-Am
erican war veterans at Denver. Aug
1881, are instructed to vote for The
odore Roosevelt for national com
mander.
Charles Jacobs trapped 1900
pound bear on the mountains east OF
Layton, Utah. Mr.. Jacobs is herdins
sheep for Graham & Williams anO
this is the third bear he has killed
this summer.
An unknown man was ground ia
pieces by a Union Pacific train on
Scion Hill, Wyo Pieces of the body,
scattered along the track for distance
OF so yards were gathered up in bas'
ket.
Five hunder representatives of the
deaf mutes of Canada, Austria, Ger
many, China England and America
are in session at Colorado Springs on
the occasion of the third worlds
congress of deaf mutes.
Representatives Of the Spreckles
Sugar Refining company OF California
are busy in the vincinity of Price Sc
curing options on local property for
the purpose OF erecting beet sugar
factory there,
Two women, mother and daughter,
were arrested at 430 this afternoon
at the Broadway department store
and locked up for shoplifting. The
elder gave the name Of Mrs. e. Mar
tin when arrested. She subsequently
| admitted that her name is Mrs B. b.
Wilson.
That If there was any padding OF
| the census, the Great Falls chamber
Of commerce is responsible, will be
the defense raised by Joseph Thomp-
son. former enumerator. whose trial
started in the federal court Wednes-
day on a charge of having made false.
| fictitious and fraudulent returns In
| the figures returned by him.
Accompanied by Sheriff James Got.
ter of Canon City, Colo, and Detec-
tive Snodgrass and DIARY of the
Santa Fe railroad, G. NJ. Greenbush,
who was arrested at Portland, Ore,
last week, passed through Ogden Mon
day on his way to Canon City, where
he will be tried for the wrecking OF
a Santa Fe train at Fowler, Colo, in
1903.
Forest fires in the northwest, threat