The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-07-09
NORTHWEST NOTES

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from the firm. Barnard has con.
fessed his shortage.
Charles A. Farrell, deputy sheriff,
blew his brains out while sitting be.
fore large mirror at Missoula, Mont.
The previous day Farrell had led a
party in pursuit of a lunatic, and 1t
Is supposed the heat affected his
mind
Lucius w. Hoyt, president OF the
Colorado Bar association and dean Of
the law department of Denver univer.
sity. died in Denver, June 20, after a
brief illness. He was a member of
the general council of the American
Bar association.
The squirrels have been playing
havoc with the wheat fields in the
White River valley in Nevada. About
five hundred acres of wheat have been
totally destroyed. and the loss to far.
mers in that neighborhood will amount
to several thousand dollars.
Genoa, the county seat of Douglass
county, Nevada, was almost complete
ly destroyed by fire on June 20. The
loss is estimated at over 100000. &c.
noa is the oldest town in Nevada,
being the first white settlement on
that side of the Sierra Nevada noun.
tains.
Periodically the question arises as
to whether or not Chinese can be
naturalized. 1t may be: said now that
Chinaman cannot be naturalized. A
Chinese born of Chinese parents in
this country requires no naturaliza.
ton: he has acquired his rights by
birth.
George II. Parker. fiscal agent for
the United Wireless Telegraph com.
pany for the territory west of the
Mississippi river, has been arrested
at Seattle on federal warrant charg.
ing the use of the mails to defraud,
Mr.. Parker was released under $40, 900
bonds.
While In some localities in Montana
there will be short crops, because of
failure of farmers closely to follow
the prescribed dry farming methods,
the acreage, especially of wheat, is
the largest in the states history. On
the whole. the yield will be quite sat.
isfactory.
Immediately upon his release on
Tuesday on parole from the Colo
RADIO penitentiary, John r. Godding,
the former banker of Rocky Ford.
was rearrested, charged with accept.
Ing deposits after he knew his bank
was insolvent He will be taken to
the La Junta Jail. =
While nearly a score OF bathers
were swimming around him., uncon.
scious Of his predicament, George ID.
Bowe, age 81, law graduate of the
University of Washington, class OF
1910, sank in the swimming pool at
the Luna park pleasure resort at Seat.
tie and was drowned.
Carlos Archuleta, a mail carrier,
after shooting and seriously wounding
Mrs. Juanita Gallegos, with whom he
had been living at Vermejo Park, N
NJ, and witnessing the burning of her
ten.year-old daughter, committed sui.
eide. The child's clothing caught fire
from lamp overturned by the muir.
derer.
The United States army transport
Buford sailed from Seattle on Wed.
nesday for Alsaka with 500 officers
and men of the Sixteenth infantry.
The regiment will be stationed at
various ports in Alaska. 1t formerly
was divided between Fort Crook,
Neb., and Fort Logan II. Root, Ar.
kansas.
Poisoned by eating wild dogwood
berries, little jeanette Campagni, 8
years old, died at her parents home
in Seattle. Norman and Roy Root
ney, aged 8 and Z, have been in a ser.
ious condition and are just recover
ing and four other children were
made sick by eating berries in the
same patch.
Under instructions from the war
department, an order has issued per-
hitting the negro soldiers of the
rwenty-fifth United States infantry,
stationed at Fort Lawton, near Seat.
tie. to leave the reservation. This is
the first time the soldiers have been
allowed liberty since June 4, WIN q
woman was attacked by soldier.
One morning recently Peter Jacob
son, living near Gardnerville, Nevada,
went out to the pump to get some wa.
ter. and was dumfounded to find water
running from the pump-artesian wa.
ter from drilled well. 1t is supposed
the recent earthquake started the ar.
tesian flow.
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