The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-04-23
NORTHWEST NOTES

Denver continues To be awe WIN
rumors that Edwin Hawley is to take
over the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
road.
Struck by a westbound passenger
train at Wamsutter, Wyo., julius Ar
not of Rock Springs lost a leg under
the wheels of the locomotive and was
otherwise injured.
Twins were born Wednesday night
in the Denver county jail to Mrs EN-
ma Jet, who is charged with the MUIR
| der of her husband. She will be
placed on trial for her life as soon as
her condition will permit
The last shot on the great Gunnison
| tunnel which President Taft dedicat-
ed last September, was fired on April
II, and the only work that remains to
complete the enterprise, which will
| irrigate the Uncompaghre valley, is
the concreting.
The noted Sisters hospital at Reno.
Nevada, has decided to admit limit
ed number of young ladies with proper
references for training as professional
nurses. Upon the completion of a
be awarded graduates.
Mrs. Alice f. Koch, wife of laun.
dryman of Pueblo, is believed to be
the heiress to an immensely wealthy
estate in the Island of Martinique.
and in addition a princess of French
and Spanish extraction related to the
celebrated Empress Josephine.
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funct Oregon Trust and Savings COM
pany, of Portland, pleaded guilty to
a charge of accepting deposit after
he knew the bank was insolvent.
Moore was fined $l,000-more than
enough to pay the cost of prosecution.
Speeding eastward at the rate of
sixty miles an hour, Burlington pas.
senger train. collided with an extra
freight train at Tousa, Mont. Brake
man Patterson of the freight crew
was instantly killed. and Freight Con-
ductor Jackson suffered two broken
legs.
From reliable sources it is learned
that the Oregon Short Line has a
corps of surveyors running line
which is ultimately planned to con.
meet the Short Line at Granger, Wyo.,
with the Southern Pacific extension
from Lordsburg, N. NJ, to Durango,
Colo
Miss Frances Dyer Clark, daughter
of Senator Clark Of Wyoming, was
married to George Hobart Chapman
of Wyoming in Washington on April
Of ~
senators and public men attending the
wedding. The couple will live in Wyo-
ming.
George Z. Kingsley, Spokane
chemist, claims to have perfected a
process of manufacturing white lead
direct from ore, thus eliminating
smelling with its wastes and expense,
He has interested capital and will
erect plant at Atlas, Idaho, near
Spokane.
After a search that lasted several
years and covered many states, H. l..
} Peake, acting for |. c. Brewer, said
to be wealthy manufacturer of San
dusky, o., has secured possession at
Everett, Wash, of Curtis Brewer, the
1O-year-old son of Brewer and his di-
vorced wife.
There was veritable slaughter OF
tramps when twenty-five freight cars
went into the ditch near Spokane.
About twenty tramps had boarded the
train. The bodies of three have been
recovered, seven badly injured are in
hospital, and it is said five or six
are still under the wreck.
Prospects for record wheat crops I'm
the northwest states are more likely
to be realized this season than during
any similar period in the history of
the country, and, taking all things into
consideration, there is every indication
that the farmers in the Inland Empire
will harvest more grain than ever be.
fore.
The news comes from Lovelock, Ne
vada, that man and three horses
were drowned In the river sloughs
nine miles below Browns and about
twenty miles from Lovelock. The
horses, with the rig upside down,
were found in the river, with indica.
tons that they had been there for
about two weeks.
At the city election in Dillon, Mont
the voters decided in favor of permit
ting the saloons to continue in bust
ness.
Matthew Matson, aged 35, whose
home was in Cumberland, Wyo., was
found dead in & rooming house in Salt
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