The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-03-05
NORTHWEST NOTES

valley by HOODS winch cover the Ne
vada Central track several feet deep.
Telephone connection to the ex-
IRENE eastern portion of Montana was
established Thursday, when a new
The Western Ore Purchasing sam.
pier at Millers, Nevada, is to resume
operation at once after seven-month
shut down.
The jury, being unable to agree,
was discharged in the 100000 suit
of Mckay VS.. Francis Mohawk Min.
ing company at Goldfeld.
line built by the Montana Eastern
Telephone company was connected
with the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele.
phone exchange at Billings.
Ed Eckathorn, Midway miner at
Tonopah, Nevada, was seriously in
jured when he lost his footing and
fell thirty-five feet down a slope.
Mrs. Mae Talbot, recently acquit.
ted of the murder OF her husband at
Reno, Nevada, is to marry Thomas
Horn, San Jose, Cal, cattleman.
New pumps are now being installed
to unwater the lower levels of the
Comstock mines at Virginia City, Ne.
vada, which are again to be worked.
A private letter received at Carson,
Nevada, from Manila says that sew.
eral Japanese spies have recently
been shot there while attempting to
make fertilization drawings.
Striking machinists at Sparks, Ne.
vada, have been notified from union
Headquarters that their strike is not
sanctioned and they had best get
back to work, but as yet no move has
occurred in that direction.
One woman was killed and a mo.
torman was fatally injured and an.
other man seriously hurt in a COLI
sion in Denver between a Rock Isl
The motorman of the street car is
blamed for the accident.
Suit has been filed in the district
court at Carson City, Nevada, to test
the direct primary law, passed In Ne.
vada by the last legislature. The ac'
ton was brought by Henry Ritter,
wealthy brewer Of Reno, against Sec.
rotary of State w. G. Douglass.
Representatives Of firemen EN-
ployed on the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad notified General Manager
Horace Clark at Denver on Wednes.
day that demands, similar to those
presented by employees OF the other
railroads OF the country, will be pre-
sented to him within six weeks.
Mrs. Mena Given, one of Denver's
best known restaurant keepers, died
February % at a hospital. She was
famous because of report following
the assassination of President Gar.
field that she was the divorced wife
OF Charles J. .Guiteau, the assassin.
Mrs. Given never would confirm or
deny the report.
d. c. Heney, consulting engineer OF
the United States reclamation service
at Portland, Ore, and formerly OF Cali.
fornia, has rendered his resignation in
order to accept a more lucrative prac.
tice on general consulting work.
w. H. Hayes, charged with box car
robberies at Lovelock, Nevada, was
discharged "Sheeney" Morris and
Bill Davis were held to the grand
jury. Davis made a confession in
volving several Lovelock officers.
According to Humane officer Henry
o. Morris, or Pueblo, Colo, hundreds
OF cattle are dying on the range from
hunger, thirst, pneumonia and lack of
grazing on account of the great
amount of snow and cold weather.
Approximately 10000 acres Of land,
which is embraced in the Spokane,
the Warren and the LaChapelle ranch
es, a few miles east Of Helena, are to
be colonized this spring, the land to
be cut up into farm units of 100 acres
| eacn.
A warrant has been issued for the
arrest of Alexander II. J. Whitney, de
posed state boiler inspector, on q
charge of larceny of goods and chat
tells from the state OF Colorado. The
goods and chattels to which the war
rant refers are the records Of the
boiler inspectors.
Under a law enacted by the last
Colorado legislature Attorney Genera
Garrett at Denver is preparing to test
in court the right of the government
forestry service to collect conserva
ton charges from power companies
manufacturers, farmers and Others
using the mountain streams for power
purposes.
A Denver newspaper declares tha
Butch" Cassidy, the "Sundance Kid
and kid Curry" three outlaws
known all over the west and having