The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-11-05
NORTHWEST NOTES

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A. Johnson in Portland on June 20
last, has been sentenced to be hanged
at Salem on December Is.
Five laborers were killed and
twenty-one injured on Wednesday, in
q collision between a runaway work
car and fiat car on the United Rail.
way company's line about twenty
miles northwest of Portland. The
men were all foreigners.
After shooting Peter Arnold, a
wealthy sheepman, on a ranch ten
miles west of La Junta, Colo, Will
liam Hardesty, foreman for a rival
ranch, probably saved Arnold's life by
binding up his wounds to keep him
from bleeding to death.
A dispatch from Jarbdge, Nevada,
says r. L. Pope shot and killed Edgar
Jaspard, commonly known as
Frenchie. The shooting occurred out
in the Crater district, where, it is al
legged, "Frenchie" had jumped some
claims formerly located by Pope.
City Clerk II. E. Christi of Reno,
Nevada, has been placed under ar.
rest on complaint of Chief of Police
Burke, charging embezzlement of
city funds. Bail is fixed at $4,000,
and he is in custody of an officer.
John j. Seaton of Vancouver, Wash,
for twenty-five years employed as
forage master at Vancouver barracks.
has been arrested, charged with hav-
ing issued false receipts for forage.
The warrant was sworn t; by Captain
Clifford Game, quartermaster.
Standing in front of a monument in
Odd Fellows cemetery in Los An.
geles, Henry MCGEE, a resident Of
Helena, Mont, and former sheriff
of Jefferson county, Mont, fired bull.
let into his brain. He died short
time later In the receiving hospital.
An attempt was made at night to
blow up the house of Alderman Albert
Thomas in the town of Hartville,
Wyo. Dynamite placed at the rear
door shattered the porch, windows
and furniture, but Alderman Thomas,
his wife and children were uninjured.
In an effort to defend her employ.
er's property, Rose Leighton, a 10
year-old servant girl in the house
hold Of Robert Adams, at Fruita,
Colo, was twice beaten into uncon-
seriousness late Thursday by two
masked men who entered the house
intent on robbery.
In Do rin
In the Tacoma Jail for burglary, cut
cards to see which should plead guilty
to a charge of burglary and take the
blame for their joint crime. Daily
lost, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced
to one year in the state reformatory
Boss won, went to trial, and drew a
five year sentence. After his fate had
been pronounced, Boss told of the pris
on pact.
A human skull and some bones was
found near the crematory in Butte by
boys. The skull is that OF man or
woman about 10 years of age. The
officers are investigating.
Thrown from a horse she was rid
ing, the six-year-old daughter of o.
II. Junod, living near Virginia City,
Mont, was XII led, the animal STUN.
bling and falling on the child.
While playing hide.and-seek under
meath a sidewalk in Butte, two boys
found the dead body of a six months
old infant. 1t was apparent that
death had occurred only a few hours
previous.
Admiral Deweys old steamer "a
fro, which carried the coal supply for
the American fleet at the battle of
Manila bay, has been sold to the Mex
lean government, bill of sale made
out to Mexican officials having been
deposited in escrow by the Golfers
owner, j.. w. Zeeve, of. Seattle.
w. Fitzgerald, who buncoed several
persons at Kalspell, Mont, by de.
airing he was sent out by the state
central committee to arrange dates
for Republican speakers, has been
brought back from Minneapolis for
trial on the charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses.
Almond Post, w. f. Gil,e and Ash
ton Watson, the boys who dynamited
a bunk house containing fourteen
sleeping Japanese at Gate City,
Wash, pleaded guilty and were SEN
fenced to not less than one year IN
the reformatory at Monroe Frank
Hooven, arrested in connection with
the crime, was discharged.
Two young men, while hunting rab'
bits near Helena, encounterNd hui
man skull, and, on investigation
found the remainder of the skeleton
nearby under a small tree, to which
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