The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-06-11
NORTHWEST NOTES

John Fenlon, merchant OF River.
side, Colo, was shot and dangerously
wounded In his store by an uniden.
tilted tramp who had attempted to
hold up Fenlon.
The sawmill and 100000 feet of
lumber OF the South Fork Lumber
company at North Bend, seventy miles
east OF Seattle, were burned June /.
The loss was 100000.
On Memorial day the school chill
dren Of Reno. Nevada. gathered on
the banks OF the Truckee river and
sent flowers floating on the stream
In memory Of those whose graves are
In the sea.
w. M. Hardwlck, a brakeman on the
Union Pacific, was killed near Black
Butte, Wyo.. on June 1. 1t Is under.
stood that Hardwick was struck by
bridge while riding on top OF
freight train.
While his wife was struggling des.
perately to get the weapon away from
him, Jacob Hinermond of Colorado
Springs blew out his own brains with
rifle. Ill health is thought to have
caused his arrangement.
A disastrous fire. which practically
destroyed the village of Inglis. Ore,
also wiped out the sawmills and lum
Der yards belonging to the company
at that point. The loss to the com
pany will be about 100000.
Jack" Owens. sheriff of Nye coun
ty, one OF Nevada's best known and
most efficient officers, has disap.
peared. For three weeks he has
been away from his office In Tono.
pah, and his friends fear foul play.
During drunken quarrel in one OF
the Cherry Creek, Nevada, saloons. II
Is reported that John Ryan, an old
time resident Of that community, had
chunk bitten out of his right cheek
by Frank Clements, drunken miner.
The right Of club incorporated for
social purposes or other similar or.
ganizations to dispense liquor to its
members and guests without going
through the Formally of first obtain. |
Ing a retail liquor license Is being |
tested In the Nevada courts.
AS the result of a dog fight at
Mont. John Oberweiser Is
dead and Walter Il. Scott. who is al
legged to have struck him in the face
with his fist, is charged with man.
slaughter. Oberweiser is said TO
have interfered In the fight, this In.
Scott.
Professor H. Howe, instructor in
the University of Nevada and head OF
The university high school, was killed
BY the heat while working on resi-.
lence which he was building for him.
self at Reno. Nevada. Professor
Howe was rs years old and had been
enjoying good health.
Lorenzo lacomo, boy II years OF
ago. who has been employed at the
'anch of w. II. Smith in Newark val.
ey, Nevada, had the bridge of his
nose fractured, the upper jaw bone
broken In several places. and his up,
Der lip badly lacerated by being
Kicked in the face by a bronco.
The realty holdings of the late
Thomas +. Walsh In Colorado amount
ID to $249,60O, according to the in
'entory filed by the executors of the
estate of the county court at Little
on. The figures are those at which
dr. Welsh acquired the various hold
ngs In Colorado and do not represent
he actual value.
Mrs. Gunjiro Aoki. formerly Miss
emery, daughter of Arch Deacon
emery of the Episcopal diocese OF
california, who, despite the pleadngs
If her parents and friends, married
Japanese year ago. is now living in
larson City, Nevada, and when she
las established legal residence, will
ue for divorce
The sealed complaint for divorce
lied about month ago at Reno, Ne,
ada, by Margaret Emerson McKim
against Smith Hollis McKim of Bal
more, was opened on Tuesday. The
complaint alleges that McKim has &C
Iuired gross drunkenness since 1903
md is unable, by reason of this, to
'rovide for his wife
Nels A. Carlson, well known man
II Butte, was instantly killed near
elk Park, Mont, by an automobile be.
ng driven by him overturning and
alling down a tenfoot embankment.
lack O'Neil, superintendent of the
anaconda, Neversweat and st. Law.
ence mines, with family, was in the
ar, but all escaped serious injury.
The coroner's jury summoned to in.
uire into the death OF Roy Blackford,
Who died In the bull pen at the city
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