The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-10-22
NORTHWEST NOTES

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100000 acres. the department of
the interior has added 10000 acres
of land to the enlarged homestead por.
tion Of Wyoming.
While participating in football
scrimmage with a number of girl
friends at Reno, Nevada, Lucia Blan.
chard, 10 years of age, had both bones
in her right arm fractured below the
elbow.
Four masked men, heavily armed,
rode into Proctor, Colo, shot up the
town, dynamited the State bank of
Proctor, and escaped after a running
fight with citizens. They got no
money.
At the annual meeting of stockhold-
ers of the Union Pacific, held in Salt
Lake City, fifteen directors were elect
ed. All of the old directors we're
chosen to succeed themselves with
one exception.
A charge of murder has been placed
against Dr. Frederick w. Wiehmann
at Reno, Nevada. The charge follows
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believed the woman's death was due
to a criminal operation.
Chief Justice Robert w. Steele of
the supreme court of Colorado, who
was stricken with apoplexy Septem.
Der 81, and recently had shown i'm.
provement, has suffered a relapse and
his death occurred October IL.
Miss Sarah Beggs, IS years old,
night telegraph operator at Crewes,
Colo, was attacked by negro while
on her way to work at night, and
choked into unconsciousness. If the
negro is captured he will undoubtedly
be lynched
The Socialists OF Montana came
near not getting their nominees on
the state ticket, because the ticket
was not presented for filing on the
official ballot within the thirty-day
limit preceding election, as fixed by
the statutes.
Representatives of practically every
commercial organization in Washing
ton, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Brit
ish Columbia are expected to attend
the first live wire convention under
the auspices of the national apple
show in Spokane on November IA.
Crazed from an overindulgence in
booze, Tharos Pou,akidas, Greek,
went on a rampage In one of the sa-
looms in Riepetown, Nevada, and at
tempted to kill two different persons
with whom he came in contact, but
was finally overpowered and placed in
Jail.
After spending twenty-four hours
in prospect shaft at Goldfield, where
he had fallen, w. A. Redding was
found by woman who heard his
cries for help. Redding, who is 60
years of age, fell in the shaft while
walking across the country in the
dark.
In simultaneous accidents on widely
separated levels of the Leonard mine
at Butte, James Lunn and William
Mellow met instant death. The man
ner of Mellow's death is a mystery
and will probably always, be one, but
isuhh, Will ihlo q
missed hole and was blasted.
In order that the body of George
w. Christy, which has been lying in
an undertaking establishment at Boul.
der, Colo, since September IL last,
may be buried, Mrs. Georgiana VIM,
Christys sister, has postponed her
fight on a codcil of the dead mans
will in the California courts.
That the grand prize motor race
which was called off in New York Is
wanted at Cheyenne, is made clear in
letter sent w. X. Vanderbilt by the
Cheyenne Motor club The club offers
the use of a four-mile circular track,
in view of a large grand stand, and
promises that it will be policed by
United States troops.
Frank X. Culbertson, first vice-presi.
dent OF the Spokane chamber of com.
merce, who made a fortune In mining
operations in the Occur d'Alene dis
trict in northern Idaho, has taken a
life insurance policy for 100000, nam
ing as the beneficiary the department
store of which he is president.
H. w. Montgomery, a well known
real estate man of Fort Worth. Tex,
has been arrested in Seattle by oper'
lives of a private detective agency
upon a charge of forgery. Nontgom-
cry, who left Fort Worth several
months ago, is said to have swindled
the banks of Fort Worth out of S4O,'
900.
Forty thousand people attended the
Montana State fair at Helena. The