The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-07-07
vopTHWEST NOTES

'ls's ,ss talbot, for many years a
ha'p r, attorney OF Denver, died
Pl0 pnrt robinson, Neb, last week of
'.aenlng Of the brain, aged OIL.
i0 ayd peterson, well known
l ~ residing near Fortine, Mont,
Fan'u ,,,,ed suicide by taking strych-
co - dependency is believed to have
aduced the deed
robn sewerman, timberman en-
' l. the Bald Mountain mine at
p9.o,,vsville, Mont, was killed In
hs sewerman was about fifty
e ea,ys i age and had a large family
r.,otoy Francis E. Warren of Wyo-
md Miss Clara LIE Baron Nor
NUS aouphter of Mrs. John Sands
=. ~ Of New London, Conn., were
srlted in marriage in NV York City
On June 2S.
3. ~ unknown origin, starting in
!. raar of a saloon at hawthorne,
= Ss,.da caused a loss estimated at
y. ae An hawthorne is the county seat
'.'ss now county OF Mineral and has
.hout 300 population.
= Is reported that chinch bugs
anneared in the fields near Glas-
~ = Mont. The chinch bug is a de-
sr crop pest that within the
~ few years has wrought 100000
n ma worth Of damage.
no.rondent because he was unable
!. tnrow off his craving for drink, Jc-
~ Royle a miner at Butte, drank
\ large quantity of carbolic acid. He
- foupd dead in the room of lodg-
i - house by his partner.
Maurice Thompson, champion
rgbtweight of the northwest, and
Mickey NJ o'Brine of San Francisco
,onght ten fast rounds to draw at
pntte o'Brien's defense seemed to
lr,zla the Montana lad at times.
carl Cook, arrested by the chief of
,oice at Reno, Nevada, has admitted
4 q the chief that he is the man sought
4, brearing out of the Warren coun-
! NM iail following the robbery,
January 80, of the Swan Creek bank.
n plan is on foot for an observatory
nm m, summit of Pixies Peak, which
u will be equipped for the study OF the
II effects of high altitude on the human
Il organisni. The iTea was originally
4 moposed by Yale and Oxford medical
experts.
Surrounded by relatives and friends
aAunty" Emily Brookfield recently eel
pbrsted her 91st birthday at Boulder,
Colo. She is one of the oldest and
best known pioneers of Boulder coun-
", having been a resident of Boulder
since 1885,
Grand lodge, district No. 2, B'Nai
Il BRith, at its concluding session in
Denver, adopted unanimously a reso-
luton protesting against the action
H of the Russian government in refus-
ing to honor passports of American
Il citizens of Jewish faith.
81 Thomas King, trumpeter in Troop
n 7, First cavalry, Fort Yellowstone, Vel
NJ lOWstOne Park, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the heart
II King left two notes, one to his moth
er and another unaddressed was pin
ned to his shirt, which stated thai
he was tired of life.
II George Barnes, a pioneer attorney
Il Of Crook county, was shot dead in the
steet at Canyon City, Ore. George
M Anderson, a leading resident Of Can
RI gon City, is under arrest charged will
u murder. Barnes, it is reported, re
" Gently defeated Anderson in a will
contest and is said to have been An
NJ oerson's successful rival in a love al
n fair
Probably the most unique garden
II this section of the country is tina
II J. V. Crone of Greeley, Colo
Which is devoted to the breeding o
loads as well as the raising of garden
TUCK. Mr.. Crone has caught hun
afeds of toadS and put them on hi
pace. He declares they are the wors
enemy Of the fly and says that tn
une will come when people will dc
mesucate them for the purpose o
n nOdlng their premises of flies.
n Henry Tong, about 60 years old. on
me pioneer Chinese of Montana
ommltted hari-kari at Butte. H
ufoVe a knife into his abdomen foul
II Seh times, gouging and turnin
around the blade until he had pune
ured the walls of his abdomen sey
enteen times
walking along the Great Norther
NacS near Luper. Mont, an unknown
Iaa was run down by train and il
S3ntly Killed. When the engineer say
ue man he was walking toward tn
rppoaehing train reading a pamphle
- ald not notice the train until
~ amost upon him, and then, ev
.eutly losing his head, he jumped i
u0at Of the engine.
NO member of the Industrla
sOrAers Of the World anywhere i
U nation will work more than eigh
Su's per day after May 1, 1912" i