The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-11-24
NORTHWEST NOTES

Salt Lake City, in all probabfrtv
VIII entertain the next Convention ~
'he American Apple Congress- wbicb
@aJourned its sessions for this vea-
at denver on Thursday.
The Great Northern psir,vo,, ..-
pahy announces that there is a stard.
ing reward Of $4,000 for the arc,
ana conviction Of any person boldins
up ana robbing any of ,heir trains
Inc Mountain States TeIanbo,o
aug Telegraph company has purcbas,
60 the kemmerer and Big Pfney TeIe-
pAone company, operating G25 miles
Id the western portion Of Wyoming
RoOert c. Cool. a retired IIIfno,s
FARMER aged "A, slipped on the sro,,
m crossing a Great Northern traak
At Spokane, and was decapitated NV
an empty mail car which was betng
/ switched. "7'N
Nlckola Sanchelli, 10 Years old
Killed his father some time Tbprs5o1
night at Miles City. Mont bv sboSt
Ing him in the breast with revoIrer
he then escaped and has not bee1
seen since. ~ '77'i
1t is reported that all kinds n,
lFelght is accommodating at PaIfsada
ana mat practically all of it may be
neid until the Eureka & PaIisade road
mas been reconstructed, the contrsct
ior which important work has haan
let. ''' "e9n
Former Vice-President G. w Fair.
banks OF indianapolis was the princi.
pal speaker at monster mass meet.
ing held at Helena for the purpose of
lnaugurating a 100000 building cam.
palgn for the Montana WESLEYAN mi.
versity. 49, U--'
Meager details have been received
OF double shooting ARRAY which or.
Cured last week at Melville, Mont
IN which Joseph Brannin, deputy
Sheriff. was killed and a man whose
name is believed to be Jackson was
wounded
An empty passenger train returning
TO Livingston, Mont, struck a work
train at Spy's Rock, three miles west
OF Pipestone, killing six men who
were riding in the caboose of the
trelght train. Four of the bodies
were cremated in the wreck.
Seven men employed in driving a
log raft on the head waters of the
Lewis river, twenty-five miles from
Woodland, Wash, were drowned
Thursday, by the overturning of their
boat. Six of the thirteen were carried
by the swiftly running waters to the
shore.
Judge Thomas F. Moran of the
Second judicial district court of Ne
vada, has been made the defendant
in an action filed at Reno by Thomas
E. Kepner, local attorney. The com
plant states that Judge Moran is in.
debted TO the plaintiff in the sum Of
s2s9.99 for legal services rendered.
Detectives of the Consolidated
Mines company at Goldfeld have ar
rested E. J. Jameson and Otto Lissy,
on account of collecting about three
tons of ore valued at $1,000. which
they delivered to the Western Ore
Purchasing company and which, it is
alleged, had been stolen from the
Jumbo mine of the Consolidated.
J. NJ. Smith, formerly a leader of
the Industrial Workers of the World,
convicted with John Preston of hav-
ing murdered John Silva, a restaur-
ant keeper at Goldfeld during the Ia
Dor troubles there four years ago,
has been paroled at a special session
of the board of pardons. Preston's
application for a pardon was denied
Suit for $4,000 damages was filed
at Dillon, Mont, against the Oregon
Short Line Railroad company and
Edward Hughes, a passenger engi-
neer, because a train was not stopped
at a nag station to take on board a
man and his wife, in order that the
woman might be rushed to a Butte
hospital The woman died, and the
suit resulted.
The dead body of a man % years
of age, evidently a Russian, was tax
en- from a westbound train at Fort
Benton. MOul- II Is UCA1SfCO Tic man
was placed on the train while suffer
ing from acute pneumonia.
A corner on Nevada potatoes, &C
cording to many reports received in
Reno, is now being attempted by a
number of prominent men of that city.
It is stated that one buyer has already
secured over $4,000 worth Of pota-
.oes.
Richard Cormack of Miles City, Ga |
years old, went hunting a week ago, |
and, not returning, search was IN /
stituted. His body was found Mon |
day. He had lost his way and was |
frozen to death in the storm Of last !
week.
Juro Jovichevich. a Butte miner.
was found guilty by a jury at Boul- /
der. Mont. of the murder OF John Bos- !
som and Mike Sperro during the hold /
M at Pipestone Springs August Is /
last. and sentenced to life in the state
penitentiarys |
Farmers in the neighborhood OF !