The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-10-21
NewsStory
of a Week
A COMPLETE HISTORY OF
WHAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
INTERMouNTAIN

ernacle at Salt Lake on Tuesday.
Western woolgrowers will be inter
ested in the new bulletin just is
sued by the forestry service on the
value of coyote-proof Enclosures in
connection with range-lambing
grounds. The bulletin gives the ex-
perience of F. H. Taylor of Mancos,
Colo, whose fences cost him $412
per mile, but who AYERS he has
more than saved the cost of these
Enclosures in three years through
lambs saved
The second session of the sixth in
ternational dry farming congress at
Colorado Springs on Tuesday followed
a meeting of the farmers institute
The feature of the day was the con-
vening of the first international con-
gress of farm women. More than 100
women from twenty-one states reg
istered.
The battleship Oregon will sail from
the Bremerton, Wash. navy yard on
October "a on her first cruise since
having been rebuilt at cost of more
than $1,000,000. She will participate
in the Pacific fleet maneuvers at San
Pedro
Frank F. Young, grandson of Brig
ham Young, and we'll known Salt
Lake man, was stabbed in the back
and dangerously wounded in a Colo
RADIO Midland dining car, Monday af-
ternoon AS the train was nearing
Manitou, Mr.. Young attempted to
stop fight between a cook and a
waiter
Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, is
making a determined effort to get the
1912 session of the international dry
farming congress. Monday 200 boost
ers from that district arrived at Colo
RADIO Springs and at once launched a
vigorous campaign. The Canadians
have the largest exhibit at the con-
gress.
Il am as innocent of the crime as
the child unborn" declared Pat Quirk
when Judge Donlan asked him if he
had anything to say why sentence
should not be imposed upon him for
robbing saloon at Butte.
DOMESTIC
Troy and Elias Hatfield. two of
the Hatfield family of feudists, liv-
ing near Fayetteville, w Va, were
reported killed Tuesday Another
man, Geromie, an Italian, also is said
to have been killed.
Judge c. A. De Courcy of Law
renee, Mass, justice of the superior
court of Massachusetts, in an adj
dress before the American Prison as
ISOLATION at Omaha, pointed out that
the United States was conspicuous
for the great number of unpublished
murderers.
Attorneys representing creditors of
Mrs. Edna Goodrich Goodwin. former
wife of Nat G. Goodwin, the actor,
have filed attachment papers at Los
Angeles upon about $250000 worth of
the California property ohldings OF
Goodrich. ba
1t is announced at Yale that the
faculty of the scientific school will put
their entire freshman class of nearly
500 men on probation until after the
Christmas holidays, as result of re-
cent disorders.
All railroads are forbidden by the
Interstate commerce commission to
cancel contracts with other roads
when such action will result in a raise
of freight rates. The decision fol
lowed the investigation of the North.
ern Pacific's increase of eastbound
lumber rates from Oregon and Wash
ington points on the Tacoma eastern
railroads. Z : $50 ~
Judge Russell of the court of ap
peals of Georgia now a candidate TO!
governor, has just issued an address
to the people favoring a return to
local option.
Three persons were injured when
Southern Pacific train was wrecked
forty miles east of Ell Paso, Texas.
Burglars dynamited the vault of
the Planters bank at GAINESVILLE, Va,
and after a pistol battle escaped with
what is believed to be large amount
of money.
Nathan Lacey, a negro, who it is
charged attacked Mrs. Thomas Cox
at her home near Forest City, Ark
was taken from the local prison by a
mob and lynched
1t is reported that George McDer
moth, his wife and five children, per
ished while attempting to drive
across the Mojave desert in Inyo
county, California, having drank Of
one of the numerous poison spring:
in that section.
In the cathedral at Baltimore OF
Sunday, James, Cardinal Gibbons
archbishop of Baltimore, received no
mage from illustrious prelates ant
laymen from both this country ant
foreign lands, the occasion being TIL
ecclesiastical celebration of the car
dinal's dual jubilee.
A call for the nineteenth annua
National Irrigation congress was sen
out from Chicago on the 18th.
will be held in Chicago from Decem
Der 5 to 8. Delegates from eacl
state, city and town in the Uniol
have been invited