The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-09-23
.NewsStory
Of a Week
A COMPLETE HISTORY OF
WHAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING
THROUGHOUT TIE WORLD
lNIERMouNIAIN


Mrs. D. w. Garrett, forty-four years
old and wife Of a ranchman, near
Canon City, Colo, shot and killed her
six-year-old son, ID. W. Garrett jr.,
and her four-year-old daughter Juanita
and then turned the gun on herself.
All three died instantly.
Mrs. Thomas of Coalville, Utah,
died of dropsy after a lingering i'll
ness She was pioneer OF the sec
ton and was SO years old
A new plan for financing the Moi
fat road will be presented to the
stockholders, in October, at Denver,
Colo The road win possibly be ex-
tended to Salt Lake
Fred Caski, Andrew Perle and Nat
Jacobson, the miners who were i'm
prisoned in the Morning Star mine
at Leadville, Colo, for sixty hours,
were rescued Monday.
AS the result of a rife and shotgun
duel two miles from Thornton Wyo,
M, Whiteman Is dead and Edward
Roster is dying. Both men were
ranchers and they became involved
in a quarrel over fence lines.
Former Governor Brady of Idaho,
and Reilly Atkins, secretary OF the
Boise Commercial club, announce that
plans have been perfected for the run
ming of the Governors special to east
ern cities and land shows this fall.
Because the Cheyenne (Wyo) Street
Railway company ses fit to charge a
10-cent fare from Cheyenne to Fort D..
A. Russell, three miles distant. 700
soldiers from that military post one
day last week chartered a special
train and went to Denver to do their
monthly shopping.
All southern Idaho is bubbling over
with enthusiasm as result OF the as
surances given by Secretary of the In
terror Walter l.. Fisher that he pro-
poses to construe the reclamation
laws and the rules o. this department
in favor OF the settler, ID that where
1t is found that the laws work hard
ship on the settler he will do all in his
power W nave luS laws luOulhOu'
DOMESTIC
The Rev. DR.. John ]. Carson, mod
orator of the general assembly of the
Presbyterian church. will leave New
York October for visit to the
Presbyterian centers throughout the
country The mileage of the entire
trip will be over 1900 miles.
The crew Of the wrecked four
masted schooner Stella B. Koplan,
bound for Savannah, Ca, from Wash
ington, d. c., reached Norfolk with
out loss of life.
Nick M. Ellis, former cashier of the
Merchants and Mechanics bank, OF
Oklahoma City, returned from New
York and surrendered to the authors
ties.
The burning of the 2-year-old child
of e. G. Friday, farmer of lrodell
s. c., by her brother years old
came to light Monday, The Older
child deliberately ignited the clothing
of his baby sister.
Two persons were killed and q
third probably fatally injured when &
street car leaped from the tracks ant
plunged over 100-foot hill at Fifth
and Bluff streets Kansas City.
President Taft at Detroit on Mou
day plunged into the political phase
Of his long trip through the west am
delivered one of his set peechel
which may have a determining Ell
tect upon his future. Mr.. Taft chos
the trusts for his speech an,
outlined his position regarding thi
Issue. In a second speech, he al
swered the charge that he has use
patronage to further his own ends.
Eleanor Gladys Price, whose abduo
ton and thirty hours of captivity Il
the woods last week resulted in
manhunt lasting several days an
the subsequent arrest of Ed Davis
alleged to be an escaped Californi
prisoner, on Monday was married t
Frank Patterson at the latter
home near Snowflake, Man.
Frank Mulkern, promoter of tn
recent attempt at bout betwee
Packey Mcfarland and Ad Wolgas
in Milwaukee, has offered the prime
pals bout in San Francisco wit
the same conditions as the one
scheduled for Milwaukee,
Henry Siebert, 81 years old, &c
man writer and editor, took his lii
by shooting at Reading, Pa, Will
standing at the grave of his fir!
wife. He was married a second tim
year ago.
The Tradesmen's Trust ,compan
Of Philadelphia, with a capital
100000 and deposits when the la
repotr was made of 81 ,32S,0O0, close
Its doors Monday morning.
Nine persons We're killed and fou
teen injured, some of them seriousl
as the result of an accident during Il
closing miles of fifty -mlie automopi
race at the state fair track at Syr
cuse, N. ", on Saturday, when l.
Oldfields racing car left the track al
plunged through the crowd.
Two persons were killed, TWEEN
others injured and property dal
age of 100000 resulted early Mo
day from storm at Chicago, wifi
was remarkable combination
lightning, thunder, wind, rain al
hail.