The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-11
NewsStory
of a Week
A COMPLETE HISTORY OF
WHAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
lNreRMouNTAlN

forest reserve are investigating
charges of hunting guides at Living
ston, Mont, and near Yellowstone
park to the effect that sheep have
eaten off the range around the north
ern boundary of Yellowstone park.
keeping the big game of Wonder
land away from the range.
That ten-year-old Bessie Whit
tiker. daughter of A. o. Whitaker of
Heber City, Utah, will recover from
the effects of an accident eight
weeks ago when she was badly burn
ed by the explosion or a gasoline
stove. is due to the heroism and
self-sacrifice of FIVE boys of Salt
Lake City, who have suffered the re-
moval from their arms and legs of a
sufficient quantity of skin to cover
the burned arm and neck of the
child.
Elections were held in Utah towns
and cities on Tuesday, there being
great interest manifested. In Salt
Lake the American party went down
to defeat, the Citizens ticket being
elected.
The state supreme court of Colo
RADIO granted writ of supersedeas
to Frank H. Henwood, convicted of
second degree murder for the killing
of George E. Copeland. Cripple
Creek smelter man.
John Smith, the sixth presiding pa
triarch of the Mormon church and
conspicuous among the venerable
pioneers of the state of Utah, died
at his home in Salt Lake, Monday
night, at the age of 70.
A. Milton Meek, aged 81, travel
Ing salesman of Salt Lake and mem
Der of one of Ogden's prominent fam
lilies, committed suicide Sunday by
motor car of the Oregon Short Line
one mile east of Woods Cross, Utah.
AS a result of desperate quarrel
over horse in saloon at Collins,
Mont, George Uselack is dead fol-
lowing a fight with John Dickerson.
Both men are well known in that
section.
DOMESTIC
AS result of the election on
Tuesday, Democratic governors
were chosen in Massachusetts, Ken
lucky, Mississippi and New Mexico;
Republicans governors in Rhode
Island and Maryland; a Republican
assembly in New YORK, which will
challenge the continuance of Gov
ernor Dix's policies; New Jersey
legislature with majorities probably
not in accord with governor Wood
row Wilson of that state.
Out of twenty-five veniremen ex-
amined in the Hyde murder trial at
Kansas City. on Tuesday, only one,
William Weston, qualified as juror.
He had read of the case, but had nc
fixed opinion.
Six men employed in zinc mine
at Onongo, Mo-, entombed for five
hours by cave-in, which choked
the shaft and cut off all means OF
escape, were rescued Tuesday
Although suffering from a sprained
ankle, Mrs. Emmeline Parkhurst
one of the leading women suffragists
of England, stood for more tnan an
hour during her lecture at Oshkosh
Wis.
Within three hours after Reilly
Johnson, negro attacked young
woman at a farmhouse near Clarks
vile, Texas, and dubbed her mother
inf CiI rI.1
ed to her daughters cry for assist
ance, he was captured by a sheriff
posse and shot to death by bystand
ers when he made a break for lib
erty.
The body of man registered as
Maurice Stewart of San Francisco
Cal, was found in a room at the Ho
tel Astor in New York There was &
bullet wound over the heart, be
lieved to have been self-inflicted
The man was about 35 years old
Battling Nelson, former lightweight
champion, and Frank Laughrey O
Philadelphia fought ten slashins
rounds to draw at Troy, N. Y, Mon
day night .Fe
Fighting fire with chemical extin
guishers, eight young women teach
ers in the school at Tucson, Ariz.
subdued flames which for awhil,
threatened the lives OF many frs
grade pupils. The fire was caused
* sparks from stove falling into
box Of trash.
The Mormon tabernacle choir san,
in the famous New York hippodrom
Sunday night. The large buildin,
was well filled with music lovers AM
the choir did the finest work of tn
tour.
Advices from Fairbanks state tina
the mountain caribou herds, whicl
migrate each autumn from the uppe
Tanana to the delta OF the MacKen
zie river, changed their route thi
year SO as not to pass near Fair
banks.
Because the artificial coloring O
oranges is no longer permitted by oil
der of the bureau of food and dru
inspection, eastern tables thi
Thanksgiving will be without orange
rs far as southern California is cor
,erned, as the crop will be from tw
20 four weeks late.