The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-06-03
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A COMPLETE HISTORY or
WHAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING
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INTERMouNrAlN

must die for the murder of George w
Fassell. who was shot down in hi.
store in Salt Lake on the night o.
Marcn 26, 1910. while Harry Thorne
the seventeen-yearold lad. who fired
the fatal shot which resulted In the
young grocer's death, will be given a
new trial under a ruling of the su
preme court.
George Gilderbrach, a dish washer
in Butte cafe, Monday morning stole
$50 belonging to the chef, Peter
Fleury, was captured within fifteen
minutes. bound over to the district
court by justice of the peace with.
In two hours and pleaded guilty be
fore Judge Webster early Monday az
ternoon. He was sentenced to one
year in the state penitentiary.
Racial feeling is believed to have
prompted the cold-blooded murder OF
X. Yanaka, Japanese section fore
man for the Union Pacific Railroad
company at Spring Valley, Wyo., Sat-
urday night.
Omaha Kid" Ruby knocked out
Maurice Thompson of Butte, Mont, in
the third round before the Wyoming
Athletic association at Sheridan,
Wyo. Both are lightweights.
Speeding over the three-mile motor
course at Sable, ten miles east of
Denver. in preliminary practice for
the 3OOmile race on Memorial day,
two racing automobiles running some
distance apart veered from the course
az the same point, but In opposite di-
rections, and turned turtle, instantly
killing the driver of one car and in
1uring the other driver and the me-
chanicians of both cars.
T. II. T. Gardner, a travelling
preacher, attached to no sect. beat
his wife to death with a club, mile
east Of Kittitas, Wash, and after at
tempting to drown himself in an irri-
cation ditch gave himself up.
Max K. Fountain, the two-year-old
son of ]. X. Fountain, rancher, liv-
Ing about twenty miles from Lewis
town, Mont, was bitten by rattle
snake and died, Saturday. The child
found the snake in the yard and be-
gan striking it with switch when it
struck him.
DOMESTIC
A mob of a thousand men marched
to the office of Mayor Lackaye at Ok
lahoma City, Okla, on Monday and
demanded his immediate resignation.
A message from Whit M. Grant, the
successful mayoralty candidate in the
recent election, asking the crowd to
await the decision of the courts,
brought an end to the disturbance.
A special grand jury will be en-
pannelled before United States Dis
trict Judge K. NJ. Lands, at Chicago,
June 5, to investigate certain phases
of the lumber business" with view
to prosecution under the Sherman an
thrust laws
Harvey Parker hanged his fourteen
year-old daughter to a rafter in his
barn just before he committed sui
eide at Decatur, Ind. Mrs. Parker dis
covered the bodies in time to save
the child's life, but left her husband
hanging until the coroner arrived
The capital of Oklahoma will re-
main at Oklahoma City so far as the
supreme court of the United States
is concerned. That tribunal has de
clined to hold that the Oklahoma sta
tute enacted last December to remove
the capital from Guthrie was uncon.
stitutional
Three men were indicted at Los
Angeles. Monday. by the grand jury
on the charge of having deposited dy-
Mantle in the county hall of records
September s. 1910, with intent to de.
stroy it. The three men are labor
leaders.
-Four days overdue, the Pacific Mail
steamer Newport arrived at San Fran.
cisco Sunday, bringing the first de-
tails OF the battle Of Acapulco, in
which eighty-three federals and an
unknown number of insurrectos were
killed.
Kate Shelly, who prevented load.
ed Northwestern passenger train from
going into an open bridge near Boone.
Iowa, twenty years ago, is at the point
OF death in a Carroll. Iowa. hospital.
William A. Pinkerton, head of the
Pinkerton National Detective agency.
has been summoned" to London by
Winston Churchill, home secretary of
the British government, to become ad.
visor in chief of the army of secret
service men who will guard the cap
ital from the horde of good" crooks
now fiocking to that city in the ex.
pectauon of rich plumber during the
coronation of George v.
Charles X. Hamilton, who is taking
part In an aeroplane meet in Boston,
stated Sunday that two aviators In
one aeroplane will be more effective
than a thousand infantry soldiers or
cavalrymen during the next real war.
Hamilton based this statement upon
his recent observations in Mexico.
Chutes park, the largest amusement
resort OF San Francisco, was destroyed
by hre Sunday. The fire started early
Sunday morning In store across the
street from the park and spread rap
Idly through the frame buildings that