The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-01-10
NEWS OF A WEEK IN
CONDENSED FORM
RECORD or THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD m BRlEFRsT
MANNER POSSIBLE
happenings That Are Making History
---lnformatIon Gathered from Al
Quarters Of the Globe sna
Given IN q Few klnca
iNrERMounTAlr

tNTERMouNTAiN
The first week OF the session or the
ninteenth general assembly OF Colo
RADIO, came TO an end Saturday night
without seeing the complete organiza-
ton OF either the house or the senate.
One Of the results Of the doing away
with passes Is the announcement by
the Moffat road OF a cut In passenger
tariffs, making the maximum rate per
mile 8 cents, instead OF as hereto
fore.
A deadlock in the Colorado senate
ever the election OF president pro
tenn. blocked the wheels Of legislation
At the opening session on Wednesday
OF the nineteenth general assembly.
A Great Falls, Mont. dispatch an.
nounces that construction work on the
power project at the great falls OF the
Missouri was begun Tuesday. The
project VIII require two years to com
plete and will cost 100000
Joueph Barrett. confined In the Ban.
mock county jail at Pocatello, Idaho.
charged In Oneida county which bur
glary. set fire to the bedclothes in his
cell two different times and was badly
burned before being rescued by fellow
prisoners.
The total ore output OF the Cripple
Creek district for the year 1912 was
Ss7,45i tons, with value OF s14,356..
7GI, From 1891 to 1912, the estimated
value Of the output OF the district is
$40, s54,227
DOMESTIC
Bail In the sum OF $1,100.000 for
thiriy.two OF the thirtythree union
leaders convicted OF conspiracy TO
transport dynamite must be forthcom.
Ing IN order that they may take adj
vantage OF the granting OF writ OF
supersedeas by the United States cir.
cult court OF appeals at Chicago
A. d, Burnside OF Pentz, Cal, who
10 charged with having choked hts
2day.old infant To death, Ii being
sought by a posse In the foothills He
il accompanied by his young wife.
whom he forced TO Join him In his
flight. and II ID feared she has per-
lshed
George Hardsook, a laborer, un-
earthed $4,000 In gold while digging
trench near the village OF oglesby,
Okla Hardsook's possession OF the
wealth. however. win probably be OF
short duration. state law requiring
that such finds be surrendered to the
owner of the land.
Six persons are believed to have
been drowned by the sinking OF two
oyster boats In the Laurel river In the
storm OF last week at LAUREL Del
+, N. Barnsdall. the Pittsburgh mil
iionaire oil man. has begun an action
In the federal district court at Los
Angeles. asking that the Petroleum
Production company. capitalized at
st0.0O0,o00, be placed in the hands of
q receiver.
Mrs, Rita Di Rovely. wife OF Frank
Dl Rovely, retired Italian army OF.
fcer, was shot and killed at her home
in San Francisco by NJ J. Howley OF
Scranton. Pa. Howley then commit.
ted suicide.
United States Senator Jeff Davis
died suddenly at his home ut Little
Rock. Ark, Thursday morning as the
result Of apoplexy.
Peellng potatoes In the kitchen. car.
pentering and constructing steel build.
ings at the federal penitentiary at
Leayenworth were some OF the regular
duties assigned to the thirty.three la
Dor union officials convicted In the
dynamite plot.
General Edward Merwin Ice, once
acting governor Of Wyoming and a roll
alive of Robert n. Lee, died Thursday
night at his home In New York. In
Wyoming he signed the first bin Civ.
ing women the right 10 vote,
Senator Henry l.. Myers OF Montana
on Thursday urged Presidenteleet
Wilson 20 appoint Governor Edwin 1.
Norris OF Montana secretary OF the n.
terror The term OF Governor Norris
expires January 1.
Henry c. Edey. wealthy retired
Wall street broker shot and killed his
young wife and then blew out his own
brains The murder and suicide fol.
lowed by six weeks Mrs Edey's recon.
Citation with her husband. whom she
left last summer.
Jose Teiada. II years old. was ar
rested At Del Rio. Texas, charged with
killing his father and two younger
brothers when the elder Teiada cen.
sured him because OF his habits and
his brothers attempted to prevent him
shooting their father.
Luther McCarty defeated AL Palzcr
IN the eighteenth round OF their nght
at Los Angeles, McCarty is now re-
garded as the heavyweight champion.
and declares he win never fight a
negro.
The strike OF tetile workers al Little
Falls, ". r.. which has been In prog
ress nearly six months, has heen set
tied Both sides claim victory.
James II. Keene. the financier and