Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-05-23
INSANE PATIENT
KILLS FIVE PERSONS
TRAGEDY N THE BLachf0oF
ASYLUM DURING NI6Hf-i>-
yEsTIGaTI0N ORDERED.

flent confined Ia the ldaho insane
asvlum since June 3. 1910, sudt'fi'i'
became homieidai at 1880 thh
moruins and with small table
aramed five other patients sleep
4ne IN the same room with him
fIis work was completed without
alarming The night watch, who ba'
visited the room less than 70 mii'-
sites before and registered and
without arousing the ward attend
ants. who sleep across the corridor
sn the same ward.
While BradoTilch vas committed
from the penniteniiary during the
past two years or more he has
shown no homicidal tendencies
whatever and during the day time
worked arduously al whatever task
was assigned him about the prem
ises. he has been employed IN vars
Gus capacities around the instih-
zion and used all manner OF tools
and had access 10 all manner Of
weapons without ever showing the
slightest tendency to harm any
person.
His sudden homicidal tendencies
when, after his murdercus act he
came quite without warning and
was put into restraint By the war
dens, offered no resistance what
ever. and declined TO talk at all.
The superintendent was immediate
IS notified add the coroner SUM
moned. All five patients were dead
when the superintendent arrived on
tho scene. A coroner's inquest will
be held today at 1870 p. IN. The
names OF those murdered by Brad
oyiteh are George Race. Pocatelio.
George T.. peed. itoise. Hirum Peter
son. Idaho Fails. George Shepherd.
pocatelio, Elias Gagley, MoocIand.
The superintendent Immediately
wired Governor John NJ Haines and
the board OF directors. George w.
Erwin 81 Idaho Falls, the nearest
member of the board. will be on
hand al the inquest Capital News
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san Diego. Col. May 30 For the
first time in history there will be
built at The san Diego 1915 EXPOSE
lion. practical reclamation SER
vice for exhibition and demonstra-
lion purposes
A large tract Of ground has been
set aside FOR building q complete
reclamation project aud an adjoin-
ing tract viii be used TO demon
sirale the beaefiis derived in re-
claiming desert land by irrigation
This exhibit Is planned for The
purpose u showing tie western
homeseekcr. what The arid states.
such as Montana. Idaho. Nevada.
Colorado. Na0 Mexico, Arizona. |
Utah. Washington Wyoming and
others have % offer as Inducements I
10 settlers.
The reclamation service 60 be ex-
hlhned at the exposition viii b.
large enough for practical working
~ an rs details set small enough |
% be more comprehensive TO the
visitor than would larger plant. /
The visitor will see just how ihel
water q caught and stored Ia The
mountains, bow Il is distributed in
proper quantity, without waste. 70
The desert lands and how these
desert lands are tarned from bar-
rem waste places into green and
productive fields Of plenty
Experienced mea. who have gained
their knowledge OF reclamation hyl
years of experience. and actual field
work. will tell ne visitor every de-
tail concerning Che service he may
ask FOR. and the same course viii I 8
followed on the acres under oult-
walton by the usa OF the waters
from the reclamation service.
II has been the belief of The ex-
position management that in no
other way could the exposition be
s0ade % come 50 pear taking the
visitor 10 TIE western states. need
lag population the most, as by
showing him actual conditions and
workings practically demonstrated. I
and for that reason complete rec
iamaiion service aud demonstration
field viii b. prepared.
People Of The east and foreigners
know practically aothing abOut thel
more western states aside from
those that constitute .he seaboard.
especially and nie fact that an
The so-eaiied arid states are fabu-
lousy rich ID resource and oppor-
unity for the immigrant. is what
The San Diego 1915 Exposition is
seeking 70 Gen0nssrale.