The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-04-04
INLAND NORTHWEST

tab. was found guilty of killing
deer out OF season and fined 500 In
.rstice court at Circleyille.
A young man named Douglas Hell
Ter was run over by freight as the
train was pulling into the yards at
Lovelocks, New. receiving fatal injur-
les
Elna Urpchart, FIVE years old. was
iill.d and five othsr persons well
.<noM'n residents of Seattle. were in
,ueed when an automobile turned tur
lie near Seattle.
The rigors OF hard mountain win
Ter have thoroughly domesticated
herd of wild mountain sheep near
Curay. Colo. They new contented.y
munich hay within the city limits OF
Ouray.
The jury at Winnemucca. New. In
he case Of Df G. U. Hall. charged
with mans,aughter or Mrs Owen
through willul neglect while attend
ing her in childbirth, returned YER
iict of not guilty.
Word has been received in Boise,
idahc. that RGan;y Glasgow, the girl
Who left that city March Is on horse.
Jack. intending to ride to Walla
Nalla, Wash, had been seriously in
iured at Unicn. Ore.
A man who gave HIS name as d
Duffy and his residence as Flagstaff.
Ariz.. attempted to board freight
rain as 1t was leaving the depot at
Nyssa., Ore. He fell and one foot was
caught beneath car wheel, crushing
1t badly.
After six days session and the
returning Of u indictments, tine coua.
ty grand jury at Baker. Ore, conclud
I'd its work and made final report.
containing an arraignment of Govern
on West for his actions In the Cop
periield affair.
Chris Diehl Jr, q well-known resi-
dent of Winnemucca, met his death
at Blue House. sixteen miles west o
Beowawe, while working with parry
ii surveyors, being stricken with heart
failure and drowning in shallow ir-
rigation ditch.
Governor Oddie of Nevada appointed
Attorney General Thatcher, Surveyor
General Deadly. State Engineer Kear-
ney and Secretary Norcross, all of the
Nevada Board of Industry. Agricui-
ture and Irrigation, as delegates te
the Irrigation convention which will
Je held in Denver. Colorado, on April
9th.
| While sending in q call for the pa.
troll wagon for two men he had ar
rested as suspicious characters, Pa.
trolman Lee Williamson of Everett.
WASH, had his revolver snatched on.
Of his pocket by one Of the two mel
and in the effort to regain the wea
pom the patrolman and two other
were shot.
United States recret service offic
ers detailed to run down a gang OF
counterfeiters WHO have placed q
large number of bogus S. gold pieces
in circulation In the Pacific northwes
have arrested W. c. Vaughn, alleged
to be the leader of the gang. in Port
and; Harry S. Stone in Spokane and
Charles butcher in Seattle.
James Johnson, negro miner, was
killed in rifle duel with detail oil
state troops in the hills between Ce
dar Hill and Tabasco fifteen miles
northwest Of Trinidad, Colo. Earlier
in the day Johnson had shot and ser
lously wounded Clinton Robinson, mar
shall at Hastings, when the officer at
tempted to put him under arrest.
Verdict of murder in first de
gree was returned by jury at Taco
ma against Roy Delbert elch. a II
year-old negro boy, for killing Ar
thur A. Warden, school janitor, las
June. The Warden murder was q mat
ter OF much mystery until a few weeks
ago, when Welch was arrested II
Seattle Robbery was the motive.
mere are plODdDly OLA udHlcu pcdh
in Montana which have elevations ex
ceedIng 10000 feet and several un
named peaks with attitudes greater
than that height, according to tn,
United States geological survey. These
peaks are all In Carbon county In tn,
southern portion of the. state, and ar,
included in the Bartooth nationa
forest.
Bearing a letter from Governo
Stewart or Montana to President Wi
son, Red Fox, Sitting Eagle and Tire
Irons, Indians Of the Crow reserva
ton In Montana. have started ON
horseback trip to Washington, ID. c
There they will seek to interview
President Wilson, urging the passag
of bill setting aside one day annua
ly to be known as Indian day
The identity Of the two highway
men who held up Great Norther
passenger train near Samish, Skagi
county. Wash. the night of Februar
20 and killed three passengers VIII