The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-16
INLAND NORTHWEST


owned by Balfour Guthrie q Co. was
burned with loss OF sl50OoO I'll
was the third big water front fre
since winter.
The Progressiyes Of Colorado,
through their chairman, Clarence P.
Dodge OF Colorado City, has made an
appeal of Theodore Roosevelt for as
sistance in the campaign this fall
That Washoe county must pay in.
snrance premioums, to the Nevada in
dustrial commission for the protec-
ton OF its employees. was practically |
decided by Judge Salisbury at Reno
last week.
The bandit killed in the hold-up OF |
the Oregon-Washington Railway & |
Navigation company's passenger trair
on July 2, was identified as Charles
Manning of Cokeville. wyo. by f. ". |
Stoffers, his 'bro.h4rin-law.
heavy cloudburst on the top OF |
the Rockies at Minturn, Colo, washed |
out more than 1890 feet OF track OF
| the Denver & Rio Grande yailroad
The waters swept down from the
mountainsides and took away ties,
raila and ballast
/ lac new creamery Of the Burton
Mercantile company OF Alton, Wyo.,
is nearly completed and will be
opened in few days. short time
ago this company's creamery build
ing burned down, entailing a loss OF
several thousand dollars.
The log drive for the Kemmerer
Coal company is all in and the yards
at Frontier are piled high with the
10000 pieces of props and sawlogs
This is a sufficient number of logs to
last for two years and there will be
no more cut this winter.
Andrew Blomstrom. As years Of age,
was instantly killed when he fell
from a crane forty feet in the air.
landing on his head, at the smelter
power house at Anaconda, Mont. Ap-
, parently he lost his baiance. Blom.
strom was an electrician
. Six men recently arrested on
i charges alleging participation in one
. form or another in recent disturbances
and riotous conduct in and around
Miners union hall at Butte, appeared
:. before District Judge Mihcael Donlan
! on Monday for arrignment.
Charles H. Meyer, president of tbs
3 Western Federation of Miners, has
{ left Helena for Denver, where he goes
: to prepare his annual report for tht
Z meeting of the executive committee
: of the Western Federation of Miners
. to be held in Denver, July Is.
= Frank DePretto, arrested in Thomp
son Falls. Mont. on warrants charg
u ing him with the murder OF JUL
. Anselmo in salt Lake on April II
y and Eugene Allen in Bingham o.
L April Is, has confessed to the latte
crime according to a dispatch recei'
= ed from Butte.
a After a war between the settler
and the lumbermen which has las
ID ed for more than decade, and du
So ing which time the combatants hay
DO invoked the use of weapons varyir
II in form from dynamite to the sta
ne supreme court, log drives are
ne cease on the Occur d'Alene river.
m Aided by the officials OF the foresti
xt service. the stockmen of Nevada, pa
70 ticularly in the Humboldt national 10
est. are investigating the cause
OF death of twenty-five head OF cattle
w. the eastern part of the forest
in avoid further losses sheep are beiI
as grazed exclusively in the locaL
1t where the cattle have died.
ca. Theresa Hackett, an actress a
ar singer, who say she was LETT pennhe
ity and was obliged to abandon her
ale FAINT to her former husbands parei
EN- vhan he left Denver, has appeared
.ge claim her BOY who was placed uno
or their protection by the courts. M
The racket says she now receives
Us. large salary and is able TO care
ne her child.
Tor According to an estimate mace
ed Newman of Montana, a MEMBER
ne the board of governors OF the I'M
nd national Irrigation congress, a 70
OF of 10000 persons attended the op
ed Inc ceremony OF the congress in
ma lake in 1912, and he expects the g
em gress which is to be held this y
EN- It Calgary. Canada to break this
tue ord for attendance.
o' The Nevada divorce law requir
'u' n wears residence in all cases "h
- both parties do not reside In the =
"a was upheld by the supreme court
le the unanimous decision OF the Tn
. ~. justices. Residents OF the state
80 stilI permitted to sue when both
~ ties live here and complaint may
sled in the county where the plain
- has resided for six months.
80 FIR the first time In the history
.hs ha spokane country the brave ac'
~ an indian has received public RET
81, ,;t,on Tam-mutsa. a Nez Perez en-
an through his service to the I'M
sth. states troops. shares equal non
let uitb Colonel E. J. Steptoe ana
don ,and on a monument dedicated
ces- oDressive ceremonies lat kosa
washington. recently
two Eight automobiles. loaded win q
old .rs en- route to 3 roadhouse "a
Sic. ere held up. one after another,
one swsen Marshfeid and South II
op- oregon. by two masked robbers
ally aripped the occupants OF the su-e
IN lies both women and men. OF