The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-04-23
INLAND NORTHWEST


are holding out hopes for top prices
for 1915 clips in view of the 100000
pound sale in Wyoming recently at 30
cents a pound.
A campaign against the practice of |
begging on the streets of Reno, New, |
has begun, a man convicted of begging !
last week being sentenced to forty !
days in the city Jail.
In Las Vegas valley in Nevada |
there are seventy-five flowing wells,
ranging from $50 to 1,150 feet in
depth. The flow of those measured
ranged from sixteen to 615 gallons
minute.
]. A. Ross, better known as Pap"
Ross, who died at Sparks, New, last
week, at the age of g. was one or
the oldest locomotive engineers in the
west. He retired from active work
six months ago.
Yee Foo Lun, Chinese herbalist,
has begun ninety-day sentence IN
the county Jail at Salt Lake. He is
serving time under a conviction in the
district court for practicing medicine
without a license
DR.. Mark F. Boyd of the state n.y.
gienic laboratory says there is no
question that the mad coyotes now
terrorizing the inhabitants Of northern
Humboldt county, New, are suffering
from the true form of rabies.
When the fifteenth amendment to
the constitution of the United States
gave the negro the privilege of voting,
it failed to give the women of that
race the same right, but Nevada's re-
Gently enacted equal suffrage amend
ment gave her the right.
At the spring meeting of the board
of pardons, held in Carson City, New.
applications for paroles or clemency,
two for pardons and six for pardon
and citizenship papers from prisoners
whose terms have expired or who are
out on parole, were considered.
Raymond Staub, student of the
University of Oregon, and member Of
the track team which represented that
institution in the Columbia track meet
at Portland, was seriously injured
when an automobile which he was
driving collided with another car.
Judge Ben B. Lindsey of the Den
yer juvenile court has been exonerat-
ed OF all charges of misconduct, in a
report of the county grand jury. Frank
L. Rose was indicted on charge of
criminal libel, in connection with aft
davits rejecting upon the character Of
Judge Lindsey.
Herbert j. Beadle, recent resident
of Reno, is to be brought back to
Nevada from California on a charge
of grand larceny and possibly white
slavery, it being charged that he ap-
propriated jewels valued at $500
which belonged to woman who
| posed as his wife.
| r. M Richardson, a real estate
broker of klamath Falls. Ore, plunged
from a window in a Portland hotel,
where he was guest, and fell six
stories, crashing through a skylight
and bringing up in the hotel grill. One
foot was broken and he was cut by
glass, but the physicians said he would
recover.
Belgian bread-line tickets are for
sale in Nevada at 50 apiece. These
| tickets will not of themselves buy
bread They have been used once
and are now for sale as souvenirs
that money may be got to buy more
bread and create more souvenir tick
cts. Thus an endless chain of bene
faction will be established.
i That fully one-third of the trans
continental automobile tourist travel
will come to Salt Lake this summer
over the Midland trail from Grand
Junction is the expectation of resi-
dents of Grand Junction.
Stricken with apoplexy DR.. Michae
Aric Hughes, aged "a, chief of the
medical and surgical staff of Holy
Cross hospital, Salt Lake, died April
9. He was known as one of the mos
capable oculists and aurists in the
west.
Joe Carlson and Mrs Mollie Bur
kett, who live near the Rainbow
mine, were arrested at Baker, Ore.
charged with being implicated in ;
plot to hold up stage from the mine
which was robbed of $1,000 gold in
gots.
Gustav Edelbuttel Reimers, Ger
man count who has Experimental
with hydro-aeroplanes on Lake What
com for several years. committed sui
eide at Bellingham, Wash. He left
note saying he was known as Freder
ich Edelbuttel at Harburg, Germany
where a brother resides.
Governor Boyle of Nevada has is
sued a modified quarantine order, il
view of the almost complete eradica
tion of the foot and mouth disease
The new order will permit the entr.
into Nevada of cattle from state
bordering on Nevada and New Mex
leo and Texas in addition.
Called to investigate a report o
; the finding of skull and charre
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