The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-29
NORTHWEST NOTES

mi. mat IN the two years OF
@ married life her husband has
ulaue her cash allowance Of only
20 cents, a Salt Lake woman has an.
piled for divorce.
From every side In Humbo,dt
county, Nevada. comes word OF rahid
coyotes having been killed in many
Instances after having bitten dogs ana
other domestic animals
a large force of men has com
nenced work on the Western Pacific
FOUND house at Gerlach, New The old
louho house was destroyed by IRE
several months ago.
Denver lodge won the drill team
contest at the reunion OF the Elks
a LOS Angeles. San Francisco was
awarded second place and Glendale.
Cal, took third honors.
~ Is reported that mad coyotes were
Aiiieo al sodhouse and at the ranch
Oh Gerhard Miller, Jr., a short dis
lance from Willow Point, Nevada. In
ooth instances the rabid animals at.
lacked dogs, which were bitten.
As the result of injuries sustained
IN endeaVoring to stop a runaway
team at Reno, Daniel Strumbo died
at the county hospital where he had
been taken following the accident
Timber valued at several hundred
thousand dollars has been DESTROYED
oy forest fire along Tuppin creek In
the Medicine Bow national forest IF.
" miles northwest Of Laramie. Wyo.
W. H. Henderson, former Meth.
odist minister, WAS killed at his ranch
IN Oregon, south OF Weiser, Idaho, BY
falling from scaffold. His neck was
broken, and he lived nearly an hour
The Oregon Short Line did not kill
passenger in a wreck during the
year and it now has eleven straight
years to its credit for not having
anyone in an accident to a passenger
train.
More eastern visitors than ever
have entered the inland empire at any
one time are promised for the an.
nual meeting Of the grand aerie, Fra,
ternal Order of Eagles, in Spokane
August 2 to Z.
A party of children plcnieing near
Vista, Nevada, found the body OF a
man who had evidently been dead for
two or three months, as the coyotes
had eaten all of the flesh from the
bones and nothing remained but the
skeleton and some articles of cloth
ing.
According to the police records
Reno has been afflicted with an un
usual number of DRINKS during the
past few days and the patrolmen
have been instructed by the chief OF
police to spare no efforts in keeping
the streets cleared of the disciples OF
Bacchus.
Work Is rushing at the new Utah
Cereal Food company structure at og
den, where the machinery is being in
stalled with the expectation OF com,
pleting the plant by October Is. The
mill will be operated twelve months
in the year and the bv-products will
be worked up into stock foods.
Bichloride Of mercury tablets tax
en- about a week ago with suicidal IN
tent, it is said, claimed Mrs, Edith
Ferner, 10 years old, at the county
hospital at Salt Lake. Every means
known to medical science was made
TO save her. Her home, acquaint
ances say, was in Kimberly, Idaho.
William ]. Gordon, member Of q
family OF Cleveland, o., millionaires
died in Reno from an attack of acute
neuritis. Gordon came to Reno In
March for his health. Before coming
west Gordon had offices in Wal
street, New York, and was prominent
ly identified with club life in that city
George Peris, prominent Austrian
saloon keeper, shot and fatally wound
ed Olive Sullivan, known also as Mrs
Olive PERKS, and killed himself sever
miles southwest of Butte. Peris anC
the Sullivan woman had lived to
gether for four years. Peris ten days
ago married young Austrian woman
George Schultz, charged with as
sault with intent to kill Ernes
Mickey at Leadyille, Nevada, severa
weeks ago, was discharged on motor
of the assistant district attorney al
ter the complaining witness had beer
examined. Mickey testified that h'
did not know Of his own knowledge
that Schultz shot him.
That Thomas Chofas. an Italian Ia
borer, 25 years old, overs his life u
a ride in the police automobile Is th'
opinion OF the officers. Chofas. II
company with a number of other men
was bathing at Salt Lake when hi
was supposed to have been drowned
While being driven to the police sta
ton in an automobile be recovered
sufficiently to be taken home.
A fast freight special Of race horses
from Denver TO Deer Lodge, Mont
vas travelling at the rate OF thirty
niles per hour and one Of the racer
iumped from the car in which II wa
| -iding and rolled down the embank
nent near Nutria, Wyo. The condue
or pulled the air and. stopping, thel
,,ctsd the train to where the hors'