The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-10-01
INLAND NORTHWEsT

~"'sn motel, ona
the best known ecean resort. One
Plans are being made nv 4.
ans Christian Temperance In, won
the erection OF public fount oa 10
Reno ountaln al
The safe in the postoftlce !,
Ore, was blown open with dsna o0yo.
and looted of 5000 cash and , nna
stamps. postage
Frank Mitchell, arrested at Rer.
a charge of violating the STATE ' gu o.
conducting a percentage garasn "
game, has been bound over ~ ~
trict court for trial. 'le dig
From Yerington, Nevada coma. .
information that from the wavs - 'ns
are shaping themselves it ia nro ss.as'
that the Mason Valley smeltar S0aON
soon begin operations. may
Eight carloads of honey totall,n.
the neighborhood of 300 900 pounas y
the showing of what is looked =
at Lovelock, Nevada. as a smau s sl
ness, that of the bee Industry 1'S
Two car robbers were arrea,oa
Goiconda, Nevada. The men wora
cused of breaking into Western d.,
fic outfit cars at Winnemucca ass
stealing clothing, bedding and nra-' Inv
5ions. pi0'f
AT recent meeting of the Nevoa.
BOARD or revenue resolution NJ.
unanimously passed giving The ,ow-
council the power and authority 4
borrow ten thousand dollars for ~
purpose of paving the main street !,
| Carson.
John G. Campbell was recer,u
killed In the National mine at NJ
tional, Nevada, by premature eyn,o
sion. Death was not instantaneous ~,
the miner was so severely injured TIA,
he only lived about five minutes a,te,
the doctor arrived.
Ruth Reed was bound over 70 anna.
before the district court at Reno on
charge of assault with intent to rom
NIT robbery with bail fixed at s3Ooo
in default of which she was remand
ed to the custody of the sheriff. She
is charged with having shot and
wounded George Geiger on July Is
after which she robbed him.
The state board of pardons, in SEES.
sion at Carson City, Nevada, heard
two-hour argument by Attorney Patsy
M. Bowler of Tonopah for the pardon
of M. L. Preston, who was convicted
of killing a restaurant keeper in Gold
field during labor troubles there some
years ago. The board took no action
in the case. Preston is out on parole
Clamoring that he has the cham.
pion cow of the Carson valley Nevada.
George Hussman has produced facts
and figures that tend to show that his
cow is worth while. With butter fat
selling at q cents per pound, the COW
is producing $3.50 per month for her
owner He estimates that a dairy
made up of thirty such cows would
net the owner S525 per month.
The trial of ]. B. Auten of Lake
view, Ore, charged with manslaugh
ter, is now in progress. Auten was
prominent business man of the Ore
gon city and upon returning to his
home one evening, is alleged to have
found his wife paying attention to a
baseball player, who had been hurt in
a game, and drawing his revolver is
reported to have shot the ball player.
10 frfa i,.d ID p1rfk IN vii
case secured jury panel Of thirty
five names by not accepting as valid
the excuse of miners that they were
getting 81 day at the mines and
would only receive SO day as jurors
Such an excuse will not be accept
ed" said the judge. "a man ought
to have sufficient interest in his citi-
zenship to serve his country as a
juryman"
Miss Margaret Ely Shackel, a so
ciety girl of Pewaukee, Wis, a Ia
nous society resort of that state, IS
the bride of Irving Hagen, an en-
ployee of the Butte Auto company Of
Butte.
Charles p. Carlson of Seattle, I'M
Der cruiser employed on survey III
the Snoqualmie national forest, was
killed Friday by a fall from hlgn
precipice near Silverton, Snohomlsn
county, Washington.
AS representative of the lOO,VVu
blind persons in the United States, L
N. Muck. managing editor OF per
iodical for the blind, The Christian
Record, published at College We"
Neb., is in Butte for a week.
Louis Barber of Goldfield, who was
recently convicted of horse steallnt
and who was sentenced to serve mo-
less than one year nor more tnal
fourteen has commenced serving M
sentence in the state penitentiary q
| Carson.
While approaching Deeth Southern
Pacific train had narrow escap'
from going in the ditch. The iron
trucks of one of the coaches jumper
the track and rode the ties for apou
a quarter of a mile before the Tran
was stopped.
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