The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-10-01
NORTHWEST NOTES

Charged with embezzling funds O
the estate of Mrs. Mary Murphy. tn
Rev. Father ]. j. Carroll of Helen
has been arrested.
Fire at Lebanon, Ore, completed
destroyed the mill of the Lebanon
Lumber company. The loss was $50
900. The origin of the fire is unknown
Mountain lions have become SO nu
merous in the counties of Nye and Els
meralda, in Nevada, that large mum
bers Of horses and cattle are being
killed.
Utah had larger representation at
the international Irrigation congress
In California than any other state Id
the union, with the exception of
Texas
Salt Lake City was chosen as the
next meeting place of the National
Master Bakers association at the clos
ing session of the convention in Co
lumbus, Ohio.
Nick Milnevich, who shot at Mike
Sabon at Tonopah several days ago,
has been bound over to the grand
jury on charge of assault with a
deadly weapon
Jake Gray, who was recently arrest
ed at Reno on a charge Of selling
liquor to Indians, was taken before the
federal grand jury at Carson and SEN
fenced to serve fifteen months at Nc
Meals island.
Goldie Smith, the Chinese woman
who was arrested at Wells recently by
an internal revenue officer, has been
held to answer before the federal
grand jury for disposing of opium in
violation of federal law.
Mike Kukichwas, recently arrested
at Yerington and accused of failure
to support his family, was arraigned
before justice of the peace and In
formed that unless he supported them
he would have to go to to Jail.
Charged with having shot elk in the
Jackson hole country of Montana to
furnish an eastern company with
eeth for emblem purposes, Roy Bird |
ICED 20, and Claud Bird, 90, broth
RS, were arrested at Huntsville, Utah.
F. A. Wilson, janitor, sustained in
uries which were considered probably
atal and Austin Fox, an elevator op-
rator, who rescued him from flames
vas seriously burned in a fire which
estroyed several stores at The Dalles,
oregon.
Utah has the champion mine rescue
cam Of the United States. The Sun
yside team of the Yah Fuel company
nished first in the third national
)int field meet, at San Francisco,
DO points.
At the last meeting of the Nevada
ar association it was ordered that
ordon w. Bailey, formerly practic-
lg law in Reno be disbarred
Y the supreme court Of Nevada This
,tion comes as the result of certain
larges of deception and fraud.
Both of Salt Lakes storage reser- I
,ir dams at the head of Big Cotton J
cod canyon have been carried to
at stage of completion that the res !
voirs may be used this winter and !
ming spring to store surplus waters !
r use in the dry season of next ;,
ar
H. S. Fuller, aged rs, who was ar .
sted at Reno on suspicion of at
mpted robbery, was banished from :
e city Of Reno for the period Of :,
q year, by the police Judge, and =
Is informed that if he comes back =
long term in the city jail will be =
, reception.
What is without doubt the most =
Did divorce case on record in the
tie of Nevada was concluded at Reno
t week when suit was commenced, b
nplaint filed, summons issued, an te
er returned, testimony taken and 81
cree granted all within the period Sc
an hour and half at the very most. "
William Curoe Of Jarbidge and P.
bert Prunty of Charleston have We
h sent the sum of $25 to the coun- til
clerk of Elko county, Nevada, to be AL
used from serving on the grand TX
y. Both men live more than 81 m'
es from the county seat and under to
law may be excused upon payment
the amount stated. ha
While unloading express from car tn
TecOpa, Nevada, Jack Miller, ex- mi
SIS agent, met with a peculiar, yet pr,
IT distressing and serious accident. ai6
, of the articles which he took from ho
express car was a loaded gun
CHI was accidentally discharged, bu
charge entering the right leg be- ~
the knee, fracturing the shin bone.
t recent meeting of the Nevada ~.
I'd of revenue a resolution was sor
passed giving the town ad
lcil the power and authority to no
'ow ten thousand dollars for the
,ose of paving the main street of
son. aga
hin c. Campbell was recently uo'
d In the National mine at Ma 'ios
II, Nevada, by premature explo- VIZ
Death was not instantaneous but 81.
miner was so severely injured that -
My lived about five minutes after -
doctor arrived Son
It'll Reed was bound over to appear
re the district court at Reno on q iac'
ge of assault with intent to COM III