The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-06-04
INLAND NORTHWEST


from Mount Lassen, had shower Oh
ashes from the volcano one DAY ias'
week.
A telephone message was recelveu
at Winnemucca from a man nalneu
Petty at Humboldt house, stating tna'
he had killed Ike Winap, better known
as .Indian Ike" in self-defense
A verdict of not guilty was returned
by the jury at Trinidad, Colo, IN tne
case of Robert Ulich, union leader,
charged with the murder OF Mach
Powell, a cowboy, October ., 1918
There are nearly 100 good farms
available for homestead entry on ene
Truckee-C Carson project, Secretary Oh
the Interior Lane just having declared
thirteen additional units open for set
Element.
George II. Casey, a small merchant
at Echo, Utah, thirty years ago, dleu
at Butte, May 26, rated at half a mil
lion dollars, which represented the
savings out of a million he had maze
when young man.
Edward B. Traitor of Denver is I'M
der arrest at Rupert, Idaho, on the
charge of holding up fifteen stages IN
Yellowstone National park July ~,
1914, and robbing the passengers Oh
$4,000 in money and jewelry.
An attempt to burn shipment OF
automobiles destined to Russia suppos-
eddy by enemies of the allies, was
made at the Northern Pacific dock at
Tacoma, where the machines are
stored awaiting shipment to Vladivos-
tok.
Congressman Will z. Humphrey,
who is serving his seventh term As
representative from the Seattle dis
trict, announced last week that he
would be a candidate for senator on
the Republican ticket in the primary
election next year.
Limelight is the name given to a
new town being established fifty miles
north of Reno by the Nevada lndustrle
corporation, which has begun the de-
velopment of mammoth lime deposit,
said to be the purest in existence in
such large quantity.
The year 1915 bids fair to prove
most disastrous year for the finny deni-
zens of Nevada's lakes and rivers, as q
greater number of fishing licenses
have been issued up to date than dur
ing the corresponding period of any
preceding year except 1913.
The American Osteopathic associa-
ton has announced a program of I'M
usual interest for It's annual conven-
ton, to be held in Portland, Ore, the
first week in August. 1t will be in
reality an international affair. One
thousand delegates are expected.
Markets for the farmers who are de-
veloping the great western country by
irrigation and dry farming is one OF
the hobbies of Secretary of Agriculture
David Franklin Houston, who was in
Salt Lake last week He is in the west
to visit the national forest reserves.
The ten-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clontz of Luning, New, has been
placed in Reno hospital to be treated
for injuries received under the wheels
of a heavy wagon. The boy fell from
the wagon, which was driven by his
father, and one arm and leg was badly
crushed.
young Greek, variously known as
William Chingriss, Bill Tsagris and
viii Santo, was arrested at Kampos.
New, last week on charge of murder
in the first degree for the alleged kill
ing of Peter Kalipetsis, also Greek,
at Midvale, Utah, on the night Of Sep
TENDER "a, 1913.
Bugs" Lindsey, well known at
Butte, confessed to stealing $4,000
worth of diamonds from a girls room.
the police say, after they had CON
tronted him with a letter written by
a pal" in Salt Lake, whom Lindsey
told OF the robbery when he was there
three weeks ago. Lindsey saws he
sold the jewels for $3.50.
Mrs. Jack Boland Of Lander. Wvo
walked into the bar of the Capitol ho.
tel and shot her husband in the back
mfiicting a wound for recovery from
which Boland has only the remotest
WOLldH In6n C0OllV
walked out of the bar into the hotel
ofnce, where she was arrested a few
minutes later. The couple had quar-.
relied and separated.
Upon determination of whether q
U. Richardson of Springvalley, Wyo.
was shooting at James Anderson or 81
Anderson's horse, when he shot tho
latter, depends whether Richardson
VIII be prosecuted for attempt to mur.
DER or merely for malicious destruc.
ton OF property. Richardson and An.
derson quarreled over a debt for Ia.
Dor. IL"
me Midwest Refining companv
which operates at Casper, the second
largest oil refinery in Wyoming will
build smaller refinery in the Rio
Horn basin, where it is developins the
Grass Creek field and has brought IN
a number of good wells.
August 1, the date on which anton,
piles first will be permitted to anter