The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-15
FTHWEST NOTES

escaped from the convict
two miles north OF Layton
|, /. pronounced free of the lip
!. disease and from the scab-
|.9o diseases that have worried
Gsep owners of the state for two
.u,o,opical and chemical tests
nrss of water from the city's
sources of supply show the
oke water to be Of exceptional
in every respect.
l. carlson, an automobile driver
\ IN the races in the Tacoma
raw is dead. Carlson had been
Eed as one of the greatest OF
Kan racing drivers.
1die Cremback was arrested at
II being charged that he ha6
nossession diamond ring
$3.50. said to have been taken
/ tho home of Mrs. F. w. Rut
Of Salt Lake.
hest against the conviction OF
h Lawson in Colorado on a muir
barge has been voiced by union
Of Salt Lake in a resolution,
was passed last week by the
lake Federation of Labor.
schooner Annie Larsen, with q
of war munitions valued at
40 aboard, is detained at Ho-
Wash, while a thorough inves.
In of her wandering voyage, be
March s at San Diego, is being
Imal revenue collections for the
year ending June 80 for the
of Montana, Utah and Idaho, to
1855, 654.53, according to the re.
rade public by Collector Whaley
h amount $542,916.6S represents
i tax.
of the automobiles in the
81 Utah have been registered III
lance with the new state law or
vehicles, but only about one
The motorcycles have been reg
according to figures given out
secretary of state.
nanent blindness may be the
sarold Ferrin, 16 years old, OF
bit View, Utah, must pay for Gu
he displayed when a charge of
bite failed to explode in what he
Il the proper time. AS he near
explosive to learn what was
the delayed discharge took
Biggar, aged % years, a la
Of Preston, Idaho, received a
Ous stab wound in the back be-
the shoulders during a quarrel
1 Lake. 1t was found at the
Ency hospital that his spinal col
Tas partially severed by the
and he was taken to the county
b.
masked men boarded a north
Seattle-Everett interurban cal
Pacific Northwest Traction
ny at North Park, a suburb Of
!, shortly after midnight, re
the crew and passengers Of
money and valuables, and left
y at Bitter Lake, a few miles
north.
TX E. Seeley, conductor on the
Elks' special train, was killed
Scholl, boy who was riding or
lot of the engine, suffered Sc
acerations of the hand, and Mrs
n OF Boston, a passenger, was
shaken up when the special was
lped by an eastbound freight
hear Whitehouse, Colo.
ned head foremost down an ele
shaft from the 18th floor of ar
building at Tacoma, Charles L
VS., son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. An
OF Spokane, Wash, met instant
at the bottom of the pit, 1:
below. AS Andrews stepped
the elevator he lost his balance
ell backwards into the shaft a.
levator rose.
ming Of petition at Spokane
etters testamentary, disclosed
'0hn A. Finch, the millionaire
u OF the Occur d'Alenes mininl
q who died suddenly from apop
June 20 last at Hayden Lake
mad bequeathed to his widow
Charlotte S. Finch, six,tenths OF
'Ate' estimated to be worth from
WOO to 100000. OF the re
ls four-tenths, $342, 900 is be
ueu to several score relatives
as Tor three days and nights
and without food OF water
lassel, a former business mar
isnia City and Reno. once re
wealthy was near to dealt
MS plight was discovered By
% Tyson, a prospector in tn,
district While prospecting
/. vas seriously injured by a pre-
lueuon of 200 coyotes durinI
'ss months was reported to tn,
- ae1aQuarters at ogden, Utah
-, - bledsaw, who has the It'll,
!. sSs' hunter in the Kafbab for
southern Utah. A mopnta,,
"Alcn he had cauch.