The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-06-02

After a period OF temporary aDerra'
ton following his arrest on charge
of having violated the Mann act, Joe
Trujillo has apparently regained his
senses and will be taken back from
Denver to Idaho.
James Ralph. vice president and
general manager of the Hermiston
Light G. Power company, was shot
and killed at Hermiston, Ore, by
James Roth, president of the company,
who then shot himself
A large number OF coyotes have
been destroyed in Nevada during the
past month, including many young.
The best average was made by Alta
belong, who exterminated 20 in 16
days, in the vicinity of Amos.
The death of Frank Chapman re-
moves from Nevada one of its ear
Hest pioneers. He came to Nevada in
1874 and ranched for many years.
Then he engaged in teaming and,
later, entered into business IN Reno.
Hydrophobia introduced into the
state of Utah by rabid coyotes from
Nevada. which followed Utah sheep
home from the winter ranges, is now
appearing to an alarming extent
among dogs and domestic animals.
Discovering the berry boxes shipped
into the state are not measuring up
TO standards required by the Oregon
Lazy, Fred G. Butchel, chief deputy seal
sr of weights and measures, has d.
rected all district sealers to confiscate
such boxes.
Bee keepers around Ontarior, Ore.
declare that the last frost did not in
jure the prospects for bumper sup
ply of honey this season. Although
the fruit blossoms were hard hit, the
increase of alfalfa fields will insure a
big harvest for the honey bee.
Honora Leonard, an aged inmate at
the State hospital for mental diseases,
was instantly killed at Reno when a
dummy waiter used to convey food
from the basement to She three floors
above, dropped on her head, breaking
her neck and crushing the skull.
State Insurance Commissioner John
James of Utah has been invited by the
insurance department of the state of
Washington to act in the official ex-
animation of the Northwestern Mutual
Fire association of Seattle. The ex-
animation will take place during June.
Verna Snyder, years old, was
crushed to death beneath a heavy
arm leveler which her father, Ru-
lolph Snyder, living near Taylorsville,
Utah, was driving. The child insisted
IN riding and in attempting to climb
o the seat fell under the implement
md was terribly mangled.
The twenty-frst general annual con-
erence of the Y. NJ and Y. L. NJ. l. A.
# the Mormon church, will be held in
Salt Lake June 8, 9, 10 and IL, and it
S expected that several hundred dele
.ates from points in Utah, Idaho, Wy
ming, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico
nd California will be in attendance.
The state fish commission of the
tate of Washington, in an effort to
6SlOI6 Tie Dlu6DdCh Vi oOChcyt Sdl-
lon run in the upper Columbia, will
atch great numbers of eggs on the
,hinook river, near the mouth of the
Columbia. The young fish will be lib
rated in Lake Wenatchee and-left to
lake their way to the sea. 1t is ex-
ected they will return to the upper
Columbia to spawn.
Patrick H. Hart, claiming he is
-anted for embezzlement at Spring
ED, ILL.,, three years ago, and who
as worked at at a railroad construc-
on camp near Butte, has surrendered
, the sheriff at Butte. He said his
0nscience hurt him and he was afraid
le police were following him night
nd day.
The experimental teaching plant
cated at the Mason valley smelter at
thompson, Nevada, has successfully
eated ten tons of ore per day for
le past month and will soon increase
le capacity of twcnty tons per day.