The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-20
INLAND NORTHWEST

band. OiaSS
IN the Mason and Honey Lake val.
ieys In Nevada. 5000 acres viii be
seeded to sugar beets next summer.
An automobile collided with a mas
senger train at Ely, New, the three
occupants Of the machine escapinR
without injury.
me trial at Tonopah OF Charles
Comlsford. charged with the murder
OF E. w. Riley, has been postponed
from October IL to November -.
James o'Neill, one of the oldest and
pest known residents of Reno, died
'ast week. He had for some time been
sunerings from asthma, and a violent
attack OF his ailment caused his sud.
den demise.
The United States government. &C.
cording to officials at Salt Lake, spent
Slo'OOO In convincing Utah master
plumbers OF violating the Sherman
antitrust law. 1t will get back in fines
about $1,000.
William Vinsen, said by mining men
once to have been rated as a million
alre mine promoter and mill builder.
was found dead in his cabin near Tono.
pan. Indications were that he had
taken his life by poison.
For the first time in the history OF
the federal district court, case in
VolVng charge of shipping liquor
into dry" territory is to be present.
ed to the United States grand Jury
which meets in Butte October Is.
The Manhattan rife team selected
by Governor E. D. Boyle to represent
Nevada at the national rife matches
In Jacksonville, Fla, October IL to
rs, inclusive, is composed of twelve
OF the best rife shots in the state.
Colonel Jacklfn, president of the
Utah Copper company and managing
director OF the Nevada Consolidated
Copper company, during a visit in
Ely, New, last week, stated that Utah
Copper is now making $1,000, 900 per
week.
Morten ]. Kemper of Greeley, Colo,
wanted for wife desertion, was ar
rested in a barber shop at Elko, New,
last week. Kemper, who is a barber
by trade, at once admitted his guilt
and expressed his willingness to re-
turn to Colorado.
John Trosi, 81 years old, a Tancher
of Glendale, Nevada, and we'll known
in Reno and Sparks, committed sui
eide by shooting himself through the
head with 25-35 calibre rife on the
back porch of his home. No motive
Is known for the suicide
Miss Bertha James OF Big Piney.
Wyo., who was so badly injured by q
fall from a cliff in Hoback canyon sew
eral weeks ago that her friends be-
lieved there was no chance that she
would live, has recovered sufficiently
to leave the hospital at Jackson.
An attorney acting in behalf of
Frank TRAINER, under death sentence
for the murder of Mrs. Jean Outlet
at Inlay. Nevada. in 1912, has filed
with the board of pardons at Carson
Wy q ANHOCoA IVA a NbAAlLAA uAnAlbAA vi
the death sentence to life imprison-
ment.
Lou Groesbeck, of the Northern
hotel at Las Vegas, was found guilty
by jury of conducting 'rake-off"
game of studhorse poker. This is be-
lieved to be the first successfully
prosecuted case against illegal gamb-
ling in Nevada under the new law
passed in 1915.
Seventy thousand head of lambs
have been shipped from Rock Springs,
Wyo., recently, the shipments aver
aging thirty-fve carloads a day. A
majority OF the shipments went to
Colorado feed lots. They represented
about 100000 About 10000 head re-
main to be shipped.
The first beef drive from the Big
Piney, Wyo., section has been finished
and the cattle which are to constitute
the second drive now are being round
ed up. The first drive contained 800
head and the second will be as large.
The shipments will bring about $685.
600 into the district
I'VE are not particular as to who is
the next president OF the United
States" said Miss Anne Martin at y
meeting at Phoebe in the interests al
the woman's party. But we viii fight
with might and main to see that Pres
ident Wilson does not get the electOr-
al votes of the states where women
vote"
The I2dians on the Fallon. Nevada.
reservation have been busy the past
few weeks hauling grain and other
products 20 town and marketing them.
These Indians have Just paid to the
government their reimbursement
money which they owed for horses,
implements, seed and other supplies
advanced them by the government.
That land under the Shoshone pro
jet OF the reclamation service is
worth 500 an acre has been estab-
lished by four sales made at Powell,
Wyo.. recently. in each Of these deals
forty-aCre tracts changing hands fer
81 900 or more This price, with the