The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-22
INLAND NORTHWEST

John Burrowes, aged As, was found
dead in his cell in the city jail at Reno.
where he had been placed for being
intoxicated
Four carloads OF horses were gath.
cred at Las Vegas, Nevada, last week
to be shipped to Nogales, Arizona
for the government.
Fred Welch, a government team
ster died at Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone park, from a mauling re-
ceived from a bear.
Many Improvements are being made
at the state capitol at Carson, Ne
Vada, getting ready for the meeting of
the coming legislature.
Wyomings combined crops are
rated al S4.7 per cent and Idahos COM
bined crops at 1919 per cent, by the
| department of agriculture.
Little Joe Fisher, the six-year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fisher of
Carson City, was dragged by horse
and received serious injuries.
The last passengers and freight 70
leave Seattle for points on the lower
Yukon below the Tanana river sailed
from Seattle Monday of last week.
A sudden attack Of heart failure
| caused the death of Gus Olischlager
| millwright In charge of the construc-
ton Of tungsten mill at Tou.on, Ne
| vida.
While working on a ranch near Car
son City, Nevada, Hubert Raycraft had
the misfortune to run the tine Of a
pitchfork through the palm of his
hand
Harry j. Howard, who came to Gold
field from a ranch, got drunk and
forged check, has been sentenced to
from one to fourteen years in the
state prison.
Unconscious and apparently nearly
drowned, Miss Toadie Springer was
found in slough back OF her home
in Lovelock, Nevada, having iallen
into the water.
When horse attached to a buggy
In which was seated a child, ran
away at Gardnerville, Nevada, Henry
Slingerland saved the childs life,
mounting u saddlehorse and captur-
ing the runaway.
Reno's claim for one OF the Twelve
federal farm loan banks to be estab-
lished by the government under the
federal farm loan act and also known
as the rural credits bill, was present,
ed to the farm loan bank commission
last week
Chauncey Holloway, barber at
Wonder. Nevada, fired two shots at
his wife, one taking effect in her right
shoulder and when she fled from the
the shooting being the result OF a triv-
ial disagreement.
Farm life may appeal to some folks,
but jail life seems preferable to Mrs.
Agnes G. Adams, aged rs, VINO uesert-
ed her husband and four children re.
Gently rather than stay longer on her
husbands truck farm in Jefferson
county, Colorado
A police escort was necessary to see
Andrew Furuseth, president OF the In
ternational Seamens union, safely
from the Labor temple at Seattle, az
ter meeting Of the Central Labor
council broke up in disorder at the
conclusion OF an address by Furuseth.
During the automobile races at
Elko, Jasper Gregory met with an ac-
cident that may cost him his life. He
was driving car in the race and
on the sharp turn in front OF the grand
stand a blow out caused the car to
skid and threw Gregory against the
fence.
Joe Martin and Lou Carter engaged
in an argument over politics at Union,
Nevada, which resulted in a fight. 1t
Is said that Carter was getting the
best of the encounter when Martin
drew a knife and slashed Carter In
several places. He was removed to
the hospital.
], T, Edwards of Starr Valley near
Elko, Nevada. was accidentally shot
through the head white on a hunting
trip, with 5000 rifle. the bullet tear.
Ing hole in his skull as big as a
half dollar. To the establishment of
his friends Edwards at all times has
been conscious and expresses hopes of
his recovery.
A Carson, New. dispatch says Sec
rotary of State Brodigan has been re-
lieved OF considerable anxiety by the
arrival of the ballot paper for the
coming election. The threatened
tie-up of the railroads by the strike
and the shortage OF paper we're Civ.
ing him considerable concern
William A. Muir. citizen soldier
from a concentration camp at Golden,
a suburb OF Denver. went into the Salt
Lake recruiting office and gave him
self up, stating that he had been a
member OF the militia OF Colorado and
had fed from the concentration camp |
at Golden. He will be returned to |
Colorado,
After spending nearly two whole
days in heavy storm at the top OF |
Mount Rainier. four men struggled |
through the SHOWS which covered the |
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