Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-07
History of
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The News Happenings of
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INTERN FOUNTAIN.

iNTERMOUNTAiN.
Seven passengers and six trainmen
were severely injured, when an en-
CINE and six cars of passenger train
| No. 30 ON the Oregon Short Line,
southbound, left the rails at Zenda,
a small station forty-five miles south
of Poeatello at Cos Saturday morn
Ing.
The fourth-class postOffices at
Kamas and Kanab, Utah; Diamond
vile, Wye; Carey, Leadore, Roberts
and Roselake. Ida, have been adj
vanced to presidential grade and their
postmasters hereafter must be con-
flrmed by the senate.
Lincoln county flockmasters are
much interested In the report that Dan
Mackey, one of the largest owners of
sheep in Wyoming. whose flocks are
now on the forest reserve, has con-
tracted his entire fall lamb crop at IL
cents pound. He will weigh and de-
liver at the railroad at Cokeville.
Nonpartlsans have received instruc-
lions from state headquarters of Idaho
to register, but not to vote at the pri-
mary election. This indicates that the
Nonpartisans will place a separate
ticket in the field by petition.
Jack Rathie one of the prisoners
who broke Jail at Pendleton, Ore, last
Sunday when Sheriff Taylor was
killed, appeared late Thursday, appar-
emily half famished, at the farmhouse
of M. Kicks, near Gibbon, Ore, and de-
manded food.
Fire Chief John Healy of Denver,
Colo, was elected unanimously presi-
dent of the International Association
of Fire Chiefs at the concluding SEES
sion of the convention at Toronto
Thursday. Atlanta, Ca, was selected
as the meeting place Of next years
convention.
DOMESTIC.
Mexican federal forces numbering
several thousand men are being mob.
ilized and moved against Lower Cali
fornia to put down the rebellion against
federal authority of Governor Esteban
Cantu, it was announced by General p.
Elias Gales, Mexican minister of war
and marine, who is here EN- route to
Torreon, -Durango,-to confer with Fran
cisco Villa the bandit, concerning the
latter's surrender.
In brief filed with the interstate
commers commission, the National Pub
fishers association of New York op-
posed the application of the American
crease of 40 per cent In the rates on
the transportation of periodicals..
Cleveland, O., won the 1921 conven.
ton of the National Federation of
Women's Clubs, which closed its an.
nual convention at st. Paul Saturday,
1t was decided at a meeting of the fed.
eration's executive committee.
George Moore, confessed murderer
of Harry Dublnsky, Portland for-hire
car driver, who was killed and his body
thrown from the suspension bridge at
Oregon City June 10. was sentenced to
Imprisonment for the rest of his life.
tilted.
Charles Ponzi of Boston, who claims
to have made millions in manipulation
of international reply cupons, was
clerk In the office of a Wichita Falls,
Tex, motor company here two years
ago at salary of $1,000 week.
Bob Martin, A. Il. f. heavyweight
champion boxer, and Miss Elizabeth
Bird of Point Pleasant, were mar
ried at Point Pleasant, w. Va, Satur-
day.
A route has been mapped out for
the first aerial derby around the
world by special joint commission
of the Auero Club of America, and the
Aerial League of America, which re-
Gently returned to New York from a
tour of the world.
The price of the two afternoon
newspapers, the News and Press. and
the morning daily. the Plain Dealer, of
Cleveland, will be increased from 2
to 3 cents. because of the increased
costs of newspaper production.
Suit for $6SSS.500 damages was
filed in district court at Houston,
Tex, Thursday by the Brooks Petro-
leum company against Frank Melvin
and F. H. Shelton. both of Ell Paso.
The suit charges failure to carry out
an alleged agreement to sell 10000
barrels of Mexican crude oil per day
for five years at a price of 81 deliv-
cred at Port Arkansas.
At Winfield Kan, Mrs. Grace Will
son. at her preliminary hearing
Thursday, was held In bond of $1,000
ON charge of killing her husband,
| Homer Wilson, widely known as a
| cowboy, near here, last Sunday.
Three bandits who held up and
robbed the Farmers State bank at
| Grass Lake near Jackson Mich were