The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-03
NORTHWEST NOTES

pays approximately S375 moptb,,, -
fund. 'i insurance
II every mining camp in Mo,tano
ieeorus are now being kept on all mo-,
elipioyed and l. W. w. members ara
barred. enoers are
Inc Western Pacific is preparin,
~ resume the use of coal for fpa, on
IT'S engines between Winnemucca an1
Salt Lake City. u
Many flour mills in Washington are
running haif capacity, others are clos.
Gu ehtireiy and others are considering
closing down, 1t is said.
Losses of more than 100000 have
peeh suffered by property owners and
insurance companies in Montana this
year due to alleged cases of arson.
Mike Sarar. aged SO, committed sui
cue by hanging himself in woodshed
at Butte, Mont. He was respondent
over inability to secure employment.
Mrs. Clara Treat, of DUBUQUE, Iowa
was fatally injured when the auto in
which she and her husband were rid.
ing was struck by train at Vista
Station, Nevada
FOR the first winter in five wears
| the Pacific Coast Borax COMPANY
operating in Death Valley, Nevada, re-
| ports that the company is turning away
men every day.
Before the opening of the automo-
bile tourist season next year. Laurel,
Mont, will have a camp ground site.
fully equipped for the accommodate
ton of travellers.
Chicken poX is the prevailing malady
among the young folks in Virginia
City, New, at the present time, and
school attendance has shown CON
| siderable decline.
Ira Gordon, the vaquero who fell
| under the wheels in an attempt TO
board moving freight train at Win
nemucca, New, sustained the loss of
his right leg and three fingers.
| eCNSh III tHC NOuHlN JAN anu
a fine Of $500 and costs was the SEN
tence imposed on Alfred Chouynard
self-cOnfessed mOOnshine maker, who
entered plea of guilty at Butte.
A complete confession of his com
piclity with two other men in the rob-
berry of second hand store at Reno
and of rObberies in other Nevada
cities, has been made by Jack Murphy
The Southern Pacific company was
found guilty of having withheld the
payment of wages due a discharged
employee for longer period than three
days, and was fined $50 in justice
court at Sparks, Nevada.
Storm and sanitary sewer work 81
far this year in Billings, Mont, has
cost 1898, 800 it is announced by thu
city engineer The sum was spent OF
a single project, the great belt sewe
which is to drain practically the. entire
city.
Acquitted by a district court jur.
at Billings, Mont. of setting fire L
two stacks of grain belonging to e. \
Phillips. Fred McGregor has filed sui
against Phillips for $4,000 aetna
damages and $4,000 exemplary dam
ages.
Fred Stebbins narrowly ESCAPED
death when the big Nash automobile
which he was driving went over TN
grade on the Conrad hill at the eag
of Kalispell, Mont. and rolled TO IN
bottom. Stebbins jumped and escape
injury.
Modification of Withdrawals OF pun
lie lands for driveway purposes i
Nevada and Wyoming during octope
resulted in the release for entry q
2479O acres of land. according 10 IN
November issue of the Land Serve
Bulletin.
John Rules, an Italian about .
wears of age, was taken into custoo
at Whitef!sh. Mont, after IA despefal
struggle and lodged in the county Jai
where he is leld pending an eXainin'
| zion us I'D HIS
necessary to capture the man ana po
handouts on him.
Approximately 24.IOo acres IN nun
boldt county. Nevada, carson III! IAN
district. have been opened 10 NOM
stead and desert-land entry TINS moh'
nv former service men. Any lahd 'h'
remains unentered will be opener
homestead entry by qualified ehtrHine
from January l., 1921. to January !
1921.
q Freese. travelling man
3 OAKLAND, Cal. was badly cut on u
temple and head by glass from WIN
shield. A. ]. Rand. traNel'h- n'""
g Iouis. Mo. was slightly hruiSe
and 4 /. Rasmussen, a so'eri''''''
insnector. slightly bruised ANA re'e'
. cd n small cut on the right Lex u
auto collision at Winnemneea' ~
Elk have not yet come gov" ~
the higher levels in the le''oWs'o
mark feed is more abundant ina"
has been in years and So far h'lh''.