Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-10-01
NEWS Of A WEEK N
CONDENSED FORM
RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD IN BRlEFEsT
MANNER POSSIBLE.
happenings That Are Making History
Information Gathered from All
Quarters OF tho Globe and
Given In Q Few Llnes.
INTER MOUNTAIN.

Albert Hilton, rancher, has on dis
play at'Dinuba, Cal, bunch of Sauna
grapes weighing II IL pounds. The
grapes were picked from his vineyard
one and a half miles east of Sultana.
A writ of babeas corpus, asking that
bnil be granted Mrs. Madalynne Oben-
chain, indicted with Arthur &. Burch
for the alleged murder of I. Bolton
Kennedy at Los Angeles was filed in
the appellate cfiourt Tuesday. 1t will
be argued later.
1910 TO 81 in 1920.
Ninety-twO safety deposit boxes and
Sl66 in silver were stolen from the
First National bank at Denton, Mont
forty miles north of Lewiston Thurs
day. The value Of the contents of the
boxes is not known. The robbers
broke hole through n wall of the
vault and carried the loot away in an
automobile.
Secretary of the Interior Albert B..
Fall and Arthur Powell Davis, director
Of the United States reclamation SER
vice, Tuesday Inspected the Huntley
reclamation project of Montana and
paid visit to the Custer battlefield
near Hardin. Methods of reducing the
project maintenance cost were discus.
sed with farmers ut BallaHtine.
Speedy western justice was handed
out in IL unique manner al Idaho Falls,
Ida, Monday when District Judge
james q. Gwinn held court in the
smoking car of moving railway train
to sentence a liquor law violater. A
deputy sheriff took the prisoner to a
point where the judge was to board.
Court was called in the moving car
and four miles farther on the sheriff
and his prisoner left the train. The
Judge gave him two months in Jail and
fine of 500.
DOMESTIC.
Plans are beng made to construct a
dam that will control Cave creek,
which frequently has flooded Phoenix,
Arizona, the most recent occasion be-
Ing on August y, when the state cap
tolls first floor was covered with water.
The Bridge of the Gods, natur-
al bridge which Indian legend says
once spanned the wide Columbia river
at Cascade Locks, Oregon, may be re-
placed by a bridge of steel or concrete
for passage of the white mans auto
mobile.
Gaspard Crosse, rancher near
Butte, sunday snot and killed his wife,
seriously wounded Mrs. Mary Favarro
and then killed himself. Recently the
wife made a charge of insanity against
her husband, but he was dismissed.
Several days ago she brought suit for
divorce.
must be permitted and all resources
of the mii1fes union must be made
available to back up the policy In OPP
| position to wage cuts, John J.. Lewis,
president of the United Mine Workers
of America, declared ut indianapolis
Tuesday in his report made at The
opening OF the biennial convention of
the international union.
Out of the 1884 moving picture
theatres in the United States, Idaho
has 15S. There are nlne states which
have smaller number of picture
houses. These are: Arizona With 93.
Delaware with 30. Nevada with &c. New
hampshire with 49,, New Mexico with
81, Rhode Island with -. South Caro-
lima with 10, Vermont with 50, Wyo
bling with 81.
! Pennsylvania hospital surgeons Wed.
nesday announced Isaac Green would
recover from two stab wounds in the
heart inflicted IN bruwl Saturday
night. =, rare surgical feat was per-
formed to save Green's life. Four
siiithA were taken Ia Greer O. heart,
which had been pierced III two places
with Il pocket knife. He was uncon-
scious from loss of blood when placed
on the operating table. Two surgeons
If the hospital performed the operation,
and predicted not only Green's COM
flete recovery, hut that the repaired
organ would fun lion properly for
uGany years.