The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-03-22
Western Breyities
from the Many
Western States

tOmODlle manuIaclurer, Will eStaDllsn
bank In New York with capitaliza-
ton of $30,000.000 within the next
four months, according to an inter.
view with Mr.. Durant here.
Moab, Utah.-The White Mesa Irri.
cation company has announced that
a six-stamp mill located at Camp
Jackson, at the head of Johnson
creek, north of Blanding, will be re-
paired and put in operation for treat.
ment of the ore taken from the old
Dream mine.
Los Angeles.-An unidentified man.
whose body has not yet been found,
Is believed to have lost his life in a
lake of fire near Hynes, which was
caused by the breaking of a 1O-inch
oil pipe line.
Weiser, Idaho.-A Rhode Island
hens egg weighing eight ounces and
measuring nine and seven Fights
inches around its oval Is on exhibit
at local bank.
Sonoma, Ca.-Fire destroyed the
three-story main building at the state
home for Industrial women here. All
the sixty-nine girls and women who
were in the building escaped.
Portland.-Two armed highwaymen
bound the proprietor and two EN-.
ployes in the G.. Cramer Jewellery
store. and escaped with several
thousand dollars In jewelry.
Washington. = CALIFORNIA; tax on
companies doing business in that
state, questioned In seven cases
brought by the Pullman company.
was sustained by the supreme court.
Los Angeles.-Approxima four
hundred men and women were taken
into custody In lottery establish
ment.
Salem.-Husted A. Walters, con-
yfeted of the murder of Jerome
Palmer, Portland policeman, was
hanged at the state penitentiary
here.
Elko.-Amelio Rodeles, 2S-year-old
bakers assistant, killed himself by
firing two shots through his head in
a kitchen at the rear of the Armistad
hotel.
Los Angeles-Thomas L. Woolwine,
district attorney of Los Angeles coun-
ty, must resign his office on account
of i'll health. his physician declared.
Ogden.-Successful experiments in
the feeding of livestock were re-
ported at the meeting of the Idaho
Breeders association at their confer
ence which closed here.
Austin, TeXas.-Organizatio of n
"McAdoo for President" club was per-
fected here by approximately 100
members of the Texas legislature and
others. The club will urge the can
didacy of William @. McAdoo for the
presidency.
alveston.-Joseph Redfern, cap
tain of the United States shipping
board vessel Nishmaha, was at liber-
ty on bonds pending hearing on
charges of violating the narcotic law.
Los Angeles.-Gas heaters caused
the death of % persons In Los An
geles last month, four by carbon
monoxide fumes and eight by CLOTH
ing set afire by heaters, 1t was made
known in a report of the police.
Grand Junction, Colo Orange
Martin was shot by Charles Johnson
In the kitchen of the Johnson home
near here. Johnson Immediately sur
rendered to the sheriff.
Rigby, Ida.-The body of II. L.
Stewart, teamster, who was drowned
while attempting to cross the Craig
ford on the South Fork near Heise,
was recovered in Is feet of water.
Seattle.-John B. Marshall federal
prohibition director for Alaska, has
been ordered by Federal Prohibition
Director Roy Haines transferred to
this district.
Denver-Deer hunters who come Il
Colorado for their favorite sport
would be barred from killing these
animals until 1923 under the terms
of bill passed by the lower house of
the state legislature.
Pasadena.-Judge Page Morris of
the United States district court in
Minnesota will retire on July 81, af-
ter twenty years on the federal bench
and will make his home in Pasadena
Los Angeles.-James ]. Jefferies
former worlds heavyweight chan.
pion, whose financial affairs are now
in the hands of federal referee In
bankruptcy, has had three offers to
go into the movies and will probably
accept one OF them, it was learned.
Lawton.-The Rev. Thomas
Irwin, former pastor of local churcl
was acquitted of a charge of Arson
in an instructed verdict rendered b,
a jury in district court here. Til,
charge grew out of fire at the ReN
Twins church.
Vancouver. = George Henderson,
held In Sydney, Australia, on yag.
rancy charge, confessed implication