The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-02-01
Western Breyities
from the Many
Western States

manufacturers from western states
in contest now being conducted.
Lincoln.--A soldier bonus bill cali.
Ing Cor a levy Of s10,OO0,O00 subject
to referendum In liza was intro.
duced In the Nebraska house Of rep
resentatives.
San Francisco.-E. C. Davis, pilot
and a passenger In commercial
airplane were killed when the plane
fell into the bay. +
Denver.-Western governors have
been called to . conference at Kan.
sas City, In February. =
Ell Paso.-Fife OF undetermined
origin destroyed the building and
stock Of Ketelson & Degetau, whole
sale merchants.
Portland.-F4ve hundred delegates
are here attending the northwest as.
sociation of sheriffs and police.
Austin.-A complete "anti-hooded
moo" victory was recorded in the
Texas senate when the resolution
condemning hooded mobs passed by
vote OF IL to 8.
Baker, OVERWHELMINGLY $780,.
O0O loss was suffered by the Rain
bow Mining company when fire de.
stroyed the modern mill.
Los Angeles.-A man, said to be
s. Fisher, was shot down two blocks
from his home by an unknown as
sailant.
Salt Lake Gt.-H. ]. Tarrant, 60
years Of age, was severely beaten
over the head by two men bent on
robbery.
McCammon.-Ihis city will contest
the damage suit brought by Mr.. and
Mrs. II. H. Goodman OF Pocatello
for personal injuries received thru
alleged defective sidewalk.
Bottineau, N. D.-Leonard Miller.
Of Harlem, Mont, charged with tho
murder of William Mahlstedt Of Bar
mum, Mimi. was acquitted here By .
jury.
San Francisco.-A course In hotel
management win soon be tnaugur-
ated at the University Of California
in BerKley.
Billings.-Harry L. Wilson. prOmi-
nent attorney Of Billings was found
dead In his berth here on his return
from Missoula-
Green River. Wyo.-It IL reported
that large oil refinery is to be built
here soon.
Pawhuska, Okla.-The Usage In
dams became weather. by $6.215,S00
the amount of bonuses that oil men
bid for the 215 oil and gas leases
offered by the Indian agency.
Denver.-Lou Ann. bay mare owned
by Mrs. w. p. Roth. San Francisco.
won the $1,000 stake for saddle horses
at the National Western Stock show.
Portland Establishment OF cours
es in criminology In universities to
train policemen il recommended by
Sheriff May.
Salt Lake City.-Users Of coal ars
advised of a drop OF SOC q ton. The
prices of this commodity is now $3.50
Bingham.-A total OF 112 cars OF
ore we're shipped last week. an In
crease of 25 cars over the proceed
ing week.
Washington.-The treasury depart
ment has authorized the First ane,
Utah National bank Of Ogden to
change its name to First Utah Nation
al bank of Ogden.
Denver. - Unconditional abolition
Of the state rangers Of Colorado was
declared to be his policy by Cover
nor William e. Sweet.
Houston.-The Harris county grant,
Jury which has been inve stigating tho
flooging at Goose Creek of a man and
a woman. adjourned without Indies
ments.
Los Angeles.-A bench warrant foS
Ruth Roland, motion picture actress
charged with two violation Of traf-
flc ordinances, Is extant.
Ogden.-The retail price Of sugar
ia scheduled for a reduction OF ~
cents a hundred pound bag.
STANDARDIZATION alleged mem
beers of the |. W. W. who were being
held for investigation, have been re-
leased.
Denver.-Colorado Mixer. owned
by George W. Baker Of Littleton
Colo. was adiudged grand champion
in the fat competition Of the seven.
teenth annual National Western
Livestock show.
Salt Lake City.-The traffic dee
partment Of the Salt Lake Chamber
of Commerce is given credit for saw
ing shippers of Utah 100000 In
the past three years. .
Santa Barbara.-Warm and calm
weather has opened the seal catching
seas on the Santa Barbara channel
islands.
Sacramento.-A bill to prohibit
capital punishment In California 10