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Show AEWS XOTES. vyoMLo. A sad accident occurred on Owl Mountain on Tuesday list. A man named Charles Miller was drivlog a wagon down the mountain. On a very steep Incline the brake got out of order and the wagon started down the hill. Miller tried to jump, but his. foot caught and the heavy- wagon wa-gon went over him. The unfortunate unfor-tunate man was so severely Injured that he lived only a short time. A boy was at once sent for a doctor, but shortly after be left, the man breathed his last and another messenger mes-senger was sent with news of his death. Miller was at one time partner with Bothwell in the cattle business. Zander Muntamccr. IDAHO. Next week will lo held tbe fair In Kagle Itock and of course the town will bo full of people. A grand time Is expected, and an excellent exhibition is being prepared. Lst week Dr. Pendleton was called to attend on Wm. Edwards, wboaelcg was broken by a horse jumping on IL He was leading the horse across a ditch when tbe bona lumped across, alighting en his leg. Isag'c liock Time. Last Saturday tbe two little girls of O. M. Mjler and Mr. Brlggs, of Lewisvillc, while out riding, were thrown from a cart and badly injured. in-jured. Tbe breaking of the holdback hold-back straps was the cause of tho horse running awsy. A. Ramseyer was tried yesterday 111 Judge ltogers court for practicing medicine without a diploma. Dr. Mitchell was the complainant. Ramsey er was bound over and gave S3K) bond to appear teforc the grand Jury at the October term of court. The total population of Idaho, ac cording to the count made by . C Hunt of tbe census bureau, Is Si,-0. Si,-0. Governor Bhoup and those who estimated our lopuUtlon at 125,000 were greatly ctF tutwegot statehood Jutt the same. A wagon train of emigrants from Washington, on their way back to Wyoming, reached Eaglo Rock on Tuesday, but were comjelled to go to BUckfoot to cross the river on account ac-count cf the new bridge not being flubbed. They were U!guteel with the Washington country and were going back to their "wives' people." peo-ple." Several arrests were made In St. Charles at a very early hour on Monday last. Marvin Allred was arre-zted fur uiikiwful cohabitation, Wm. Allred was arrested for Illegal Illeg-al voting and M. Booth was told he was wanted for Illegal voting, but no patters were served on him. Ole W. Haused acted as spotter and lhr game was bagged In good shape. The prisoners were escorted to Montrtller by Mr. Han son. When Mr. Booth got to Mont-pellcr Mont-pellcr he found there was no complaint com-plaint against him and neither the commissioner nor tbe marshals kuew whit he was wanted for. But ai they had a man who was willing to give himself up, a complaint for unlawful cohabitation was soon sworn out and a valid arrest made. All were placed under bonds and given their libel ty. Idaho Independent. Inde-pendent. CAL1F0IIMA. Governor Waterman of California has offered a reward of $300 for the arrest and conviction of the Chinamen China-men who inflicted the stabs result-lug result-lug in young Piereon's death last week at McCracken'a bridge, near Sacramento, and $100 for the arrest ft-ach ol the others participating in the deadly nil ray. James W. Kerr, the foundryman who shot and killed Edward Cog-nan, Cog-nan, the moulder's apprentice, at San Francisco on June -";, has been held to answer in $-50,000 bail. Bonds were furnished immediately, IIcnry-T. Scott of the Union Iron Woiks, W. H. Taylor of the RIs-don, RIs-don, James Speer ot the Fulton, and Robert Watt of Itnglty & Michaels being sureties. Forest Hies have done considerable consider-able damage to lumber acd dry feed Iu tLe ucrthw estern part of Sonoma C oui.tv, California. Grass is very dry, and ranchmen have been so foolish as to attempt to clear the ground of timber and brush by firing it. A cry destructive fire near Cloverdale, which burned ovcrsev-eral ovcrsev-eral thcusaiid acres of ground, had itsorlgiaiu this way. Sarah Althea Terry had her case agalrst the estate of the late William Wil-liam Sharon re-tried Ust Tuesday in the PuperlrrCourtatHan Francisco, and Judec himfter rendered his decision, de-cision, holding that the sccalled marriage lertldcale, which she claimed Sharon signed, waa a forgery; for-gery; that she tieTer had been married mar-ried to Sharon, and that she had no claim whatever upon the estate. |
