Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-25
WESTERN NEWS ITEHS.
Items OF Interest Criicd from
NlriUu, Exchange.

ithI- ju-f come o. light that a
7 PARTY ~ Chimes. HIu at.rmFts-l z.
/ -ug..l. themselves into the 1 uitrtl
. state from Lower California. ru'
. beg Hu fine desert ami had a f.rrihl,
. experience, one Of the Party dyin.
. u' Thirst HUI exposure. They found
[ the :Iultiyr -u rlu~ely guarded ihl'
'Hey stole q march toward tsis. ,-t-.-
Hali and go into the desert Her.
iluyg o lr-igui wan Tered aim'c--Iy
1rHIui Or several days. -uiT rim,
ELutislH.r a-.Hir-. One %.
the Nnrgulilu- vas q youth o.
- year. lie give out IaE,r ff,
terrible suffering an 0 i came crazy.
Iu his rawlings Doe imagined the
H'i~.HriHs sands W,r. limpII water
gui eH-.riy filled hi- rlr-h,-.l mrurh
with taa burning PARTICLES. Tui-
1851. '."'i Co his horrors, ami pretty
~uu Doe iIil down a. die, his COM
ulu.1l- being Ia to- pifiiIl "a i-ru-
tI-iaU fs u-uuur MIN amy a--i-tauer.
HgIe they hpGurI a pile IL sand
upon him ami l-ft him alone %
sleep Hi- lI~. long slum' cr. while
they, with swollen Tongues. achiu.
Iim'- and heavy li,lrt-. continued
tEcir aifuie-s wauieriug~ -ls-f iu a
irarklp-- desert. 10 l. .l--rrtt.s! tllt
they reached tine railroad and -lsu
rlIrfei Los Aus, lfz. minus every
thing they hal attempted b. hrin,
into the country EXCERPT the ,IYth,.
upon their backs They had thrown
1WHy the bundles containing tI,.
many things uIu Chinese hold dear.
all ~ which mark their track uT,.u
the wB-'- ~ -Iui. A. the a'mIu.-
eyed ONES havr % system 81 su-rsE-
iug Information among them-Iv..-
DO . quite likely this terrible cxrrri-
"u.- viii prevent any more u th-m
attempting o. invade the Unite!
State via the desert rIutc.-Nlu
Ii.sgY fm1H.
IDAHO.
Tine ll.i,- 4 Boise ar- RAISING
!uaGs fpr tine establishment az a f-,,.
library aud have secured enough
money for tbr purchase ~ tire first
iu,taimaut ri books AM periodicals..
\ stDtkmln reports the presence
" three bIll hIil4Iu- ia the Teton
mountains. Il is Supposed i.y many .
.hat they ar, the same that N,r,. .
seven q long lime T-p ia thy sweet .
i'iEer country, " EJuIUg.-VIHt- I
.stsT o5ssrrgr.
\ gentleman from P0cItclll re- I
ports thirty-iivc cases Of typhoid /
ever there,au says that the general I
health Oi the town = very lad.
\ sample or rye was brought Ia |
Eagle Rock from Slaurr's ranch |
Wednesday which b. mlryeluu-ly /
lue. Tire EsII-arc six inches long. |
ll.ri closely with kernels IN inch iu I
enrth.-fhg Eggis'.r.
The uur-erymeu Of Idaho say that
he past season their tltz 0f Sha!f
IND fruit trees within tine state Wtr..
our time A. large - they wcrc lat
ear ani that many varieties u
ress have done exceedingly well
Inst u Wa th0IEhl could NOT b..
ti~ai iu this Ciiml,-.-HIH'yi. f.T
lbs,rucr.
COLORADO.
\ party ufrIilrnai engineers from I
rance, who are touring America .
u get ''pFiuier-' on the method Of
peratiuE aiir'lIs in this country. !
ne now iu Denver. After srending
ever3l days ia that city they will
..lve fIr tour q the Rocky noun
liu states anu the Pacific coast.
The annual snowfall in Colorado
enormous. At Dillon. according
D the EltsrTrisg. the snowfall there
10 IA the 1t day u September. lssg.
, May 10Th. lsgl, vas - feet. 10
lchts. At kOkOmo in lsSi-5, 10y
rtual daily measurements, some
hing like - feet fell between No
embcr lst and June I. OF course II
eFt on settling all the time. and
hen spring opened up there Nasn't
lore than six or seven feet on the