Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-28
WYOMING.

a brunette, with fair face and regu-
lar features, and dresses in n most
becoming style. She is an accom-
plished lady and lives in a pretty
little cabin in JawbOne Gulch, a
spot as lonely as any hermit could
wish. She is not by any means as
poor as some widows, and yet she
teaches tine district school in the
neighbOrhoOd for the ready money
there is in it.-Cheye5lle Common
tUedlth.
$. +. LOwrey brought in a large
mountain lion last Wednesday that
he killed near the Miller and Low
rey sawmill, on Salt Creek. Mon
day. John Handel paid so for ii,
and il will soon be among his other
stuffed pets. The county also paid
a bounty OF s., making a net sum
for the killing Of the animll.-Neir
Castle Journal.
IDAHO.
Last Thursday the Boise City
National Bank received ten bars OF
bullion from the Phillips < Sullivan
mine, Owyhee County, valued at
81. 22O.-idahO Democrat.
Last Monday, about two miles
above Cello, an eastbOund freight
dashed into n mass Of rock that had
fallen few hours before. The en-
CINE was derailed and overturned
down n forty-foot bank, fortunately
without hurting anybody. An In
dian who saw the obstacle on the
road waited purpOsely to see the
outcOme, and when the train came
along he calmly took in the entire
proceedings without attempting TO
make a sign Of any kind TO warn the
engineer OF the approaching danger.
-BaLer Oily Rereit'c.
Boise City, Idaho, Oct. 27.-On
Saturday evening last some men
who had been employed TO clean
out the Ellis ditch on account or the
use which IL Is 10 be devoted 10 in
running the street railroad, came
across a sack containing n baby
which mus. have weighed about ten
pounds at the time Of its death. a
coTOner's jury was summoned in the
case but no evidence has a yet
been introduced.
Messrs. Merrill aud Jones, Of the
Boise and Nampa canal, are en-
deavoring to secure wOTkmen to re-
commence operations on their big
ditch. LabOrers are all employed
here. Two years ago they were
obliged to make contracts with east
ern Idaho on the same work. IL Is
probable they will have TO do so
again.
a little shooting aifray occurred
at Nampa on Saturday last during
the progress Of which no one was
hurt. Sheriff Robins, however. was
wired aud went down in the even
ing. He returned with two young
men wearing the darbys. They viii
have TO wait and see what the grand
jury has to say in the case.
John Early's train Of seventeen
pack mules loaded with rich speci-
mems Of silver ore from Sheep noun
tain arrived today. This. together
with some forrlerly freighteG, will
be sent 10 n Salt Lake smelter TO be
tested.-Herald.
Landon ]. Rich. son OF the late
Apostle Charles G. Rich and Eme-
line Grover Rich, has entered the
order of St. Benedict. Miss Dora
+. Wann!ess from Virginia Is the
distinguished and hOnOred bride.
Our young friend performed a good
mission 10 the Southern States a few
years ago, and the lady bride is said
TO be one Of his converts. IL goes
without saying that both are now
converted TO the fact that II is not
good to dwell alone. They were
married Tuesday, October 2lst. We
wish them tOU,es sJrtes des prOSperi-
tes.-IddhO Independent.
Bishop II. II. Dalrymple and
several members Of his family are
still suffering from the malady Of
which three OF his children have
died. President Bulge
through the Bishops, and Presidents
of the Ladies Relief Societies, has
called upon the people to extend n
helping hand 10 this worthy family
in the day OF their sickness and be-
COLORADO.
Grand Junction, Colo, Oct. 25-
The board Of trade today appointed
a large committee to solicit for
$50, 600 bonus TO n smelter plant in
this city. Among the gentlemen
appointed are w. ,. jackson, Colo
RADIO Springs; NJ. ID. Thatcher,
Pueblo: Charles w. franklin,
Aspen; Gordon Kimball, Ouray;
Plat Rogers and Henry NJ. Porter,
Denver, aud Frank e. GOudy,
Denver.
Pueblo, Colo, Oct. 25.-W. Y.
Preston was found dead i'm his bed
at the Union Boarding House this
at $3.50 O'Clock. The YER
dict of the coiOner's jury after n two
hours session was that 'the dc
ceased came to his death by heart
The case is interesting,
and has the appearance Of suicide.
Preston is n carpenter. He worked
On the new union depot, and also at
Newton BrOs. planning mill. He
went to the Union House ten days
ago, but has been on n continual
spree, and has not eaten n meal
IN the house. Last night he
aid to his room mate, Il suppose
disturb you great deal, but | |
won't do IL much longer" Letters |
lmong his belongings show that he /
vas intimate with a married wo- I
nan in this city. In a letter, which |
lad evidently been returned to him, /
he addressed the woman In the /
most endearing terms, and refers 10 /
contemplated trip to Denver,
Where we will not be watched"
There were also letters from n wO-
nan in Boulder, signing herself
Annie and cOuched in the most
owing language. A reasonable
heory is that he had been clandes-
inely meeting a married woman
Iere, and that she had returned his
etters, and refused his attentions
nd that he became respondent, took
D drinking and finally committed
uicide 10y drinking alcohol. On a
memorandum in pencil were the
lords: 81 have n brother mt Vim
IN, Ia. w. V. Preston" The
rother has been telegraphed to, but
t 8 O'Clock tonight no answer had
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