Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-26
WESTERN EXCHANGES.
Great Silver Mine Discovery IN
Colorado.
ORE THAT ASSAYS $4,000 PER TON
A Word on Sam small.-A hoy Drag.
ged 10 Death by a Horse
Mntllated by a Train.


Denver Neigs-Fred Albright has
found the lpst vein which tot twenty
years has been sought for valnly. II
was located ut Pomefoy mountain, two
miles northwest Of Caribou. The
strike CONSISTS Of a sixinch streak Of
almost solid silver glance and brittle
silver, and the crcvice II four feet wide
good aud strong, Rich feat In large
pieces has been found which ran 1000
ounces Of silver 10 the ton, but
NJ the mountain In this vicinity i
covered by a forty foot slide II was i'm.
possible 10 locate the vein, although
thousands of dollars has been scent In
the search. Orr from this chute will
run from $4,000 10 81, 900 n ton In
value, and y ~ pure that II cuts with
knife like lead.
There Is no question A. 10 this being
the long Lost lead, and n l. the only
silver glance mine In the district. Al.
bright has madc this discovery his life
work, and recently commenced drifting
on crosscut tunnel which was abah.
doncd two years ago by parties looking
for the same lead. Afitf drifting only
eight feet the ore chute was fnuud,
,hIthou " WIN hNtI ANlH lfnfnNNHt
hnd. Mining has received an impetus
NJ. never before. Mcssrs Albright and
Carlisle are being congratulated by
their friends from NIL over the country
upon their sudden acquisition Of
wealth.
Rariina JotWHal.--The CdrJyn Dia.
ui0nd rulhie- tho accidental killing VI
John William Watson Abbott, a young
man 10 years Of age who was IN tile
employ VI Isaac Smith near that city.
The young man len 10 look after his
charge u about ~ head " horses. He
soon had the horses under hi. charge
grnhing about two miles from Carbon.
Aficr he removed tho bride and fac.
tened the ropc of tho pony around his
wrist, he laid down under one Of the
huge bouliefa In that nelghborh0od,
allowing the horse 10 gfake within a
circuit Of about - feet, N. length u
the fope. Through some cause, which
will ever be a mystery, the pony be.
came frightened aud ran away drag.
cling the unfortunate young man after
him. From the start the body struck
the GROUND about every " TO - rect
until the horse bccAiuu * haustcd, when
the body wns dragged on the ground
steadily until stopped by the head Of
Johns body striking n bunch Of sage
brush.
Saa Borndrdino Councr-llcv. Sam
Small has been allowed 10 "withdrawn
"a. o., has been kicked out Oh the
Methodist church. II was only n mat.
ter Of money-monsy collected for tho
uss Of To. church and diverted ~ ll.v.
Ramuel's individual weassl-skin. rhorr
are many discriminating individuals
who have thought NIL along that this
rcvivalist was lahoflng principally 10
revive his depleted hank account Hut
when the next star sxhorier for rove.
nuc only makes his advent among W,
the gudgvons will probably swallow his
bnit with tho usual avidity. There are
lots " people who eagerly shower
money unon such q clerical mounig.
bank who aro absolutely stingy IN con.
tfibuting 10 the support u tho worthy,
SINGER, and hhfd.wotklng ministers Ia
their own communities. u ~ pleas.
urc 10 nnd out, once Ia q while, that
they have been duped.
Sacramento Record.U aioa---A pltlnil
sight was that which met ihu eyes Of
visitors 10 the Combination Police
station and Receiving hospital last
night. a poor. homeless. boy lay upon
one Of the operating tables IN the
deepest agony, while CITY Physician
Nichols wa dressing the terrible
wounds that caused him ~ much pain.
The young sufferer was In very had
state. lie had started out 10 bcat his
way over the railroad 10 Reno, la
company with couple Of other boys,
aud had boarded a wood.car In freight
train No. 0, which left the city nj o!al
pm.
when Ia tho vicinity OF Arcade
station, q few miles east Of here, he
fell totwecn the cars and dropped Into
y culvef,, after having been dragged
for some distance.
Tho lads right leg was fractured In
two places below the knee, and again
above n. The hones OF the len foot
were fractured acfoss the lnsisp, aud
the great toe nearly cut OH. There were
also several gaahes on bis head. The
poor boy was too weak 70 DO placed
under tho influence u ether.
Ito gave his name n Wiilie black,
and his ags - hfteen years lie aaii
tho Last he knew 81 his parents they