Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30
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An Industrious Colony Of Thea Trans.
forming a Desert Into II Garden.
Western Casualties.

IToreuce fJitcrpTtsc-Nearly every
,nildlng ia and about Itcymert, In
,ghlch the owners had left the bulk Of
,heir furniture and effects In the expcc-
,ation Of returning 20 soon ne work on
,he mine was resumed. has been looted
nv Pnpago Indians. All evidence points
"a Inc probability that this thievery
h,, been going on for several weeks,
until every untcnanted house has SUI
fefrd more OF less.
breckenridge journalism weducs.
Jay morning last, nj the Jerome tie
camp near this place, n young man
named Lem. Waterman, aged about
tWenty-f four years, aud who was cm.
uloyed Ia skidding timber, was struck
In the head by n falling tree. He died
ffom the effect Of the blow Ia about I've
houra Afterwards. The tree which
caused his death was n dead sapllng,
The grounding timber being cut
away slight wind blew II over;
being dead ils roots did not i'm.
u.de its fall, and II came down with "a
crash and caught liz Victim Just M he
was raising his head In response 10 tho
cry u warning given b. comrade
close by who saw his DANCE. A doctor
was summoned and was soon on hand,
but no mortal aid could Huccor him.
The wofkmon Mt the camp turned out
ia mass 10 the funeral on Thursdhy
afternoon. The deceased had friends
and several married sisters at Salt
Lake City, Utah, but their addresses
are unknown.
Los Angeies ErpreSs. Him, q
vegetable peddleT, who farms a por.
lion OF the CharnOck. MAchado ranch,
near Ballona, was murdered Thursday
night on the road from liedOndo 10 tho
ranch. The Information was brought
10 the Sheriff,s office this morning by
Quong Wash and Yung Sin, the latter
being partner Of tho murdered man.
From the facts given by them Yupg
Him's horse came Into the ranch alone
last night, and n search being made
the body Of his owner was found lying
In the road about mile from \
saloon known n Flgusroa'e. The
mans head was fairly rlidlcd
with buckahot aud tho pockets Of
his clothing were turned Inside out.
The murdered mans partner thinks
the crime was committed by some one
who knew that Yupg Him had been
10 Rclondo 10 dispose OF his load and
was returning with the proceeds " his
sales. sheriff Gibson, Deputy Russell
and Coroner Weldon left on tho noon
train for Ballona, but up 10 the hour "
going 10 press nothing had been heard
from them.
Globe SRpcr Beh-Chas. Winter. was
braught In on the stage from Pioneer
wednesday night In partially de-
mcnted condition. lie was found the
day previous by Messrs. Vornburg,
slefc and Reaves about three quar-.
tiers of mile from Pioneer. He had
lst vornburg's camp at III Captain
q days before, and during all
that time had wandered aimless-
lysbout pinal Mountains ond without
io0t except such wild fruit, etc, as he
va able to find, n diet not conducive
70 eofpulency, and those who remem.
bef bis former rotound figure scarcely
recognize him now, ~ enisciatcl Ina.
he become. when found he was
scarcely able 10 walk aud Ia few days.
AZ the fnrtheFt, must have sue.
clmbed TO starvation. He Seem
81 Indifferent as 10 his fate
and expressed n preference for the cool
shade OF an adjacent bush to going 10
camp with his rcscners. R- was 10
week that lie had almost 10 DO carried
70 Pioneer. Upon his arrival In Globe
be made raid upon a Chinese hash
house, and ate with such vorAclty that
The Chinese attendant had To compel
him 10 desisi, for fcar no would choke
himself 10 death.
~, Johns Mraid.-In the States of
Chihuahua aud Sonora, the Mormons
are making extraordinary progress.
There arc over thousand Mormon
families In the valley OF C0ryalltos, In
Chihuahun, divided Into different
colonies. Tho colony Of Dlaz IL
ihe largest, aud has been established
seven yesa. They arc transform.
ing the wilderness into gar
den. The families AT. all prosper
Gus aud each year put enough money
aside 10 extend tholf irrigation bitches.
Besides digging wells the people OF Dlaz
colony bring water from the mountains
ior irtlgation purposes. The Mormon
colonies at Juaroz and Dublan are also
quite prosperous. Tho transformation
made by the MormOns Ia this section ~
tne country Is bound TO make the
States where they live the most pro-
aucllye part OF Northern Mexico.
Thelr products are sold In tho near
mining camps, aud on tho extension
o. railroads In that region an un.
limited market IL promised. The
North Mexican Pacific Railway
through Northwestern Mexico, Il
progressing rapidly. From Deming,
y, ~ 10 Palomas tho'road Is all ready
Ior the rails. This viii enable the
owners OF coal mines TO place their coal
On The markets OF tho Pacific coast nj