Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-10
Notes from the North.

The following items have appeared
In the Ogden Standard
Joel Terry, OF Ulntah, died very SUD.
denly ON Friday, Sept. an, nj Ei.p
pm. He Ion bis home at ; y. M anu
went about his work. His wife came
10 Ogden, leaving two little boys nj
home. who were herding the cows
About half.pasl Pun. they found their
father dead In the corn patch. He dlei
in III. Decensed was aged 10 years,
3 months and days. The funeral ser
vices will be held In the Uslihh
schoolhou.e this Sunday afternoon,
Sept. 9th, at 2 O'Clock. All friends are
invited 10 attend aud pay their last
tribute OF respect 10 worthy oldtimer'
The owners Of tho Heller mine are
Jubilant over the discovery yesterday
Of fine body OF ore In their property.
They have now passed through VI.
cap rock and are coming Into the solid
lead formation. They have a shan
eighteen feet deep and with nm eight
foot bottom arc unable TO tell tue width
OF the vein. The ore brought down
from the mine last evening Is liner
and more perfect grade OF copper and
silver ore and Will nearly double the
assays male two weeks ago. Tom
Cunningham, George Soagc. anu
Charlie White are pushing work with
all possible vigor, and tho public may
expect 10 hear nj most any time that
they have a big mine TO reward them
for their labors In In Plata mining
district.
Tho Bullion Beck company, which
IL largely Interested Ia La Plata COM
pany's mines, will nj once start work
on the SHUTDOWN by employing enough
mon to sink q shaft fifty feet deep ut
tho present opening and also run u
tunnel rs far down the hill IA will cut
the shaft at this depth. They will also
erect large and commodious buildings
for the winter.
I'VE mr.. informed at tho Bullion.
Beck oi,ica IA this city that some OF the
members Of the company have Invested
~ some extent IN In Plata property
but the company itsolf IA not concerned
In the purchases. -Ed.l
Brsgham Bugier-A most terrible
accident occurred last Tuesday Just
north OF Malad City. II resulted In the
shocking death Of the cloven.yeat-old
son Of janice Jardinc, OF Cherry Creek.
II was the little fellows birthday aud
tho father was taking him 10 the Sum
init kawmill 10 enjoy holiday. AIR.
Jardlne left the boy riding on thu
running gear Of the wagon, while ht
dropped behind 10 ride with friend.
The long brake ropo got wrapped round
Que Of the boys legs. Something
frightened tho horses and they ran
away. Ho fell to the ground, but with
the brake rope stlll olinging 10 hi.
entangied leg, and was dragged 10 death
IN tho very sight Of his agoniked father
The community was shocked over the
terrible fatality, which was, however,
purely accidental.
Last week Plymouth, % mllea north
OF here, was visited by a third terrln,
storm. This seemed more like CLOUD
burst than anything else. During the
tremendous dOwnp0ur, heavy black
clouds hung low about the hills which
skirt the Hat ON tho north and east
Rain, accompanied by hail, came dowr
In torrents Tor some time. The grua
flood came roaring down tho hillside
cutting deep gulches, which are nov
almost impa ssable, carrying with h
huge bOuldors, rubbish aud even ear
cases OF dead animals, One dead hors'
was washed over u hundred yards OF
level ground. Tho water ran nearl,
knee deep around barns aud BARI
yards. Tho large hail thrcshed Gu
thousands ofbushels Of grain, one MAI
losing rs much as 200 bushels.
A few days ago Hans Andreasen, o
Bear River CITY, was bitten by
dreaded scorpion. II seems he wa
digging deep well near Point Look
out. The poisonous reptile Jumped OF
the top OF the well and dropped ON IL,
back Of Mr.. Andreasen's hand, wher
II Immediately stung him. The ara
and hand at once turned black an,
blue, causing the victim intense sui
fcring. The bite was properly care,
for ami will soon he healed This |
the third time this gentleman hn
been bitten by the same reptiles.