Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
kid" White, q Cowboy, Killed BY bis
Horse Falling on Hin.
UTAH CATTLE SHIPPED TO OMAHA.


An old Joke. but one that affords
more or les amusement 10 the pefpe-
traitors, was practlced upon new mes.
sengef boy last night. He was given
load ~ large az he could carry and
told to take II TO Dell Dicks. He was
Informed that the mysterious package
was intended for some one down the
street, and thus was the youth kept
going from pillar to post until he was
tired out. IL was = severe lesson but
may be useful 10 him In the future
Helena Journal.
maue a round trip rate Of $3.50 from
the Missouri river 10 Utah common
points. Commissioner Flynn. Of tho
Colorado aud Utah association, said
yesterday that the rate between Dem
yer and Utah common points, where
there are 100 people, would be $50, and
when the minimum was 200 tho rate
would be s90.--Dcnrer Netps.
The freight train going east, that
passes In the afternoon, carried several
cars OF tat cattle from Utah, consigned
to Omaha. They were n nice lot.
When they reached Evanston two cars
had 10 be partially unloaded 10 release
several Of them that were down. They
were not seriously hurt hut had been
trampIed for some distance. -EcaHstoH
Rcgistcr.
ho,.. ,,,,.n h, A.. AZ A sm,,n
took fright ut n switch engine Tuesday
afternoon and shisd. Mrs. Smith was
thrown violently 10 the ground and
was picked up la an unconscious con-
dillon. Tuesday evening har physi-
clan stated that sho was badly bruised
but that the extent Of her injuries
would not be known for twonty.four
hours. The buggy Ia which she was
riding was n complete wreck, but the
horse was caughl'by W. :. Benning.
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Yesterday Brown Parker rode IA
from his ranch ON Powder river, sew
enty miles distant, TO obtain "a colin In
which 10 bury "kii"Wbitc, n cowboy
In his employ, who was killed the day
before by his horse falling on him.
White was well known 10 the cattle
men Of this section, and daring rider.
--Bggdio hcho.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Spence have
gone 10 wcllsvillc, Utah, taking with
them the mothcrlcss child Of Peter
MncAiahon, TO whom they are very
attentive and kind. Mr.. AincMshon
l. much pleased at his child being with
such kind heated people and desires
10 express his appreciation Of their
Holicitiids for It's welfare. --Iiah0 Br.
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hns l,,en JIsappearlnu rom ears md a
d,tectIye and deputy sheriff located
acme Of thc stoicn nropsrty in posscs.
sIon OF some OF the employcs of tins
company. Several arrests will be
mMir soon.-Boomeraag.
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~ COW buffalo, when mas been run
ming on me range win 40 isumnnh
cattle Tor anolt year was yesterday
morning shipped by expires in
wooden cage To CALIFORNIA The AMI
mai was lAne ana Drought 10 Town
cora, nj No. o mine. where most of
our citizens went QUITO see her. she
WINS fair specimeu Of the native buffalo
and In good condition. weighing about
1000 pounds, don. THOMPSON. of the
Golden state. bought the animal from
WIN. GoIman. paving SlOO0 Tor her. !
She was caught a yearIing along with
two othsrn which. however. Jiei
shortly ptcr their capturr,-Rock
Sprj,,gs Miner.
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