Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13
WESTERN CULLINGS.
Whisky Making Trouble Among The
kel PerctS.
AN OIL STRIFE NEAR CASPER
Land slide Near Elk Park.-Jealousy
Kills a Man In Dcuver.-Coast
Items.

lunho AMI Salmon Meadows ruau, VINO
are very approheusive concerning the
NcE Perez Indians, who always man.
age 10 get hold OF liquor In some way,
when they become ugly and dangerous.
IL has been 10 for a number u years,
and though thus far therc has been nc
difficulty, there Il liable 10 DO 10 long
as intoxicans can be- procured by
them.
Denver Nara speoial-Casper, wyo.
ming, june News has just reached
here Of another strike Of oil at the Salt
Creek well, some my miles north Of
Casper. The fifst well IN that district
reached the oil sand In September,
1890, when n flowing we'll wa struck,
the oil gushing nj the rate u 800 bar.
rels per day. This well was nj once
plugged aud n new one was started, on
which, when nj a depth u 1900 feet
work was discontinued ior the winter,
but resumed again shout ten days ago,
and now nj n depth of 1900 feet the oil
sand was reached aud the oil II NJ
present flowing NJ the rats Of from 200
10 800 barrels per day. The pcnnsyl
vania company, which owns thcse two
wells, has n large trac, Of land In the
immediate vicluity and u IA their In.
tention 10 Put down several wells this
season. 0fcit excitement prevails,
and II II the universal opinion that the
Wyoming oil fields win experience n
genuine boom during the summer.
Helena JourHai.-A land slide four
miles this slide " Elk Park on the
Montana Genital Sunday uight caused
wreck aud delayed traffic snms
hour. Freight trhin No. 10 ran into
the obstruction nj O'Clock yesterday
morning. The engine was badly
smhsht bat no one was injured. The
passenger train from Butte, which was
due In Helena nj n a,m. Yesterday,
was delayed, not reaching this city
until . pm. Blshop Brewer, who
came over on the traln, said II was the
only time II ever took him all day 10
come from Butte 10 Helena since the
old staging days. A large iOfcc 0f
men succccded Ia clearing tho track In
comparatively short llmc.
Sacramento Record 'HtgH. - Mn.
fasslcr. the unfortunate woman who
vas ~ hrutilly assaulted a few nights
ago nj her homie at Twrnty.fint aud \
streets by some unknown person "
persons, died last evening nj the rcsi.
dence II Mr.. Gchflg, a nclghhor,
where she was removed the day after
her injury. II sho know who her A..
Eallants wefv, the secret has died with
her II II certainly strange case 10
fAthOm. Why abe should have lcun
lisa mystery; and " the assault wAs
committed by somc enemy OF enemies
known 10 her-which many persons
believe was the casc-she has carefully
shielded them from harm. Mn. fass.
lrr'a body was removed 20 tho under.
taking roomn Of John Miller.
Dcnucr gs-Ex.policoman James
q. Jones shot aud Instantly killed 4.
j. Stfawn Ia Nc Of Jealousy, Ia the
alley adjoining Jones' Residence, s652
California street, y~icriay afternoon
nj O'Clock. The bullet ontsrgd
Slrawn's neck near the mt veftnhile.
Tho dead man was removed 10 the
coToneT's while JONES gave himself up
10 the police and was locked up la tho
citylail. Tho weapon used wAs u u.
CALLER smith & Wcsson ruv0lyef,
Jones claimed the man he shot was
wrcking his domestic happnoss and
that ho had the proof u tito fact IN y
letter. MIR. Emma Jonua, the wife Of
tho rx.oiiltcr, IL handsome woman,
thirty years Of ago and the
mother Of two interesting children,
the oldest being but nine ycats old.
Tdpcka C1Jtiai-A man giving hi-
nam. ~ David Holt claims lac was
confronted by n couple Of hlghwaymen
at tho north end Of tho Santa fe
bridge, early yesterday morning, aud
robbed OF what yaluables he had about
him aud most Of his clothing. Ac.
cOfding 10 his story, n related 10 70.
potter, he had arrived IN town on the
Union Pacific train, and getting OH nj
tho Junction had walked down 10
the Santa To railroad bridge, and
lighting newspaper, ~ A. 10 DO Ahle
10 load and light his pipe, ho saw two
men confronting him, ono Of whom
asked him for some tobacco. This ho
says he gave the man, when
the other man Immediately eoyefod
him with y revolver and demanded his
money. When no Informed the robher |
that he had none, he WINS ordered ~ |
strip OIL his coat, which he did, Then |
he was ordered 10 give up his hat, boots, |
socks aud vest, and he says they came |
near taking his pants, but lac isrsladed |
them not 10 do ~. Before they leit him /
he begged that they would return his |
two army discharges, one from the
Ninth Illinois aud Onn from the Iwon. |
ty.soysnih Illinois infantry, but they |
swOfo they would shoot him n he asked
again Tor them aud ordered him 10 |
make tracks over the bridge. He says |
he did 20 aud nj the break " day made
his way 10 the police headquarters and |
reported tho circumstances.
San PrdHoisco Chronicle. Tho coast.
Ing schooner "Ahbie," while beating |
out 10 sea yesterday afternoon, about
I,s0 O'Clock. collided AT section Of the /
seawall with tho Oregon Improvement
Company's steamer Willamette Val
ley. Forty feet ~ the steamers rail-
ing ani half Of liz bridge was carried
away, one VI the liirhoAts was stove
In, and one Of the davlls badly bent.
several Of the vessels plates are be-
lleyed 10 be- sprung. There were no
on the steamer at the time.
Ahe arrived Saturday from Yakima
bay, aud had Just finished diseharglng
her cargo " grain nj section J OF The
seawall and was about 70 start back 70
her regular berth when the collision
took place.
a Merchants opinion'