Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-30
WESTERN NEWS CULLlNGS.
noVlns Of Immense Herds Of Sheep ID
Idaho.
oOME wRECKISG AT EVANSTON.
A Few Of Mrs. stanfcrd's Charities
aud Beneilcencies. BONANZA
OF Opals In Idaho.
sOME wRECKISG AT EvANsro

l,eiiepuo Heraid-Thc sheep move
ment from Oregon and western ldaht
has commenced, and already ovei
fD.OOD head have passed through the
valley below town, on their long east
ern march. ON the 18th band ufeOOt
rnesed through bound for Dakota; on
ne 10th 1000 followed In their wake;
nnotber band Of 5000 came up the valley
and went out the Nuldoon road ~ IL
dlpred IN Friedman's watts near that
u1acc. Palmer Brothers will be along
IN q few days with something near TO-
900 IA their droves, and ye the movc-
mept has hardly made n beginning to
what will follow before the season Il
over. Last year II was estimated that
close on TO 100000 passed along tue
old enilgrant route which crosses the
nilroad seven mile. below bellevue.
The sheep business II one Of the lead.
inx interests OF thePacifc northwest, u
being Of two fold character, n both
wool aud nesh command u ready sale
IN the eastern markets.
# idaho fdRs RcOister.-- Star valley,
lust south Of the boundary line n the
Yellowstone National park, In WyOm.
Ing, IL being rapidly settled up with
Mormons. Fifty families have recent.
IL moved into that point from Utah
and Idaho. Tho valley In which they
have taken refuge IL 1900 fect above
tho sea, aud In fine agricultural 70.
gion. II IL In Uintah county.
ErdHsion Register - A wreck oc.
currcd In the yard here just before
dinner today. AS engine psT was
pushing n number OF empty freight
cars Into the yard three empty freight
cars which had previously been pushed
up 10 the chute started down the In.
cline and crashed into the approaching
cars In front Of Ds5, badly wrccklng
three Of them and tearing up the track
for distance Of seventy five feet. one
car was knocked into the middle VI
next week.
4. y. Chronicle Mrs. Leland STAN
ford has determined 10 add another 10
her many charitable works. For some
years she has been a liberal contributor
70 the five free kindergarten schools
bearing her name In this city. Now,
IN order that the future maintenance
OF these schools shall bc placed
upon n permanent aud enduring basis,
INV III lN"NliAliNN W uNANNnNuAt1
she has had deed Of trust drawn up
bsqucathing h them 500, 900 as fund,
The yearly interest on which shall for
81 time be- divided 10 their support
The deed wns signcd yesterday, aud IL
= very lengthy document. containing
sons thirteen different articles, aud In.
Trusting tho administration OF the trust
" i've trustees. Mrs. Stanford has
u..sl ANN A.. a.
eeveral years past. Tho property which
secures TO the schools this handsome
fund for their maintenance Ia Al pre-.
enf In the form OF railroad bonds, bear.
Ing Interest At the rate Of i've per cent,
thus providing from the outsvt exactly
The sum, 5000, which has hitherto |
becn contributed yearly by Mp. Stan.
ford.
Hdiiey Ners-Thc biggest bonanxa
IN Idaho, and n now kind Of a mine |
Tor the Seem OF tho Mountains,D IL
near Mascow. Its value IL ia the
orals II contains. Two mon In one
day took out ninety.ons karata ta0l
grains), valued nj 81 $50. The follow.
Ing day they found only fow, but the
next days work wns $50 karats. The
rock IL porous and the opals are plain,
" visible. This milne was discovered
but few weeks ago, and the two mon
have already taken out $4,000 worth
pf these precious stones.
Helena Journai--owinR 10 the wnsh.
put on INC Northern Pacific the cs-
press ttaln from tho East due hero At
IVY y. m. Yesterday did not reach
iielcna until nearly O'Clock this
notnlng. New. was received by telc.
railed near Eorsvfh .u,l a.. -.