Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
vAoI,,als Killing In the Biz Horn
Basin, Wyoming.
, HARD LAND OFFICE DECISION


A numDer Oi chto'P',"t
n Evanston have In view ,ne e-sonsn.
.nsnt OF an ice skating rink Tor that
city.
RI. G,eep River city council have
- n sidewalk ordiuauce making u
p,,r,,lsory to lay an siRht-foot SIDE
u"Ih ON certain streets la that city.
r,, peayer Utonfdp tells Of u "iirst
.lssa fire. recently visiting that CITY.
s,yeral business houses, Including the
,os,ofice, were burned, anu the itss
,aots 10 to several thousand dollars.
Fred Y. shannon, a prominent Car.
"a, wyoming, business man and
,a,n treasurer, In short 500 In his
nm muDp. His londsmen have
s'cured themselves upon his business
.ons,ty. and under Their manage
I'll viii allow him to serve out his
,,rm, which expires next April.
The copper smeiter at Fairbanfs
wyoming, belonging 10 tho Wyom,us
Corper company, has boen dehfoy "
Nv iru. The smeiter had pea nnu
ler A number OF years. tcNt origii-
slly s25, 900. There was tao iueuihnce'
The iirs was causet by the ca e'snrss
Of an employc Of the company ietI IN
charge OF the building.
There isa movement on foot In which
CAPITALISTS identified with the NORTH
vesteru railway are ! terested, TO in-
v.stIgntp the coal resources NJ inc
moIin Of Newood and Big Horn,
Wyoniny, and II satisfactory, develop
them. Tho coal supply thotehbouts,
itis known, IL inexhaustible, but the
only thing doubtful about IL IL ite
merit ns a commercial commodity.
"oueen,v the bad dark y serving In
the county Jail for shooting LADY
Lll,p arranged yesterday ior some
amusement In the evening, Gays the
cheyenne sun. His Cell IL opposite
tho enc IN which the Indian toohe"ah
killed himeelf. "Queen" MAJ nNeu n
coffee rot battery In the Poohewah
plsce, aud was 20 work II with n string.
He On culatei to scare tn. wits out Of
the other prisoners. Deputy Wilkes
found the plant anu "Queon" was leo.
tarei pretty vigorously,
The Arapahoe Indians have held q
grand council and feast at tint suo-
agency IN conelder n number g. Inn
portaut questions, among which was
The cessiun OF that portion OF the reset'
Walton lying between Mil creek and
North Fork. A number VI the chiefs
addressed the council against cession
aud the Indications are that the recent.
ly appointed commission will mud II
difficult t. treat with the indiana n
far as that strip is concerned.-Ldnder
lop,td'aeer
Tho vicinity OF Bonanza, Wyoming,
has been tho scene Of cJwardiy anu
unprpvoked murder. Two mon have
been living since last fall at Dry Head.
They were In search OF bonanza gold
mine OF WEIGH St.phany, one Of tho
men, claimed TO know the location.
Several weeks ago "A traveller named
Gsiiuey, on the cay to Hill City,
stopped at their snack. He and Ste
phany disappeared suddenly. A tow
days ago Gahney's remains were found
half devouIed by coyotes. IL Ia thought
10 be case Of murder for the sake OF
plumber M Gaffnty had "A good deal of
money besides valuable Jewelry.
The first iata, accident as the out.
come OF the San Juan gold placer HELD
ex sliement happened d few nights ago.
Alexander Edie and Il. +. Morrey left
IN wagon for the gold helds, both
being quite full on leaving. They ate
dinner at the ranch OF John HuiitOD, a
few miles above tho city, sud alter
dinner continued on their journey,
going into camp for the night NJ the
Los Cairales hridge ecross the Rio
Grands Dir. HeiIron followed them
on Horseback. a Short time after
going into camp the horse stumbled
into deep hole while MIR. Hailron was
on him aud The rider was thrown
headlong to the ground, bieaklng his
neck.
a prominent iarme. Of Lehi informs
the Banner that he 10 satisfied beet
farming Is a paying business from the
experience he has had. Last year he
planted two acres aud hired all the
work done, and after paying all
expenses had S35 left. He considers
this good interest. IL seems some OF
the farmers are willing TO raise beets,
Gays the Hammer, but are opposed TO
having the sugar company dictate
terms IN TO how thry shall thin them
and how 10 irrlgnte. They say they
know their own land better thanany
one else aud know better how 10 grow
crop on ". We hear that the farmers
at Spfingville are considerably INTEREST
ed In this subject and aro going to put
IN more beets than ever. They have
some good land In that vicinity Tor beet
culture.
Says the Denver Repu6foaH; 1.-THE
TRIAL OF the celebrated case Of the state
ava INST Frank w. Millingtou, Mary
4. Millington aud only Millington.
charged with the murder OF William
Avery OF Fort Collins some two years
ago, Ia recalled by an attachment suit
nlei In The district court by Attorney
Charles y. Thomas against Frank w.
AM Mary Il. Miilington. II IL for
SahlOl.33 aud II brought ON sundry
prcmlssory notes made by Mr.. Thomss
Individually and 10 Thomas M. Patler.
son aud Charles =. Thomas Jol nlly,
tho latter having beon assigned TO the
plaintiff In the cause. The bill doea
not state Tor What consideration the
notes were made, tut IA Messrs. Pattnr.
son and Th0mne were the attorneys for
the Nillingt0ns In the lengthy trial IN
which their livea and liberties hung In
the balance, tho inference Is that The
ho'ea were given In consideration ol
services renUerei at the trial, In which
'he accused were acquitted.
This Cheyenne Leader says that
The news has reached that city OF q
wholesalo killing noar HyRttville, IN
the big Horn BasiD, ~ johnson
county. Itappears that man named
John HUH n tienuty Initial stata.