Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-29
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS
,,roIty Legal Point in Regard 10
Arson, 10 Idaho.
, yorrn rATuN SHOT,
n..,,r a, the iI,adca'r er, Of a A''''
O''''t lAry U,pm'm'n''--coI0'a
Stage Rohb r.. etc.

-, s,dnger, ior yoara chi OF assay
DAWN rt..cent company az PARK
Of iof va father Of Thomas, Ed wArd
cry, sh Stringer, old employees OF
ind ',,pny. has lust died Ia spanish
ihe sO ~ drotsy, superinouceu oy w
Fofk o. Lead nolson absorbed while
ssiiIeving assaying' ,
iOnv MAINTAINS Gold, Silver, Plati'
an and relurium company oa IL
au, vill make another slo,oVo snip
h ~ ore very soon. rms company
m. ,.rontly cut the seconu ieau III
nh "a, ground with a long lunneI h'riK.
nsIi 300 feet beneath the surface. ~
s ACE foot vein and the ore carries
~ in gold and free mining ~ "so
s,lea some silver.
The Ebert (Colorado) county ban'
~ ,ses that The people OF Elizabeth
w united In an effort 10 yet the
,nV ,"n pacific TO erect stockyafds and
Vn ss M that point. IL asserts that
n..,ds OF head OF cattle are each
wv, driven TO other points for ship
w., and that the Union Pnoihc
M, ss we'll have the patronage II II
n,il only provide the facilities.
There was u lively FIRE ia the bull
,,.bes that skirt Great salt Lake
,Ssthvest Of Brigham. The wlnd
.ss blowing gale and the inmes
s,,,htly Illuminated the sky n they
,esSed along through the forest OF
salbss nj a surprising gait. They couIu
~. done little damage except lay
.ssta a number OF acres OF winter
',seo aud eat up some fences. -
Bugier.
N,s Lorenzo Hansen and her
rother an aged lady, were thrown
,,nn, a cart and the latter painfully
III not serIously injured last week.
rba other lady was not hurt They
we're driving dow u from the farm. The
Sor,e look fright at an old guunysack
IN the road; whitfield around, upset Tue
vehicle ANA piled the indies In The road
with TIA. above result. The cart was
,mashcd To atoms by the runaway
brigham Cay Bn9lT.
Judge staudrod (says the Idaho reg
Dan Sentenced Philip clifford, tue
elbow who is supposed TO have set fire
10 Ksefer'a saloon about u month ago,
10 Ten years IN the penltentiary. He
was arrested ami tried Tor burglary,
for breaking into IDgefsoll's house aud
,leallni a lot OF clothing, aud was
found guilty Of burglary ia the iirst
Jevfee. In passing sentence tho court
AID he had Investigated his pGst career
and found he had served n term OF
eight Year, In the Utah ponilentlhry
and had been out only n short time.
He was too dangerous q petson 10 be "
large.
A letter was received last week from
IL. Sweeney who left the Park some
thing over ont year ago In company
with w. b. Edwards for Australia.
Mt. Sweeney 10 now In South Africa,
having lett Edwards In Australia. He
reports II NJ n great country aud says
tnat nm immense amount Of the yellow
metal Is being taken from the rock
down there. lie says The claims are
gOOxl5DD feet, aud that each one has
quartz mill on 1t In active ope Atom
Mr. Sweeney says he did not like Aus.
tfalia but thinks there isn good chance
iu South Africa to make q raise.-/ark
0y Record.
A, Joseph Wiley, OF Teton, Idaho, n
young man about sixteen years OF age
vs returning from the timber with n
load Of WOOD, slight shower OF rain
logan 10 fall aud ho reached on his
lOai Tor his Winchester 70 he could
cover II up with quilts. Ia dragging
ihr gun, which was an old fashioned
$3.50, the charge went oil entering ho
ilght side near the loins and oomiup
oul about one inch below the left nj.
q. IA .lsf.ss "A
lumber Of others got the wounded man
to Teton 10y about dark, md DE- Rivers
was sent lOf. An examination showed
that both lungs WgIe Icuetrat,d anu
thst he was blcruing internally.
Death ensued next day.
An dy M-Lsu has just died ia AlOu
qutrquu VI consumption. Deceased
va well known IN Tombstone several
yrafs RgO. Ho figured COhgpicucusly
IN the DAILY mining suit winch Uccu.
Iied Tue attention Of the last term Of
court here. 10 will be fcmombeted
that after HI ling Constable LOwther ~
BtbCp, DRly'8 wherebbuU,. rluli not
le found. SIX mouths after the illing,
deed executed la Denver by DAILY 90
Mehan WAS received a. the recorders
tnlce here ard caused much comment,
Mehan, although he knew Mt that
time and piOhahly anew Mt the time Of
lib death the whereabouts Uf Day. Tor
whose apprehension reward ~ .3D1D
II outstanding, never revealed the
tecret Ia anyone and carried Il with
him q hls grave, - Irospcc'HT.
Daring the current term OF tho IA.
pieme court that august tribunal will
le called upon 10 decide whether or not
u isa cfim. to "uttcnpt Ia commit
arson" saye tho Idaho Democrat The
question arises In the appeal OF John
collins, this man who earnestly en-
drny0red 10 rel lire 10 the iail at ldaho
Fails. He dld not accomplish his de.
sign, but the district court, taking the
slifil for the deed found him guilty,
and hs was sent to ths peniientiaTy.
His attorney cont, n IL that he has been
wrongiully punished, the statutes Of
Idaho not recognizing attempted arson
Mla crime. The settlement OF this
peculiar question will not, however,
be the NEST Intricate skeln that the
court will have to unmvel, there being
q large number Of important cases ON
The docket
Dr. w. Finlay Thompson OF Palmer
Late died n few days since at some
point on the coat OF Mexico OF yellow
lever. The news OF his death viii
prove D great shock 70 his friends
throughout Colorado, especially In
Denver rays the Ns,gs, whefa he was
ultimately associated with many lead
ing citizens In various enterprises.
Dr. Thompson invested large sums OF
money in Palmer Lake on his faith
lha' i would ultimately bee me m
hHactlVo summer resort. He did
much 10 btautiiy The place, and 1t
met sprung into prominence through
lIs lLlNIIE. lia IInnIIinl hmm.