Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-12


feet IN ieneih. 'out stories In height.
containing .0O Rooms. with a rapacii y
OF about 800 guests. a stock ronuauv
~ organizing 10 erect The new Bafkor
hotel on the situ Of the OLD one al the
Springs. The new struc'ure. with its
furnishings, will cnst completes close 10
half a million dollars and will orcupy
n bloch u ground. Both OF thass are
expected Va 20 in fuii operation fof tho
opening of next s,nr1u. The Denver
No,0s Is the authority Tor ghose state
ments.
An English fnit grower. whose long
and expert experience in the growing
VI fruit entiile him u iul. cfe,lencc ann
attention. has been huiiastioa ily
impressed with this uueiibilitie. Col.
orajo for horticulture, says the Denver
News. lie Regards itas marvellous that
In no short q timg irom the Getting out
OF the liIst fruit trees such nm exhibit
ss the recent fair In the Equitable
building should be possible. There are
81, 900 acre. planted 70 fault, and Tor. hpa
grown from the start with apple tree
sprouts Brought flom Iowa by con
veyancc, seven HUNDRED miles actUss
the plains. The caua' Of thls
wonderful development, says the
gentleman, muHt be from the fact
that tho combination % a1ii aud
climate In Colorado 81 pfcpm.nunty
adapted zoe fruit culture. The
hOnuu OF the late exhibition, hr
thinks, helong 10 the counties Of
Mesa, Delta anu Montroac. uotwitu-
standing the magnificent showing
FROM the Eastern slope. AZ no point
In the United States, and certainly not
In England, could the Western Hlopr
exhibits ba duplicated. Apples attain
larger size than elsewhere, while the
yrapst surpass ~ quality ~ well us IA
variety. lie a1visus young men with
small capital and somu experiences To
come West, personally visit iruii grow
ere, look over the field Aud "a. n
establish themsoives iu the culture 0i
iluiL
Geo. W. Connora drove Va from Pine
Flat, Camp WOOD district yesterday,
with w. x. Monroe, young uHn
recently from Colorado, who had u
light with three bears on saturday last
about %. IN, aud wag badly chcwrd
aud fractured up, says the iTesc0H
Courier. The wounded man war
carried to the office of the Plaza
stables, where Dr. DAVIS dressed hi.
wounds. rhe right arm WIS BADLY
chewed and the doctor said 'compUund
fracture Of the uimUr," us he dressed
It, A long claw scratch extended
across the stomach near the short rius;
the right shoulder was badly liberated,
several stitches weru taken In An ugly
cash right behind In the left shoulder,
there were two ugly tgUth wounds iu
the right foot, which wins swollen, ami
the left thigh WAS badly bitten. The
bear had been seen In 1.-THE vicinity
several timer. Monroe ntarteI out with
n dog and a 40.h4 Winchester riffs b.
hunt the bear. when three miles from
home he looked up Rnu saw IA Dig cin-
namon bear coming down tau trail
toward him, not thirty iuct away. He
fired and knocked ne bear down. Tho
bear sprang 10 her feet, when another
bullet stretched her deal. Her cub uc4 I
put in an appearance, and shot laii {
low. Then came a great ht.hear, with
savage gruwls and grinding teeth, ru h.
ing ON the young hunter, and shot
knDcked this henf OveT only "A lew feet
away. The bear was ON his loet IN an !, =
stnni, rushed on Monroe aud dOwusd
him, and In the Tough.and.tumb %
hght which followed broke Monrue's
arm IA his teeth aud lauuratod his
shoulder. The gun was knocked tiom
Monfor's hands as he fell. He had a
pocket knife IN one o! his pockets, hut
could not get at 1t. the dog llud while
tho bear was chewing his master up.
Monroe called the dog; The dog crept
up aud emelled the bear and the bear
made dash for the dog. MUntOo riu
Tor tree, grntyvd u limo with his un-
broken arm, mud was pulling himself
up when the besr rushed on him again,
blt him h. the lett thigh, grabbed his
| right foot, and, had not AiOntOe'- shoe
| come off, the lear would have pulled
him down. The bear walked OIL with
| tine shoe In his mouth, looking back Ut
the same time, inii lowna few feet Of,
behind a pile Of Tocks nud died. Mon.
roe walked three mites over the rocks
| back 10 COnnor'a ranch.