Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-04
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
slppcry Criminal at DcnVer.--A
r.nuble.ome "Maglc Healer" E'c'

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a. started al Los Angeles.
,ecent desision has released Pinsl
i'ntv. A. T., from tue payment oi
$4,000 for road 70 Globe
rho Lander county (Nev.) commits
-. bavp reduced the tax rate from
7 y y b 10 SO on the 500 valuation.
Tho vonng vineyards between Visa
nd Tnlare, California, ARE becom'
~. lemunerative to their owners.
lion, 100 persons are plcking grapes
M Caion valley, san Diego county,
at wages averaging sl.oo per aay'
usrlcopa county, A. r., will spend
i"sar not leas that $50, 900 for build
,sg and furnishing new school build
ings'
The Ahzonn Australian election law
,,.1n,Its the y opposite The name votru
Gtto be- made with "a pen or pencll ns
,tbe voter may choose.
4. A. Watkins recently killed u
california lion Ia OtGnge county that
',s,sured six feet from TIP % UP,
,ssighei 100 pounds hnd stood thirty
Two inches high.
NJ, Greer il out from his Twenty
Milo creek claims and IL highly elated
aver the prospects, he has there
twenty Mile viii boom next spring
Miho COuny free Press.
The depth Of water ut dantaM onica's
fCall bie wharf when complete ! viii
ie tbirly.thfeu ioet ut the juncturc o.
the approach ami inain structure AMI
Trty.hvo feet at the end, both NJ low
tide.
Frank Young. while sitting on the
edge Of Portland ferry alp, LOST his
balance AMI fell into the water AZ he
could not swim. considerable difficulty
was experienced in extricating him
from his dangerous pre- iicsmcbt.
slnce January II, Of the present year
there have been 86,SOi tons OF high
grade Mineral shipped from Telluride
station, Col, tins most OF II coming from
the Smuggler- Union hnd Shutldan
and Mendoza mines In Marshaii hasin'
w. Allen Of Billings, Monlana,
was taken home lew days ago rom
the Bull mountains, where he had been
injured by HE filo bursting while
hunting. His head was badly cut anu
he IL blinded. IL 10 feared the Injuries
10 his eyes will be permanent
Santa Terresa, the magic healer, IL a
great source OF trouble 10 the Mexican
officials at Noeales, says n telegram
from Phmnix (AriLonal and were sins
not wise enough to stay on American
soil her imprisonment would follow at
once. To her IA attributed tho cause
for the recent Inqui aud Mayo robol'
lion, and abe was also the patron saint
OF the TemochlAus, who were recently
destroyed by the soldiers. Their Re-
belliou was ON account OF her exile,
Aud the government expects nothing
but trouble with the Indians while she
lives.
Says the Silver City Qdaho) dud'
ldnohe: News from South Mountain II
very encouraging. The Union con-
tinues TO show rich ore In the lower
tunnel. The ore Ia being shipped AZ
fast as taken out. Several new bodies
Of rich orc have been found In adjoin-
ing mines during the past few weeks,
the result OF the annual assessment
work applied In getting depth Instead
Of gopherlng on the surface rs hereto
fore. The camp will no doubt be one
OF the best In Idaho " men OF means
will take hold aud open up the mines
and put In machinery for handling the
lower grade ores, but until this Is done
the camp will not improve much.
An old friend OF the editor IN
Umatilla county, Oregon, Sol. I'm
kills, was In town last week. He has
located limo ranch ON the middle
fork Of Clearwater about mile from
the reservation line, and also hR,
some good placer ground In the same
vicinity. He Gays there lie much good
land in that Vicinity already surveyed
aud still more unsurvcyed, all await
ing settlement. Owing to the absence
Of wagon roads IL IN q hard country tt
get In aud out OF at present, but II has nj
the advantages OF good soil, hue
climate, with abundance Of wood
water and horse feed, and II IL only ,
question OF time until that region vii
eclipse the famous Camns prarie itself
Idaho free Iress
william Gibson ia again at liberty
and be has now gained the reputation
Of being the slippefiest criminal will
which the courts have had 10 deal. IL,
was convicted over a year ago Of hav
lug stolen windmill. Before thu
Judge had an opportunity to sentenc,
him he walked out OF the court room
For more than niue months heavoidot
capture, Notwithstanding most earnes
efforts OF the sherif's office TO lnI
him. In August last he was arresto,
by Detective Currler and turned owe
10 the mercies Ofthe court. His ATTORNEY
secured continuance OF a motion 10
q new trial until November, anu Glib
son was released under $1,000 bOnds, hi
wife giving n check ior $500 as par
surety. Yesterday when the case wa
called by Judge Allen, Gibson did no
appear and the bond was declared fOr
feited. Denver NGi0s.