Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-01
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS,
A HAUL OF RArILrsSAKEs.
desperate Mexican Prisoners Try to
Freak Jall.-Opals Taken From
snake River Mines. Etc.

Onals taken out Of the Snake river
r,lnes are being offered for sale ON the
streets Of Boise city.
The Colorado Coal and Iron Devel.
onment company has increased Its
capital stock from .2,5OO,ODO 10 sB''
100000.
re-. Arcadia Baker mas recovered
$40 900 damages In the superior court
Al Los Angeles, from the Southern
California Railway company for the
oveiiiowjng OF her land by the Los
Angeles nvef, caused by m embank-
menl Of the defendant company.
An unsuccessful attempt to break
iail has boon made at Tombstone, Ar.z.,
i,y two Mexican prisoners. One OF
them assaulted the jailer, who knocked
him down with au iron paddock. The
other tackled the Jailcr's.ns'istant,b but
wA.sOon knocked out also.
r. II. Nell came down from the
mines Sunday with a broken arm
which he wanted set. He was work.
ing around the engine Ia the saw mill
RtAtlsutic with pnii OF wet gloves ON.
HIS left hand caught IA the betting,
drew hls arm IN under the pully and
hroke it.--Wind River (wyoming)
MOuHtdtneer.
D. Tho hearing in the case OF +. A.
Wilkie, arrested Tor embtzsling sl,BOi
OF funds belonging TO the Baptist
church. Boise, Idaho, OF which he was
treasurer has been postponed. The
ease Il u sad one. He Is young man
who has hitherto sustained good
reputation.
Adjutant General Kenue y viii soon
he ridinR around Denver IN style In an
electoral carriage. lie Is negotiating
with n Chicngo house for n three.
aenied surrey, the motive power ~
which is furnished hya storage battery
under the scat aud which h warranted
10 10 OF least thirty miles with ono
modification. n-DCHUer Neirs.
While gunniog near hometown,
four mlles east Oi NirSiuia, Nevada,
w. Schnum, a local sportsman, discOy.
cred writing masa OF rattlesnakcs IN
clait at the hese Of n rocky clil. The
hunter procured some giant powder
and exploded It in this cleft, killing all
Of the reptiles, numbering go. In
c1TrObofnti0n OF thu truth Of his story
Mr.. schaum exhibited nearly quart
of ratllts cut from the harmless end OF
the slaughtered reptiles. The largcat
OF tho fattlers measured six feet Ia
length.
MT. Jolly's family lives about two
miles DOrlh Of town. The little daugh-
ter walks 10 school these iinr mornings.
A few days ago, ~ she was about TO
cross the bridge on the ditch at the
northeast corner VI town, aho passrd
near large water snake which lay
cooled at the side OF the road. The
snake sprang at her, and IN great
fright she ran. Tho snake gave chase,
but the child was able 10 gain on It a
little. She ial 20 an old cabin stand.
ing near the roadside, and, Rs the ends
Of the lOgp afforded n convenient lad
der, she hastily climbed upon II. The
bnakO ran 10 the cabin aud made two
efforts 10 reach hor. 10 made one tour
Uf inspection clear around the cabin,
but finally Crawle1 away. Au inve.ti-
ti0n OF The surroundings shows that
tho snake must have chased the child
fully go yRrds.-CrdHd Junction (CJi.)
AfUs.
Sheriff oldham has received tele.
gram from Arthur Neal OF Seattle,
WISH, requesting him 70 arrest his
wife, Mrs. Jennie Noal, nee Moore, II
she put In an appearance In this city,
rays the Idaho Daily Statesman. She
1s wanted for rObbing her husband, who
IA running hotel In Seattle. The
amount OF which he was robbed was
not given In the telegram. This Is the
second time that Neal has been made
the victim OF his wife's duplicity and
dishonesty. A short time ago, in this
CITY, Neal complained that his wife had
robbed him OF $4,000. He had her ar
rested, and after q short trial la Judge
1tyal's court, the matter was conlpro.
missed by Mrs. Neal returning all OF the
money but $1,000 Of the amount alleged
90 have been appropriated by her. j.
w. Badger, Neal's attorney, charged
$500 for legal services, which Neal re-.
fused 10 pay. Suit was brought and
Judgment OF $500 was rendered In
favor OF the attorney. Before II
could be collected, however, Neal
removed TO Seattle. A transcript
OF the Judgment has been filed In that
city and an effort will he made TO col
lect the amount due. Mrs. Neal re.
manned In this city short while after
her husbands departure aud then FOL.
lowed him. BY her "winning" ways
Mn.NeAl gradually regalned the conf
uence OF tue wronged husband. A few
days ago, 50 the telegram reads, Neal
missed large sum Of money. His
wife was also missing. II was after.
wards ascertained that she left the
city very suddenly the night before
WIN another man and has not slucc
Ieen heard OF. Mrs. Neal bids
lar 10 become as conspicuous
hgure IN the Washington courts as
she has been In the courts OF this