Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-02
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS
y. Accident In Nevada Two Men
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~. Is conn leted.
Arsa,,ands Of fruit trees are peinS
I,.I IN aud bbout Prescott A. Il
P "ss, Pulp Is being shipped from
peI Ii1nd. Nebraska, TO neighOOr'
"shv. n, NJ, has new six-column
b'p iya,iy newspaper called the Cur
fHf % Va. co,,tv
,,i,td $1,000 towards the election
lis dour mill for that town.
m. Alyarado, ALAMEDA county
s,gar factory has hhiHhed wotk
" b,cts, having cut TO- OOO tons 'h's
,tAson.
mo Norfolk, Nebraska, sugar bet
Ivy rIosed for the season last week
W., making $500 barrels OF gianuinted
,ufar.
,ew business block to coat $500 900,
b-,nr contracted tor at PLwniXi
,t,oue, IL will DO Uuilt by san
francisco capitalists.
Frank wilhams AMI Frank Lewis,
,.s f.nous I.as5eilo (CJlOmdo) train
suIhsrs. nave been sentenced by judge
newner ia the district court to thirteen
YEAR, imprisonment at hard labor
drain thteshing has been going on
=, lively rate Ia Larimcr county,
Wyoming, during tue present spell OF
a. weather, but there Is much OF the
harvest to 10 thpshcJ yet.
Ia Nebraska the farmers are husking
tbelr corn, anu tue weather II iaVofhhle
80 ItyInu the crop. a fuw intiuef1
arc selling their corn anu oat- AZ -
rsnts A Uushel, but they are reutcrs.
Farmers generally are holding ON ioT
higher prices
In the United States circuit court at
Cat.on, Nevada, the caseot the United
states government against United
STATE Matshal Iielley's bondsmeu to
t,coyef 5000, Judgment was rendered
IA favor Of the government In the
amount of Si8s. Ex.GOvernor Adams
was one VI Kelloy's bondsmen.
A ,iro broke out near the tunnel Of
The coal mines Mt Blosabrrg, New MeSi.
co, recently. The flames were sucked
into The tunnel anu made their way
inwafd toward the central workings,
burning tho track and timbtrs. Thesc
mines ate very extensive anu produce
ssyenty.ive cars OF coal per day.
In the supreme court Of Idaho on
Tuesday the wrlts OF mandafnus
against Auditor George, OF Logan
county, were applied Tor. the court
remanded the matter 10 the district
court ol Logan county, which Is now
In setsion, and which, In the opiuiOn
Of the court, had original jurisdiction
In the cases.
Hon. Silas Alexander, tho newly
appointed territorial secretary OF New
Mexico, has taken the oath OF office.
He has much to occupy his time as the
legislature m.os December 10Th. Mr..
Alexander IN n native Of Pennsylvania.
He has BEEN IN the Rocky Mountains
some fifteen yeare, iltht locating In san
Juan, Col, aud thence removing To
HillsboIo, about twelve years ago.
Peter Logus has been killed In a
mine at Aspen, Colorado. As tho
men were going down the ladder IN
Tue electric Wine, miner named
John Murmin slipped anu knocked
Peter Logue oil the ladder. Logue fell
from between the third anu fourth
levels 90 the sixth level and rolled
down the Wine, to the seventh level,
adlstance OF $40 ieet. He was otushed
sll out OF shape.
News has just been received Mt Albu.
Queique, New Mexico, that Elias ID.
sergenL welI-known citizen vi
kngmau, a small town west OF thia
city, In Arizona, cut his throat from
ear 10 ear with razor, severinE ia,
jugular vein. Although prospeFing
he was OF melancholy disposition
and ON several OCCASIONS threatened &
take his life. He was undoubtedly
temporarily insane when ne killeI
himself. He lenvesa vile.
AdIutant General kennedy an,
Major Manford Smith have taken I
lying trip over TO tho Indian reservn
ton, Gays the Aspen (Coloralo) Tunes
Tor the purpose OF finding out whether
the redakin nre on their reservation u
killing game In Garfield county. This,
departed sunday morning. Fh'
siIuialt genera, has no HAIR on hi
head TO lose, while the maIor's pompa
IOuf locks would he rally missed, nill
II Ia TO he h0pei he Will tahn M
chances.
Another big strike WAS made In tn,
Surprise mine at Cooks Peak, New
Mexico, last week. II IL said ~ be- Tia,
biggest siiike yet made In the dibiricl
cave was broken into which II go
feet long with ore the entire length q
u. The ore ruus 90 per cent lead an,
ounces In silver per ton. Cooks Peal
IL one or the best camps In New Mexico
aud the production OF the mines Their
Is increasiBg rapidly. The strike
which have been made there this yea
Indicate that the mountains are lull o
caves Of rich mineral.
A colony Of twelve families, al
English farmers, arrived at Albuquer
que, New Mexico, last week dlrcc
from London, ENGLAND, accompqnle,
by A. f. Spawn, president aud iounue
OF The American Colonization com
pany. They have purchased lands II
The famous Rio Puerc0 valley nea
mat city, anu Will enter largely Int
Tue fruit-raisinR business. Mr.. 5pawI
expects dozen more families frou
england by the next steamer. Tho,
already the!s are better class OF emi
grants than was expected aud all hev,
considerable money.
IL. Kohlenhurg, a homesteader nea
Lddy, New Mexico, realizes u ne
ietufn OF $500 annually from his apiary
When the sage was piOwrd up lar
spring, he bought 100 stands Of heei
They have not been allowed TO swarfl
ihey have made fifty pounds OF hone.
preach colony, tut halt OF 10 only ha
peen taken from them. The hone
haa sold readily nt twenty ctets
pound for comb, and twenty-five 10
extract, bringing $500. There Is onl
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