Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-29
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
DsuYsr People Victims Of the Ill
iated ship BOshard.
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT AT LEHL
p.moyal Of The Dead Bodies Of China
men at Helena, Mont. Mining
aud Other Notes.
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT Ar LEuI.

~. u. hhil, WIN Nhr NJ it.s'" "
,onu weeks ago, charged WIN pohoue,
ing medicine without license, anu
Jumped his bond, has been arrested AT
Aspen.
sheen men at Seven rivers, New
MexIc6, are all busy shenring, Re-
,orts come ia that this clip viii DO large
and fully equal TO the spring clip
tx.
The sheep men are feeling quito blue
bsrauee the winter range " 40 bare hnu
INV. IL ~ feared TINT Il will be an eN'
reptlonal hard winter for sheer rms
a Inc statement OF the Manti Reporter.
The Colorado Midland has unlosded
zoo. 600 pounds of dynamite vt the
cripple Creek terminus Tor blasting In
Connection with the construction Of
The branch railroads 70 the mining
Camps.
An acre of ground has been pre-.
sentoG 70 tho l0dre Of Knights Of
Pythias Of Lincoln, Nnbraakn, TO he
uted M "a burial ground Tor members OF
the order and their families, by
Francisco Romero y Valencia. Tie
plot lies nearly mile from town, AMI
will be fenced Immediately aud trees
set cut and other Improvements male.
A very distressing acciient hap.
reped at the home Jf Mr. q. B. Van
Alsiiue, OF Lehi, on lhursdoy night
resulting In the death OF their baby.
When The mother aW0kc towards
morning sho noticed that the hue
boy was lying noross tue face OF TIE
BABY. An investigation showed That
the infant was dead, having been sur
located. The chilli was between eight
anu nine months old.
Albert Anderson, u young man about
twenty.one year. Of aye, died at the
home OF hia father Ia Manti city, Sam
pete county, on Wednesday, OF acute
consumption. The deceased hal been
feeling unwell for some time, but no
one thought that the trouble was Of \
serious nature. He was seen on the
street Sunday, apparently In good
health. At noon Wednesday, DLOlsien
was called TO attend him hut arrived
too late TO do any good, ard about l
O'Clock the young man tuccumbed 10
the dreaded disease. --MIHu Guy Re-
porter.
Ambroslo Pine, who has 5000 head
OF sheep grazing In the Vale MOun-
tains, New Mexico, has just purchased
an extra supply VI arms and hmmuni'
tlOn aud sells them 10 the her'leTs, In
order that they can better protect his
ncvks from boan. Never before huye
the bears been 40 numerous In the
Wales ms this fall. They run In droves.
~ many hs ten Icing seen at once, and
their ravage Of stock IL very great.
fiult uf nj ola al
wild game. particularly deer, bear and
grouse.-EL.
Willard Bennett, George w. Irving
and others have Just retained from
g visit 20 the properties Of the Royal
Gold Mining company In Deer Lodge
county. says the II, ena (Mont.) Daiy
journal, and the first named gentle.
man states that they have veTitablo
bonanza. Development work IL in
progress but ut the same time the mlne
is being worked for ore with result
that IL most gratifying. a new swing
tuuutl In being driven 800 feet below
the old tunnel, from the mill 20 the
vein, which has reached distance Of
2iS feet. AZ that POINT the voin was
eight feet wide and has continued at
that width tor forty feet aud there Is no
sign OF uiminuiiOn. Assays OF the
ofe from this body show AZ average u
s3l. The old tunnel IL $50 feet long
uni has been IN ore for iIJ feet OF the
distance. a force is now ENGAGED IN
Stopping from thls tunnel, 800 feet hav-
log Dteu done, anu the vein varies In
width from two feet to nine feet.
All Chinatown was on the move
last night. Few outsiders knew the
cause Of the cOmmotion. The CONVEX.
salon among them was nearly ~ OF
tbs same import. II was In regard "a
tho removal OF the bones Of no LEES
than sixteen departed crlettials from
the old county burial ground 20 the
portion OF the new cemetery laid aside
iot Chinnmen's remains. The em.
ployes OF the new cemetery began the
digging OF graves for the Cinnamon
yesterday and four bodies will be re-
moved today and I've tomorrow. Some
OF the bodies 10 be removed have been
bnrled for years and as they
were not ombalmed are prob.
ably in very bad condition.
The work OF removing the sixteen
bodies will be under the direction, 10 u
certain extent, OF the two Chinese
companies who make business OF
caring for the bodies and bones OF
deceased countrymen. In this case
one company has contracted for the
removal oinine bodies and the other
for the removing OF seven. When the
work Of removing the remains Is com
pleted there win be eighteen bodies Of
Chinamen aide by side In corner OF
tue new vometery.-Helena Mont. J
/OurHal.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A, Chain OF Denver
were aboard the Inflated Bokhara
which was wrecked In the China Sea-
on. the 10th by typhoon. The vessel
was washed NJ will In the trough OF
tbs mighty tides like 40 much floisam
She drifted on the rocks Of the shores
OF Sand Island aud was dashed u
pieces. The mpster OF the vessel and
most VI tho officers, crew and pnssen-
gers were drowned. About 1850 soula
were lost that night. Only twenty
three were saved. The survivors
passed two days upon the desert island,
and were rescued by passing ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chain left Denver last
March for u tour Of the world. Mr..
Shain was one OF Denver's Oldest
business men aud Christian gentle
man OF high standing. Mrs. Chuin
was well known as AN artist. The
couple, who were Childless, we're alb.
solutely devoted 10 each other and
nave spent much Of the past five years
IA foreign travel. About year ago
they hal narrow escape from death
IN runaway at BuenA Vista Springs,
which property was owned by Mr..
Chain.