Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS
A BOY Of sixteen Kills His Com
panion At hoIoni.
SUPPOSED MURDER .yY nopOEs.
.,.,c,iye Fire at Proyo.--in Emit
grants story of the New York
Ouarantinc.--0ihcr News.

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tayy,nsd that the bees have hardly been
e eh,n 10 store enough to keep them
sslyes over winter
A ,ang OF petty thieves aud burglars
st the present time working"
ps,se The fellows ara said To be
,',,. nj their trade, aud thus far the
snu.r,cIpal police have failed to capture
any Of them
Tho outlook for an extension Of n
..il,oad 10 Rlchfield from .Salina Is re.
,l'1sci 10 Ne excellent, az tho rallroai
p,rrany ana The RlchHeld people seem
~ ,gree we'll and the company have
,es amount Of steel railn at Thistle.
las, sunday about 1850 n. m. John,
,,s ten.year-old son nl Mr.. end Mts.
ito,,ine Ashmgn, OF Nephi, was found
i,sI In bed. THE lille fellow had
Ssea An with diphtheria for some tirno
80 nut mad become better and WINS
,bcnsht 10 be out Of danger. He
yoke his father about o O'Clock suu-
,isv morning aud they talked Tor some
time. Both thcn fell asleep, bat the
tov. with his head resting on bis
siber,sarm, was soon afterwards found
10 be dead.
Tho BYRcor Stoc,,nan aye regard
ING the question OF feed In tins Colora-
10 desert country; "Iu order to know
tbe true situation n. a. uilmOn spent
lsst week In that section, unjer com-
peiont guide, and ou his return h0mc
aid there IL ample feed aud water fof
largo herbs of cattle ON tho large
Mexican grants OF land, aud TINT rca-
snnnbls enough terms cnn be made
with the owners thereof for placing
cattle upon them. II oihom VIII agree
10 do likewile, Gilm0n Bros. anu
stewart will put IN their share for a
ehipmsnl Of two thousand head or up
ward, to be placed IA that country.
John d. Draper, aged 10 Year,, came
10 IN untimely end At Moiuni low
evenings ngo by tho hand OF HE play
mate, Levi Fmndsun, aged 10. Tue
two boys were walking along tho street
together, returning from an entertain.
nient, when Draper insulted Frandeen
and provoked him TO retnliato by using
a very hard name for his young friend,
who In turn hurled FmndEen TO the
ground, then ran q few PAGES away
from him. Fmudsen in rising to his
ieat picked up couple ~ c0bh.o
etonua about the size Of his ilst. The
Hrst he threw missed its mark, but
the second struck Draper ON tho
left temple, crushing In the temple
bone. The poor lad lived about four
hours when he expired, probably from
Of the heart, caused by hl od
olottinF. DR.. WoOdring Of this city
went over and held an inquest, and tue
facls produced were substantially ~
above stated. County Attorney Erlck-
zen filed AN information against Fraud-
zen and had him srrvste1.- Mount
Piedsant pyramid.
The Brigham City Bugior Of Octo-
Ter lat, sAys: This week, County Re.
rorder Burrows received for record TWO
important decide from Nolan & Brady,
chicago attorneys. They cover the
rlle Of the Sherwood and Iron blossom
mines situated near the old Garfield
milne, four miles north OF Brigham.
tbs Utah Mining Go. are the puT-
cnasers and IL. q. Baker the seller.
rho price paid for the prop ny Il $780,
900 Tor each of the two elaine Of COOK
1900 feet. The deeds we've 81 az IRON
clad quit-claim order. 4 valuable
limestone ledge showing Iron oxide
runs through both OF tho sold proper
ties. Mr.. Baker was In town short
iimo ago with one Of these thTee.times-
R.milliOnnlre mining capitalists, who
was here inspecting the property. Ho
tpoke Of great pending improvements
and developments on the property.
The Garfield mine near by contains a
900.fOot tunnel which shows fine pros
yects.
The Brigham City Bugicr Is respons.
ihle for tho following: 1.-The young
scandinavian emigrant Larsen ar
rived In town this week, fresh oil one
OF the quanntined vessels In New
York haibor. Immediately on bis ar
rival his folks tumbled him into great
tubiul Of almost boiling hot wild sage
tea, snd kept him cooking therein ana
1rlnklng the liquid for an uncom.
lortsbly long time. All his clothes
were next saturated in turpentine and
coal oil. He was then pronounced n
non.chOlera scare and Get free. Larncn
tells n story on Inspector jenkins. He
says Jenkins went into the storage
apartments Of their vessel and
eprinkled beds, furniture, clothes,
and in fact, everything with
water; then with dry sulphur.
Afterwards he literally filed the
rooms with the sitting smoke from
burning sulphur. The strong fumoB
drove the passengere ont Of the rooms,
IN which they found Il impossible to
lleep. A number Of children were put
IN bed ia these disinfectnd apartments.
Next morning their parents were
Mortified 10 find several Of them dead.
They had been ovetpowerod during
The night by the suiphurous smoke,
while their parents sought fresh air on
the deck. CRrelessneas on both sides
IL charged.
The Sheridan Enfcrpr'ss HnyG Sat.
urday word whs brought TO town that
The dead body Of man had been dis.
covered near the Clear creek crossing
VA this county, and the coroner, DR..
Geo. u, Simpson, was summoned 10
n0lu an inquest over the remains. He
immediately repaired to the scene, snd
Aehocking eight was beheld. The man
had boon dead two or three weeke. Ills
name was George Parker and he had
been working for Iamoa Davis, on
Clear creek, an old time citizen
OF this county. Some time In the
after part Of August he quit
work and was paid o., receiving n
check for Sis. The check was Dashed
In the neighboring town, aud the last
seen OF the man was when he WAS IN
company with the two hoboes. The
ooiy was found In tho hills OF tho
main Travelled road. One Of his shoes,
coat and vest and hat were gone,
aud u 10 evident that he was In the ac,
~ lying down to sleep when the deed
Was committed. Two gunshot wounds
we're found, both IN the breast, ona
teaching the heart, and were inflicted
by a lgrp,, rpvoIy.r 80 40. n.o.,.ea,,