Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-12

nnawcr 10 charge ~ assault aud bat.
terry upon Andrew Romero. Maxdelj
went up to Romefos home and accused
the latter Of stealing n bob sleigh.
Romero denied thie ami words fol-
lowed, when Msxiield struck him,
knocking him down and brushing. one
side o. his face quite badly. Maxlold
plead guilty anu was hnsl SO, A. the
value OF his pugilistiu exeIci .e.--DOHEf
Pleasant igv0mfd
a New Mexico paper says; "Cattle
ON most of the ranges In suuthwes tern
New Mexico are looking better than
stOokmsn thought they would lew
weeks ago. The weather has been
very mild and although cattle ARE
dying by hundreds the prospect Is
better than II was month ago 10 {
stockmeu." Fancy the oheeffulness OF
the news that although "Cittie are
dying by hundreds the prospects are
better ior the stqchmeH. What 10 the
cattle business coming t.?
Pablo Herrera, convicted Of MURDER
In the third degree NJ tho present Term
q the district court at Los Vegas New
Mexico, but not yet H-ntonvt q. mas
made his escape from ial Ihe lailet
was admitting ffiunda OF fellow
pfisonor, when Hcfrera dashed past
him and escaped through the open
door. The e,caped prisoner went
direct TO the residence " his brother
on the outskirts Of the town, secured n
horse mud, arming himself with a
Winchester and two revOlyers, He'd TO
tho mountains. Officers are In
pursuit.
An accident happened Mt Ontario
No. 3 mine In PAX CITY, last wotk,
eays the record ia which Phil Pobin
received slight Injuries about the head
and chest. MT. Tobin was sselS,ing
Andrew Watch In making sImu re-
pairs ON the shalt cable, 'ho cage being
secured by cross tinibsr- on the 900.
foot level, and was standing a-trldc tle
cable. Tho slack suddenly ran out and
Phil was given quite toss falling on
his face. His head was cut and bruised
and ho complained OF bis chest hurting
him. His wounds were dr,ssed by
Dr. LeCompte, who said there were no
serious internal injuries.
A recent issue NJ the Lusk Hetdid
Fayr: One OF tho finest aud best
equipped ranches IN Wyoming. when
completed, will be that one owned by
| Harry Eaton few miles south ct
Luck. This week he received 1900
feet of lumber from the east which he
will use la building sheds. some days
ago he received several hundred leel
| NJ uiping to use In running the water
from lam which hu built this fall In
| 70 hla house. We also understand he
| intende plIting In electric lights and
| Will cause the same ~ Illuminate his
| realdenrc and other outbuildings by
using water power. Everything il
| bell < put IN tip.top shape nnd the ranch
viii be- stocked with thoroughbrcd
hlerino eheep.
Rprae Walter, sssoes0r-elect Of Ada
County, Idaho, thinks that Wonder
fully rich diamond fields have been
discovered on the south bA k Of tn,
Snake river, east OF wal.er's ierry,
and, accompanied by half dozcI
friends, started for the scene Of tn,
| reputed bonanza 10 make locations
| The discovery was made by q party Of
surveyors WHO were at work Mt the sit
OF the proposed dam nj the mouth o.
BruneAu river, In Owihec county. TIL,
engineers, suspectiug that the peculiai
white stones might he valuable, sent I
quantity OF them to Portland Tor ex'
animation and were quicsly assured
that they had run across genuine diR
monds. City Attorney Stevenson bal,
that lac had been assured that the Tor
nation OF the ground In which TIN
diamOnds we're embedded was OF eS
autly the same nsture as that Of th'
famous Kimberly diamond mines II
South Africa. NeWs