Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
Unsccountabls Disappearance Of
Lady from Helena, Montana.
THE CAss nrrE MURDER TRIAL.
Survey Of tlepa Platte MlneS.-Tweniy
Years OF Litigation Over Some
Town Lots.-0lhcr Items.

The police force organized by the
Union Pacific nj Cheyenne aomc
months ago has put stop entirely 10
the operations OF box chr thieves.
Today (Monday) tho trial Of Cas-
Hite takes place for the murder OF
Adolph Kohler Mt Green river about n
year ago. This IL the second trial, the
Jury having disagreed In the first one.
The legal talont In tho case is among
the beat In the Territory.
The Silver King Mining Company
has been Incorporated by Marcus l..
Hewitt, Curt q. Darfow and VIM. Z.
King, with a capital stock OF sl,5jO,-
900 divided into 800, 900 shsrcs. Opera
tions will lie carried on In Jefferson
county, with offices at Butte.
Jack Guy, manager Of the cattle
ranch OF SAINT Comman, OF Chicago,
and one " his cowboys, whose name
was not learned, have been drowned la
tho Yellowstone while attempting 10
cross heard Of cattle near Custer sta
ton. Guy leaves widow and four
small children.
Says the Lehi Banner; DIR. Park has
jnht finished trip through Cache..liox
Elder. Weber, Salt Lake, Utah, Nor.
gan, Juab ana Summit counties in the
interest Of the educational department.
He has received encouragement all
along tho Inns and will receive OK.
hiblls from mostof the schools.
Postmaster Butler OF Laramie, Wye,
has received q communication from
tho Department, stating that the FREQ
postal delivery system will be In.
augurated In that city the first OF
December, II the law 10 complied with
in the numbering OF streets aud resi-
Gences and IN other respects.
A recent sample OF ore from Deep
Creek assayod by Mr.. Kroups shows
1877 ounces oliver and si7 gold. The
mine In which this vein was struck
sold recently for $50 and not a cash
Transaction at TINT. The men who
bought tho mine are from American
Fork and thoy gave a silver watch for
the claim.
Tho case Of VIM. l.. Allen against
eliza Rausch has been settled ut
Helena, Mont, by Judge Buck render
ing judgment In favor OF defendant.
The suit was over tho possession Of
somc town lots. that have been In
litigation for twenty years, having
gone to the Supreme court OF the
United Ststos. The case Possessed
some fine legal points.
President Joseph II. Smith on FRI
day last addressed tho students OF the
Brigham Young Academy. His sub
tect was morality. He quoted from
Christie sermon ON the Mount, ana
spoke In relation TO the various ideaa
listened TO hts instructions worry atton-
lively. Among others who were pres
ont, than the teachers ana sludon alta,
were President David John and DR..
Karl q. Maeaer.
Orders have been sent TO Camp Bet
tens, on Powder river, Wyoming, for
the headquarters and four OF the six
troops OF the Ninth cavalry, enoampei
there since tho first part OF last June,
10 return TO their station at Fort Rob.
tnaon. Two OF tho six troops OF the
Ninth will remain ut Camp Bciiens for
the present ana they will be designated
by Col. Biddlc. The headquarters and
four Of tho six troops Of tho Sixth cav
airy have been ordered from Camp III.
'kins 10 their station Mt Fort Nlobrara.
Camp EilSins was established near old
Fort Fettermnn about the lst OF June,
and two troops Of tho Sixth are TO 10.
main for the present Mt that camp
Major Emil sam, the commander, is
ordered 60 return TO his permanent sta
ton, Fort Washable. The now colonel
Of the Sixth, Col. Gorden, Will take
command OF the regiment.
A large number OF the parties inter-
ested In In Plata mines recently had a
survey made 10 ascertain whether or
not the mines were located outside
the Southern Pacific railroad land
grant. 1t was thought by means Of
this survey, II II were found that the
mineral hill lay beyond tho railroad
land grant It would stop all further
litigation without taking tho caso 10
tho land Office for settlement by other
methods. The survey was completed
and the findings OF the engineers were
that the boundary line OF section III
was located about n mile anu n hall
beyond the grant made to the railroad.
IA 1t now stands In Plata mine own.
ers will need to prove that tho land can
be olassed as mineral, which there Il
not the least doubt they can do md
unless the government has given the
railroad company apatent To the land
II Is presumed tho Injunction will bI
ulssoiNou.
The mysterious DISAPPEARANCE oil
Mrs. Mabel LOOMS, OF this place, Cay
the Helena, Montana, DoiW JourAdi)
has created considerable excitement
and gossip is rife ~ TO her Destination
and the circumstances surrounding tn
case. Last Tuesday morning hacl
drove up to the house, shortly ute
Mr.. LoOmis had gone 10 work, and int
IT Mrs. LoOmis loaded her trunk Rnl
bundlee, A few minutes later It seun
she went down Hobaok ns faras Ninth
disguised aud heavily yelled, aud "a
that point entered another hack, who
Nv supposed TO have conveyed her 10 Ga
Montana Central depot just In timu
catch the outgoing train. These ia'l
are related by tho neighhorg who Wi
messed what went forward, but the
attached no Importance TO II until
was definitely known that the lady ha
left the city. Investigation on IN
part OF her husband, who IL wei
nigh distracted, han failed 10 1,
wal anytlinn Falstiva IN haF " hnf