Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-22
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS
n, Proposed LsschIrs Works 10 %
Started al Lehl
ACTION FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT
alarm OF Fire at Brigham city,
strike Of Coal Miners
Other Matters.

NAh'A hN'hf'W
~rhe enoine and machlnory for the
..v, flouring mill at Blackl0ot, ldaho'
srs being placed IN position.
A regular Stage line is now running
s.tveen Idaho Falls and Iona, Leonn
and Rudy.
The town Of Eureka will incorpor-
.,s. and for city officers the people
nave put up uonpartlaan hoAsL
At Cerrillos, New Mexico, 100 min.
es in the employ ~ the Cenillos Coal
and from Company, quit work aud
went on strike, demanding higher
wages.
VIII Obey met with M accident nj
Idaho Falls whereby three VI hig ribs
vere broken. Ito ATTEMPTED TO climb
an shed 10 look for tho horses. The
roof was covered with enow and he
SLIPPED down with tho above results.
The bcets are arriving ut the factory
"A fast ne they can be taken care Of,
eays the Lshi Banner. 1, Keeps a force
on men unloading the ears which are
arriving every dag from the outlying
districts.
Dr.. n. X. Steele, health commits.
doner, aud three officers Of hle depart
m,nt, DR.. w. h. Mum, Ralph l..
TAYLOR aud jacob Baum ARE made
defendants in an action In the dis,niot
court, Denver, 10 recover $4,000 for
false imprisonment. Lawrence stair
~ the plaintiff, and he recites In his
complaint that on the l5tn day Of lat
July he was loroibly taken without
cause 10 the peat mouse, lnat he
escaped ami made his way back 20 the
Mountain View Hotel, o' which he IL
proprietor Ho says that the 0iiiccrs
kent him closely quaTnntineu, and
deprived him Of his liUerty for fourteen
days ON the ground tsot he hnd beuu
exposed to contagious disease.
A few evenings ugo number Of
fndians were camped near tho depot.
some VI tho boys wero aware ~ THIS,
and concluded n have u iitllr sport NJ
tho poor lniiauP expense. Securing
a large melon they proceeded to cut
oue end OIL and cXtfno. the cOntcnis,
and then cut holes In the melon tO
represent thr eyef, nose and mouth. =.
The next thing TO do was 10 place n
lighted candle In thi. end and place
II near the camp. This done, they
went a short distance away and awaited
the result. They did not have
long to wait, ~ one OF the Indians
soon espled the curious locking
object, and at once aroused his con-.
panions. They became somewhat
alarmed and after closely consulting
together some minutes thought they
would try yelling ut tue object 10
frighten II away. After doing this .Or
short time they held another pow
vow, and finally concluded to get out
and move camp, - they would not be
Ia sight OF the horrId object. This
they did, and tho bpya' curiosity being
satisfied, to geiher with an idea that II
the Indians found them out they might
demand AN explanation which they
could not give they finally concluded
TO adjourn TO their several places Of
abode, which they did, well satisfied
with their nights expsrience.-Brig.
ham uty Report.
A timely discovery OF what came
nearly being big lire was made In
VIM. Horsley n SOns' store ut Brig.
ham City "A night or two ago. rhe
clerks had all left, and some gentlemen
who were passing on the opposite side
Oi the StTeet saw flames suddenly shoot
up Into the air. Rushing over and
breaking through the front doors they
found that n box In which butter had
been kept was on fife. One OF them
throw his ovetcoat over the box,
smothering the flames. The box was
carried outside and no damage was
done. The blsse Is thought 10 have
been caused by ashes from n cigar fall
ing IN close proximity 10 the box, aud
fmoulderiug until Onally II caught tho
gretse and burst forth into fiame.
General Il. r. Mioherner, Of Wash.
ington, ID. o., Captaiu David BLY,, OF
Wiilismsporl, Penn, and Charles IL.
Lawrence, Esq, OF Chicago, Waited
our city early tnis week 90 inspect the
sIte OF the proposed teaching WORKS,
which sre 10 be erected here by their
syndicate. They were Ia tho COM
pny Of A. l.. Hyde, Esq, VI Salt
Lake City, manager aud one OF the
owners OF tho Bullion Beck aud
chiSnpion mine. After examining
and approving tho site and the loca.
tlon OF the line, which viii connect IL
were greatly pleased with tho largest
and most complete beet sugar factory
ON the continent, The next day, Ia
company with Mr.. Hyde aud Thomas
X. Cutler, OF this city, and John
BECK, Eaq,, o. Salt Lake CITY, who
"a principal owner OF tho Bull
lion'Bech d Champion Mine, they
visited Eureka In Tintic district, aud
went through the said mine In that
famous district. We learn from Mr..
cutler that they were thoroughly con-
WINGED that TintlG "a the rlchpst silver
mining district In tho Union, and now
las on the dumps enough orc Of tho
Llad that they will treat In their mill, |
10 keep II running constantly Tor sevo. !
IAi years, saying Nothing OF the vasl
quantity An the mine.
They will visit Park City and Den
Yer ihia week and then return east TO
complete arrangements for tho imme-
ulats election " the mill.--LeM Ban |
Ier.