Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-30

rae Wilson Bros. have nunily made
connection between tho slouc and old
mine. This winter they will tale
coal from both the slope aud the shaft
ami have already rufchased n VIII IN n
be used IN the slope for this winter.
They will soou be IN readiness to take
from two TO four carloads a day from
the mine. --Coattiito Chronicle.
Ny Gee, another Of the Chinese
highbinders who were arrested On
Sunday Inst for carrying concealed
weapons, has been sentenced 10 six
months imprisonment In the House uf
Correction by Judge Xix yesterday.
Gee II the hatchet man who ~ aupposcd
to have been called from Sacramento
TO participate Ia the Chinatown war.
Robert Forester, OF Castle Gate, the
mine Inspector for Utah, has made =
visit to Coalviile ard inspected the
cOalminee, says the summit Chronicle.
He made quite "A study of the geolox.
ioal formation OF tho basin aud ear.
ried away with him some specimens
found in his travels. lie found most
OF the mines In good condition.
BY far the largest water storage pro.
ject over undertaken ~ the United
States IL that ON the Arizona canal,
nine miles from Phoenix CITY, Work
Will begin nj once 10 Tut an enbank.
ment Oh the west side OF the canal at
the distance Of three miles, which will
form a lake that length and twenty
feet deep. Water win be let In from
the * sizora canal during the rainy
season. Below, two miles, will be
another lake mile wide. iour long and
twenty-five feet deep.
The l9.year.old daughter OF Chris.
tiau Il. christensen vi Moron was
severely hooked ny n COW last Friday.
The young lady had been suncnng
and was somewhat debilitated nom an
attack Of plcurisy. Sho went into the
corral a. drive the COW out, when the
animal started after her sn1 one horn
struck the victim In the abdomen, In.
ilicting bad bui.e, but not seriously
inluting her
Haley T,moS--Ths roasting furnaoe,
the b i,t,Iies and other pprts IT the
Vienna Mining company's mill, ut
Rcd Wing, are idle. and the pans will
doubtless bc stopped for nhe winter In
day or Two. Tins mill run jus, mad,
hss demonstrated that The orc could
be worked up 10 quite = high percen.
tage. tut tue price Of silver IL ~ low
INIT The HnanCial results are anything
but sntis Hotory, Notwithstanding the
nigh gtnie of the orc. Most OF the
men employed nc the SOlace niue and
NJ til. Vienna mill have Therefore been
laid off, only small force being
retained to drive l3OO-iOot tunnel ON
contract. II the outlook next spring
justiiics ~, the mill will be started up
~ early ~ possible, and large force
employed, both Mt the mine rad In the
mill.
Kenneth Mckenzie, pilot On an cleo.
trio street car bt Great Falls, Montana,
has been killed while Ia the discharge
Of his duty at that place. His WAS tue
last car to Town iroIa Bueton aud Great
Falls addition Un the Central avenue
line, and when II reached the switch
ut Ninth street Il was going at such n
Mckenzie was thrown over the front
Rnd dragged along between the car
aud around for over 100 feet. When
| hts body was taken out be was man
| gled almost beyond recognition. Both
| lpgr were crushed and the brains oOZed
from a ffIghtiul cut ON the skull, and
| part Of the eutraiis pfotfuced from n
wound In tho abdomen. The life must
have been fairly crushed out Of the un.
fortunate man the instant ne tell Ia
front of the Cur. rhe only other occu.
pant OF the car was John Laron, tn,
conductor who escaped with few
bruises. The coroner's inquest exonef.
sleh the company from blame.