Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-13
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
Probably Fatal Encounter Between
Two Idaho Hen.
nuNIoNIsM, AMONG THE BOISE
NEwSBOYs.
p.,don for n Youthful Prisoner. -
Kicked by vicious Steer
Provo lettings.

L
went to the jury late yesterday AFTER
noon.
Flour ia being sold Mt Salem for 30
c,nts n sack. So states the San fran
cisco Chronicle
The Provo volunteer fire department
hasnpplied ~ this county court, asking
ihst me county poll taxes Of iis mem.
h.rs be remiued. The matter has been
rIerred to the county attorney
Atthe Provo Board Of Education Oh
Tuesday evening the president report.
al that'ho had negotiated for u loan OF
10. OOO, as authorized 10 DO by the
b5atd, aud had deposited the amount
with the treR'urer.
While branding cattle nj the stock
Wards last sunday n cowboy got kicked
a. the mouth by n steer ami his lip was
10 badly split that DIR. Hall had to take
several stitches In IL Ia order TO get II
back 20 its original place.-Luek Wyo-
mingl Herald.
Louis Anderson had apistol In his
rocket Sunday which he intended "
W.. Ia starting foot race nj Denver
He had a row with street ear con-
ance. Tho gun being found he had q
narrow escape from paying n heavy
fine for carrying concealed weapons.
The ballots to he used by the people
Of Ada county in the November cleo
tion, says the idaho Ddi,y Sutesu0n,
will be about ten times es large a8 the
old.time ballots. There win be six
wide columns on the Hheet-One for the
Republican nominees, one for the
Democratic, one for tho Populist, one
for the Independent nominees, ami
one blank column. County Audi.
tor King IL now preparing the man.
moth ballot for the printer.
The newsboys OF b ise have formeu
union. No boy who IL not mem.
her In good standing will be allowed
10 eell papers ON tine streets OF tho city.
One Of the members said last night
that any non.union "kid" who pre-.
sumrd 10 sell pagers would be sum.
marily thunpcd, aud his stock la trade
destroyed. Tonight tho union will
meet 10 consider the case Of union
negsboy who dishonesty secured six
papers. IL has been decided that hu
shall pay u fine OF twenty-five cents,
but be sold the papers for thirty cents
30 hu wlil still be ahead.-ldaho DHty
Statesman.
Sam NJ. Vinson, who In 1855 was
sent from Lemhi county to thH idnho
penitcutiary for fourteen years FOR
Rsoanlt with intent TO kill, has been
pArioued. VinsOu's crime consisted
in drawing n pistol upon the sheriff u
Leinhi county, with whom he had a
dispute. lie DID not fire, but Judge
Hayes thought he deserved about four.
teen year. Ths board Of pardous
agreed that this sentence was exces.
tive, mud tile prisoner was released.
lie had served five years and five
IA iuths OF MS term. Nins0n Is now
DOLLY lwenty.four years OF aye. lie has
new suit OF cloths and $40 given him
by tho state, with which TO recon-
mence life In the world.
Articles OF incorporation Of the Starr
Irrigation Co. have been filed IN the
county clerks office at Provo. The
plan OF this company IA 10 dam the
waters Of Current Creek al the head OF
the little salt Greek canyon anu make
reservoir OF the old lsse bed which
lies west OF the Union Pacific railroad,
from where u crosses the ridge swell OF
York 10 Mona. The stream will be-
conducted through tue low range OF
mountains to the Goshen valley,
which with kimbal valley has
GOO acres Of good ffst GLASS farm.
log land, al present uncultivhted, but
which can he brought under cultiva-
zion by this means The stored waters
Of Current creek during tho time II IL
not now used by Goshen and the sur.
rounding counties for Irrigation and
oultiva.ing purposes, will give 1856,
900, 900 cubic feet Of water for irriya-
ton In the valley below, basing esti.
mates ON the low water How Of the
stream. The company is entirely
formed OF local men. The capital
stock Of the company l. $500 900; OF
this $4,000 IL subscribed for. The
officers OF the company are: President,
Branch Young Of Mona; Don. H..
Corey, OF this city, vico'prelideni;
Sidney A. Corey, secretary; Mr.. w.
IL. Searl IL engineer, and has charge
OF the work.
Juntlce a. N. Jacobson, OF Fayette,
was yesterday called to the sieep
ranch OF Preference on Big Willow
Creek, to take the ante norton state
ment Of u man named Aim, who on
Fflday afternoon was shot aud fatally
Injured 10y Frank Young. Bad feeling
had existed between the men for the
past few months. They had been ON,
ployed upon the Pence ranch for over
two years, and recently have engaged
In many quarrels. On Friday they
met In field amt in the presence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sutton, they Mt
once commenced to fight. Aim car.
Tied pitohfork and thought he had an
easy battle; but Young drew re.
vOlver and Aim started to run, Young
raised the pistol aud sont bullet into
Aim. back. The wounded man fell,
aud Young continued firing, two
OF the balls from the weapon
strlking Aim In MS leys. Just
before the shooting Frank Sutton, who
was warm friend OF Aim, had
ieit his wagon, In which were seated
his wife anu Child, to 90 10 Aims
assistance. The pistol shot frightened
his horsvs, they ran away and the
occupants OF the vehicle were thrown
out. One Of Mira. Suttln's arms was
badly fractured, but tho child was not
hurt-ldah0 Ddty Statsmidn, Oct
10Th.