Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-06
WESTERN MY S ITEMS.
,al ,uoltsr Capture Of Opium Surs-
elcrs at San Francisco
., p,uAGrs tGuNsr ruE d.
4 II. q.


.,rbed the Sa" D'e9o"'
v.,,can flint knives were made NO
mat they could be used for trim
lalns half
..w company will be formed to
Jnns tic Helena journal, which
Al sohed aud suspended Novem-
tf gIb.
,,,be late election Fremont county,
,,as,nina. cast larger vote Than any
~ nofthern counties. The increase
~ M over the election two years ago
sSSpef cent
~, Peunsylvania comrany'e well
a. on Salt creek, " down about
~ fss,, with everything IN nne shape.
nav have no bad luck thcy will
vs another flowing well within "a
s,a,b.-Cagor tllyoHmgl Tribune.
Il. Armlt iu'orms the Salmon
,,y idaho, RooOrisr that lie has
a',y,chssed a quartz mill vt Boulder,
Eaiorado, aud will put II In new
',lc,.s Nv which Il is claimed gold eau
x extracted from the sulphufei-.
merry war 10 now going on at
Asnep. Colorado, between tue two
.'selr,e light companies. The public
,,n stand this little tilt very nicely.
n,tss are now from fity o. sixty-nve
per cent less than few months ago.
The Rath irum Times, tluabo) says:
Ran. Pat Kpddy, the eminent Ciliior'
,ls lawyer, IL attending court IN tbe
in,erfsl VI the miners charged with
-n0ier and other crimes, supposed To
,'ve bsen committed during the
recent Cour J'Alens strike.
Astbe Cheyenne Il Northern train
,,ached Cheyenne ON sunday night
ihs Passengers were treated 10 nn
nnu,uaI sight. Il Was the burning OF
,be buIluitgA on the Dater fanon, dis
ia1t nom the city about iiiteen miIes.
Zoe place IA unOcculiJd ana no Que
appeared near tue iirc.
Johp Cowgiil, who was employed as
,lswanp,fi' for one u the Trade
Dollar quartz teame, fell under the
heavily loaded wagon on sunday, al
Siyer CIV, Idaho, one wheel passing
over his lett leg between the knee aud
,nk,p. The bones were crushed in q
irighful manner.
SNlmon City (ldaho) RsoOrdor,-A.
4. Maenab returned on Monday from q
mp 10 the Haidec, Leesburg basin and
the Yellow jacket. lie snya that Sec
ton II full VI prJspectOrs who a,o very
tapguine u making their fortunes.
They one aud all declare that this
county Is the 1iehesl mineral section Ia
the United States.
LandeitWyoming) Clipper: We learn
"A
uIod men are on the way from Utah
to the Big Sandy country, west Of
South Pass, Intent on locating laud
and building reservoirs Tor the stoI-
age OF water for irrigation purposes.
They VIII have q fine fold for opera
ton.
reys the De Lamar (Idsho) Nugget
The conlest between the Howe.
Manhattan milne owners on tn, opv
rafl and ii. q, Anchor and tho DE
LAMAR Mining Go. on the otnrr, 10
teclde the ownership OF BDOx60O ieet Of
ground adjoining the west end OF tho
Wilson claim, has been decided by tho
U. \. cour, ut Bolso In favor OF tno
Howe. Manhattan owners.
samuel Harlzel, aged %, an old
''llt ANflANlA % AhAnNAll hAtu NJ 'Autb
Fe avenue on FRIDAY. He came 10
dorado twenty years ago aud for
many years was Identified with the
mining Interests 81 the state. or late
4 yeats he has been engaged In the real
,sla.e businoss. He leaves two sons anu
\ torres daughters all married. No burial
arrangements have yet been made.-
Denper ACUs.
Another good oil well has been rc.
\ ported by the Triumph Oh company,
4 OF florence, Colorado. The drillers
made remarkably good time at this
We'll. IL usually requires four weeIs
R u dill u well, but this one was put
n down In seventeen days, breaking all
h previous records. THIS makes four
\ wells struck In the oil field In twenty
hve days, record never before
H 'qualed nj Florence.
N James Glenn, who resides on Deer
creek, Idaho, was burned up in his
csoln while drunk on sunday morn
M About 9 O'Clock flames weI seen
breathing through the root Of the oahlu,
the roof soon fell IN AMI there was n
STOW oil rendering any assistance. The
.ody was entirely consumed except
hetrunk, and that was burned to
tisp' The skull WIS oil that remained
o. tue head, aud the bones were MI
mal remained Of the legs and arms.
ulenn was between fifty aud sixty
!eafs ofage, and notorious drunkRId.
+ The case Of w. b. uoslSlnson against
,he Beaver 4. Rio GTande railroad has
9ten decided In plaintiff % favor ut
durango, Colorado, the Jury rendering
verdict giving him $40, 900 dana ges.
ne 1851 leg In tho company's service
~ sllVef,on 10y tue giving way OF
hani hold. His remaining leg IL
covered with suppura.ius sores, the
bones are decaying aud amputation
may he necessary at no remote day 10
ave his life, thus leaving him a help.
res cripple with vito and two
.nlldien d pendent upon him for
N support. Hoskinson, before the acei-
aent was magnificent specimen Of
nWert manhood. Today he ~ n
pIlhole wreck.
ats. w. l.. Jonos Of Thirteenth
sue't Denver, uses gasoline for clean.
III AZ purposes, ana yesterday, says the
tWs Of Monday, She was nearly
uIhtu 10 death. About $3.50 p. m. she
II w s'Anuing over liable cleaning an
tuIes-' a eau containing gasoline
shoding unprotected by her side.
IN 10Y why this can exploded IN not
III Ynni nut Mrs. JOneB soon found
rseI envel0ped In tho hot noxlOuB
h.nes Of the tluid. II was burning on
III ,ie nv, nallu, lace, hair aud the upper por-
IN n VI her Gresr. Screaming with
he woman ruyhct CUT Oi the
IN I'm aud nearly Get the other rooms o!
we house OIL lire he'ore the fam \
,, 'u'n be extingui he'd, Mrs. Jonos