Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-14

Cheyenne has an eil'night barber
shop.
The oil fields In the vicinity Of
casnar. wyoming, are said 10 be
booming.
The people Of Laramie, Wohming,
ara beginning to murmur over the
onening and licensing OF gambling
houses there.
rich strike Ia reported In the
o.s,oua Old Telephone mine, In the
is plata district. The ore runs from
to 900 TO 50, 900 to the ton.
TIM Buffalo Free Lance has suspend.
al publication. II WAS mn important
ssrior In the fight against the Warren
ling in northern Wyoming.
Roben Foote, OF Buffalo, state sem
o,or.elect from johnson county, h,s
Ieen arrested In Wyoming, and taken
10 Cheyenne TO answer IN tue federal
so,,yt 10 an Indictment for uefrauding
the government In gram contract
rhere bna been n new soda lake dis
,overed ia johnson county, Wyoming,
ahieh IN one OF tho largest yet found In
Iii state, 1t contains hundreds OF
screa of coda that range from one TO
sight leet thick and is OF very pure
grade.
Reoeiyer Foster, OF the doiunct
cbryenne National, has been instfuct-
cI rom Washington TO prepare checks
lar a second di viiend OF 10 cents on
The dollar. The amount thus dishursed
will be sl2, 600, and the money VIII be
raid out within couple OF weeks.
Sunday on the seventh district, be-
tween Rawlins and Green River,
wyoming, there was a heavy heau
and collision between two freight
Trains, The engineers aud ffemen
saved themselves by jumping. Both
engines were badly broken W.
A syndicate composed OF st. Louie,
Omaha anu Lincoln men hns made "A
,mel,er proposition TO the Cheyenne
wyoming, board OF trade. Ihcy ASK
fora bontIs that seems quite Reasonable
and in return will undertake TO erect
an maiunin n smeltor OF the capacity
Of 100 tons day.
Thomas w. Migglcswortb, manager
Of the construction work OF tue new
tailfoad I'D Crystal river to the marble
beds tCOlOrslO) informs the Aspen
Jtmes that about 100 men are at pres
eat working on the grads and that the
line will 10 opened early In the COM
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Rocky Ford, Colorado, has been Out
of coal for over week. Dealers ART
unable to get even car. IL IA tht
fault OF the mine owners. LA Junta II
also out. There IL no coal In the city,
ana the wood Ia about out. A COM
mlttee OF citizens has determined 10
nave VDa', ~ " w
bla'sins 'io's"''
Work Is progressing rapidly In widen
ing the ATapahoe ditch. Colorado, ana
building reservoirs TO store flood water.
Twenty thousand dollars Will he eX
ISaHeu M .,s ,oyoo ,eet ovn,
,oe 49, - ho,s~s ard !. Lace forc. al
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The much talked-ot proposition Il
make a separate county Of certain tor
ftory round about Creede camp, Colo
ralo, with Creole as the county seat
has iaken some tangible shape. Severa
meetings OF he citizens residing II
the camp and places contiguous theret
~. ~, .hil.h.d which will IA. ami
il,vs ~ y, ~ ~. .,s,,,,. .o,iv On Janu
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A Portuguese named Manuel Bal
Mica was washed oil the rocks an
drowned on Monday while ENGAGED 4
gatht ring musscls on the beach abou
neven miles up the coast from Saut
Cruz, Cal. He was young man abou
% year OF age, employed Mt the bitt
minoup rock mines. He was wit
three COMPANIONS and wandered awt
from the others. After short time h
,,,.,, ~. 49, 10, wa,e disroy.r.
ana 49, n'a - 49, IT, s,on, IN. sha,,
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Peter McCourt came In today frol
McCourt camp, Gays the Denv'
NeDs, and had In his possession seve
al pounds OF quartz which showed frt
gold. The ore was obtained from
vein recently discovered, which -ui
at right angle to the main body
quartsite. The vein 10 about seve
feet wide, assays S2S TO the ton and
free milling. Superintendent Holm'
OF the ConIine tai oil company has
specimen OF ore from the camp viii.
s"o"S ""e so'''
The building occupied as store NJ
residence OF A. Lombard on an outsit
al ~ A ll..natafana M.x Ia