Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-31

IL " Htatou tnht "uy'uN. , -
pyfitlc ore Iunning wen lu el'e. euu
,t has been made In the Monterey
mine, silver CITY.
g,,gbam Bmlctn-The Brooklyn
.,n,,n,ies TO send In the usual amount
SS5 tons per week-regardleas OF the
Iow price Of silver.
The Gray Rock, Tlntic, sent In
,onr ton shipment Of ore Wednesday,
vhich goes from $50 81 200 ounces sill
vsr. ON the same day the Sioux ship
rcd ~ tons.
The Vefnal Erpress says this 10 Us
del.nqent suiecribers: "Remenber thM
IL takes good hard coin to get paper,
ink aud other material TO run paper
lesldes the iabor attached TO tue
business.
brigham CITY l. to have box fac.
,orv Tor the manufacturing OF ifuit
boxes, egg cases. etc. AS that town
uses up about $4,000 worth OF thai
Kind OF material every YEN, IL will no
doubt be- paying enterprise.
II ia reported that go sheep out Of
flock OF 5000 belonging TO western
uartiea and temporarily In charge OF j.
N. Merz, nj Rock Green, wyoming,
have been poisoned by eating ealtpetfe'
They were valued NJ 81 per head
Last week seven coyotcs went to the
house OF Mr.. AMI Mrs. Rober, Burk-
hart, I'm Laramie and stood within
twpnty.five yards Of Mrs. Burkhart
while che wns feeding the chickens.
They remained about the house half an
hour.
Laramie, Wyoming, isto he honored
this week by the meeting OF the
Rocky Mountain Synod Of the Evan
pel,cnl Lutheran church. II VIII he the
second annual convention OF that
body, they having hell their hrst
meeting lnst year In Denver.
Another shipment Of high grade
silver ore from the Dragon mine, al
Silver City was made last week. Ine
ore ~ found In pockets on The side %
the iron and lime. Considerable pros
pecting is being done TO discover tho
main body.
The wasatch Wave ssys coal hauling
IL the Leading business OF Hch'r these
dave. A long string Of teams leave
bright and early every morning for
Coalville and every evening as many
return heavily laden with the black
comfort. over thirty loads u coal were
counted, one day last week, entering
Heber and this was only an average
turnout.
Inst NIGHT Jim Wall, oue Of our
leading business men, received lot Of
ore from the new strike IN the Peru
Wan mine, A tn. n Is n silvcf-lead
ore and runs from 800 ~ 500 ounces, Of
which there Is an IS.inch body OF
strlnger, which Ia believed Will lead to
n big deposit further on. The orc Ia
being sacked and a shipment will soon
be mAde.-IUk tRy hccord.
A man named Larson, who kept a
section house rear the Painted Rock, n
place in Montana, won't 10 Toston ono
day last week, got checks for himself
and son cashed and started home. a
train thnt night passed over him,
niashing his head aud feet into q Jelly.
NO money was found on his pur-Ou
and IL il suspected he waA murdered
for hin money and placed on the track
TO prevent suspicion.
C.. ID. Rooklidge and wife have had
morrow escape from serious Injury at
Park cry. They weTu out fot ride
in their caTFlsge whom the hOrses took
fright and ran away. The buggy col
llded with tho fenco surrounding the
Park City Botling Works building
and wns smlshod To pieces, throwing
the occupants 10 the ground. Mr. and
Mrs k6okli1ge escapuu VITA lew
slight Injuries and the only damage
done was the destruction Of the buggy.
Jim Kee, y washee man, AndTom
Parker. mn Ethiopian blacksmith, got
into FIGHT In the latter's shop, on Lar.
inner street, Denver, over koy. The
colofed man, n giant IN strength, threw
n few articles like anvils aud sledpe
hammers Mt Jim Kee with DISASTROUS
effect, breaking two NJ his ribs and
making number Of scalp wounds
Parker was arrested by Detectives HE
sou aud Holland, sni Jim Kcn wns
taken 10 the county hosIi !al for treat.
ment.
Plymouth Ia puehlng forward this
season. A. a luCern seed producing To-
cslity. Responsible people claim q
total Of 100000 pounds Of luCern seed
threshed this fall. Az q wheat and
luCern producer, Plymouth bids fair 10
Dntstrip the remainder OF the county.
When the first settlcra located there n
lew years ngo they were laughed at
and encouraged with this seud.ofii "If
you 20 there you and your family will
Ftarve TO death" Mark the change. -
brigham City Bu0icr.
Officials Of the Cheyenne land Office
have been furnished with copies NJ n
new law important TO Wyoming. Tim.
her aud stone lands may be purchased
~ $3.50 an acre on application and
advertisement. This does not affect
claimants who have started TO prove
mp under the former regulations. No
person or corporation must buy muTe
ihnn 1850 acres. II must be shown that
the land " chiefly valuable FOR ils
stone or timber and Ia not under Guilt
walton. The law heretofore applied TO
but few Of the western states aud has
now been extended In scope.
The Centennial Eureka mining com.
raDy have placed an order with II. NJ.
Jones the designer and inventor-fnr
Especial apparatus which viii indicate
70 the engineer handling the hoist the
exact condition Of all the traps which
close the phnft nj each station, and
which will make collisions impossible.
This IN an Ingenious cOntrivance, and
tho engineer can see at a glance II oil
or any of the twenty traps are open or
shut. The indicators or needles are op.
Grated by compressed air, caused by the
lifting or closing OF the traps. II II
the intention TO have the indicator
ready 10 put In by the time the work
nn the hoiet Is completed.-Pdrk Cy
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