Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-07

,oleyraph Office has lately been
sAtished AT the sulphur beds IN bea-
N, county. The little town Is named
Sulphur Dale
,y,llam D. West was badly gored
hyawild steer one day this week. The
synte hooked the unfortunate man
about the shoulder.
r,o trial Of w. III. Irvine for the
,,,nrIer OF Banker Montgomery VIII be-
,in Al Lincoln, Nebraska, next Mon
Wv. Judge o. W. Powers will Defend
ma Cass Hile murder trial 10 still
.annvinc the attention Of Judge
TIscl6urn and jury at Provo. IL IL
..c,ilng considerable public Interest.
,rhs case Is expected TO last several
more days
The Logan City Council has decided
that The chemical engine which they
,aok on trial IL not what IL wanted IN 30
thinly populated n city as LogHninn as
h was only taken ON trial the council
was permitted to turn II back 10 tho
company.
The petition for mail route through
rlear Greek canyon, from Joseph 10
Rrayer. aud for tho establishment OI
uosiofiices In two places In the canyon,
4 being largely signed and II 10
thought that without doubt the petl-
lion will have the desired effect MS u
h 90 badly eeded.-RichHeld Advocate.
Mr. o. T.. Borg, OF Richflcld, has
leen found guilty OF unlawful cohabit-
alton In the district court AZ Provo,
and fined 500 and costs. Mr.. IL. l.,
Christensen was released, as the court
had no Jurisdiction, the oncnse not
having been committed in this Terri.
tory.
While James Hanson, Of Provo,
was engaged In branding calves for
4. =. Bean, and WAS In stopping
position, catching Que by the leg, he
was kicked In tho face by COW. IL
was feared at lrst that one OF his eyes
was put out, but since the swelling has
gone down, the doctor says the eye
viii be nll right.
John n. Whltbeck was arfaigDoi
ut Provo yesterday on the charge OF
stealing certificate OF deposit
At Ss2Bsi, on the 21lh OF
August, from the postoilice AT Nephii
where he was clerk. The certificate
Ien.on Mt the Mount Pleasant Com
Inercial n Savings bank, 4. j. Nelson
cashier. lie pleaded not guilty, and a
bond was required.
soda Springs Advertiser: MIR. j. J.
Call handed us some very fine and
rare petToisction today, which c0naists
of lava rock, that when in molten
state covered some heavy or strong
weeds, and the whole mass became n
folid potroiactiOn. We would Ike 10
gather selection from these forms
tons, and when an opportunity pre-
teuts itself We will have them OK
gmiued by gcologist.
While Mrs. Prescott, OF Heber City,
was pouring coal OIL from can into
stove few days ago, preparatory 10
lighting fire, the oil ignitod, followed
the stream up into the can and an
explosion followed, scattering the burn
lug oil over the unfortunate woman
and all over the house. Everything
was soon In iiames. The lady'a
screams brought the nelghbOrs " her
assistance, but before the burning
clothing could be removed she was 80
badly injured that she died In short
time.
A meeting Of the stockholders OF the
kooshHfem (Plute cOnnty) Water.
ditch company was hold last Monday.
The meeting waa 40 intensely Interest.
Ing that thu'president VI the company
and one Of the stockholders came ~
blows. Peter Olsen, the president, and
L. q. Long, county superintendent OF
public school, could not agree IN regard
10 some Of the affairs Of the company,
10 .hey started In TO settle II In tho
style approved by Corhett anu Sulli.
van. They were separated before they
could disflgure each other very badly.
80 writes IA kooshaTem correspondent.
Chairman II. y. Richards closed the
convention last evening with strange
remark, says the Logan Journal He
fald he believed thnt Joseph l.. Raw
Inns would DO elected; that he would
well reI resent Utah and "wipn from
her forehead the mark Of shame"
What mark Of shame has Utah on her
forehead? IL II that sue has always
been represented by Mormon anu
now change Ia needed? Does MIR.
Richards mean TO have II understood
= that Mpsmonism IL the mark OF shame
on the forehead OF Utah? fhe does,
let liz all hope that marx may long re-
main.
A terrible accident occurred at
Mantl on Tuesday, which resulted In
the death OF Mr.. Jacob Keller. The
deceased, who Ia about sixty years VI
nge, had some say TO haul from the
east part Of town to his home on Main
street. The quantity being small he
thought 1t would be unnecessary to
Procure hayrack, 20 he left his wagon
box on his wagon and piled AZ much
IA possible on that. No sooner had he
started with his load, however, than
part Of the bny which he was si,tiug
on, slid or aud he fell, striking his
head violently ON the ground. He
was picked up ard carried to his homo
N an unconscious state. DIR. Al Hen OF
Mount Pleasant was telegIaphed FOR
anu came 40 soon as possible, bat medi.
cal skill was useless, MIR. Keller never
fegained Consciousness and died the
next day. The brain had been injured.
while one eye had been torn frOn It's
socket. He leaves wife aud six chill.
Iten who arc Frustrated by his sudden
death.
A stamp mill has been built and
started IN this county 20 quietly that
We venture 10 say that net one in
twenty OF tho readers Of the Auggct ~
tware Of It's existence. The mill II Ia
HE Msmmothl district on Boulder
lIeek, and is the property OF Mr.. John
McMahOn, the owner Of the Mammoth
mine In that district. II contains a
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