Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-23
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
sonsIntersstlng PYCkings from Around
RIChneld, Sewer Go.
oaprs,s BUSINESS MEN MOVING
An Imoorton, VIII suit in California
--Conyicts Plan an Escape, etc.

The fOmOuO ffoJfo'' I've
iis ninth year.
The Haraua Halas are yielding AZ
,he fate OF more than sl,O0O,0OO per
annum In gold.
A remembrance to the Legislature
against reducing the Interest OI t'"'e
lands Is being circulated In NeVau"'
Nevada will make no state exhibit ~
the Worlds FAIR. Private col ectiVhs
Of minerals will be sent, however
Selma, Cal, will vote upon the
question Of Incorporating tne ,own
soon, the people there haNinB wv"
granted the privilege
The business done at the little VIII
cor railroad station, a. t., exceeuh
that Of Tucson, anu rucson's monthly
freight H. come IL si0,OOO.
The mountain road 10 Malad, Idaho,
has been open continuously I'll the
snuw storm OF the 10Th. IL II now I'M
passAble except ON snow shoes.
Two ci,izene OF frazer have taken n
s5D.OUO contract TO construct thirty.
mile ditch beginning on Tule riyer,
,rar Porterville In Tularo irrigating
district
During the week some heavy ship
ments OF cattle will be made from
Nevada and Idaho 10 Chicago. %
tuesday ten car oRds were sent east
over the Union Pacific.
In eastern Linn county, Or, Mon
colian pheasants are to he found IN
great bands, swarming around barns
and haysiscks for food. The cold
weather does not agree with them.
Some time during the fret week OF
April, probably the third OF TINT
month, meeting OF the teachers
association OF Idaho will be held Ia
Boise City,at which time II Is expected
the leading educational lights OF Idaho
will be gathered In the capital.
NJ. Caveny, who was injured In
blast at tho Ruth mine, silver City,
Idaho, resulting Ia the loss OF hts eye
sight, lett recently for Portland TO oJn.
sult ocullsts to ascertain II there was
possibility Of recovering his sight.
lie returned Wednesday, his visit
being iTuiiless.
Its said that n sheepherder has die.
covered rich placer mines Ia small
creek eight miles west Of Paradise,
Butte county. IL the claims since
taken up provo to be- M rich n the
ground hrst panuei there will be con-
siderable development In that vicinity
when the snow permits work.
Its thought that Rita Sabedra cnmo
to her death by taxing sirycbniue. She
bought 10 cents worth OF slrychnine at
Pfowtll's drug store the day before her
death, saying that hhe wanted TO
poison coyotes. jack Pierce, the man
arrested, was released ON $1,000 bonds.
She was despondent on account OF
broken engagement.
The Denver Real Estate exchange
has endorsed resolutions condemning
The action Of the government architects
In letting contracts TO furnish marble
iof the new congressional library to
ioTelgn quarries. No less than $780,
OOO worth Of foreign marble IL TO be
used, while better marble can he found
Ia Colorado and other states than any
that can be imported. The resolution
will 10 forwarded to Congress.
Yesterday, says n Carson (Nevada)
exchange, a prisoner tipped Warden
Bell wink and showed him where n
machine was stored capable OF bOringa
twenty-five inch hole IN bricg wall.
Some cOnvicts from Dayton had
pianned break, and II was nipped In
the bud. The machine IL u very clever
eopirivance, ana capable OF getting
hole Though wall quicker than
anything yet turned out by the con-
yluls,
Atsmeeting OF the Idaho chamber
0ieOmnerce tue president was author
lied ~ appoint a COMMITTEES OF five TO
ny and secure the same freight rates
lot P0catello that are being given
DILLON aud Butte, nearly 200 miles
iafther north. The chamber decided
That 1. was not proper for them TO
lnhugurate any restrictions on Chinese,
aud decided that II the different labor
EXAMINATIONS wished to boycott them,
hWas their privilege, but they M the
chamber OF commerce did not wish 10
take any action In the matter what.
ever
An enthusiastic meeting was held
90 Tuesday night In the city hall ut
which the first steps were taken look
ing toward the organization OF
hlslntss Mems association, the OBJ
!tct OF which are to be the mainlen.
ahce OF Ogdon's commercial and
manufacturing industry, the stimula.
uonof home manufacturers AMI the
,auuoement OF outside capital TO invest
meie' The hall was crowded with
Bieh's most prominent business men.
va motion OF MIR. Spencer the chair
pameu committee Of ten to fOrmu-
hlt some Dian of ORGANIZATION IN ha Pa.
ported at meeting to be held on Tues.
Gay night next. The names presented
we're X. II. Spencer, John Seaman,
John Watson. q. A. Smurtbwaiie. H.
r.Mo9iey, H.. IL. Rigley, David Kay,
N MI" ~, ueIllI a, IL. Patton and Angus
wright. Mayor Lundy war mndp
~ mn, who was In the county lail
IhOtniH, A. T., awaiting haUens
L.Ps proceedings before being taken
shefln Lathrum to Whalcom,
,ngnr where he IL wanted for the
ueI OF l.. Summers in November
iosh broke jail on ruesd ~ hight,
,is' .,lof Win LELAND, accused OF horse
ts,si.s' me escape was effected by
,c",.ns tue plating OF the cell anu
Guy slHteen-ioOt yard fence,
MY Wtbl, who had captured HIN,
u,, WIN Deputy Weidman IN pui-
Nh. 'ne escaped prisoners, win.
f,on, ne morse that was hitched In
nnt VI the Methodist South church.
IsI u.net nom farmer near town.
TIl''eu towards Tonic basin. EJ.
Ws uuiy, an alleged murderer, CAV.
The t'n 'ui Just as tue prisoners jumped
'hce ny saying. nR.tt.r A., 4 -,