Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-02
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
DoclOrs Plan Tor Combating a
Plague Of Typhus Fever
INDIAN DlPnEDAIIOSs.


the uNh
,xhaus'eu'
:, the United States Court at BUTT
= saturday the jury iuund James
w.Grtn gIiliy Of cOunt.tieiIihs' ohci.
a sn II Thompson, who was inuic'uu
uop ,n =, .ame charge, was discharged
o..,iQ ono head Of beef cattle were
wv 1,om the salt River valley
snih'S m, past isll and this winter
1uii 80 ABOUT lO,0l1 head went To
VI ,s,,ala marko,s.-.n.sa Netcs.
rms Davenport, u young WOman
hh .nt 10 Mufdnur, Idaho, about
WV 'ronths ago from Spokane, has
wv aI,ted suicide by taaius bolu'
a ~ motphine and carbolic hclu'
u 9n 80 discovered before SHE died.
sa, ,be physician could not ailOfd
relief.
IN. Creed, a prospector, supposed
h,ntber VI the COlUTa ~ OyuhuZn
w., in Gfeeu river twJ months ago
us',,in i'm the hills. Hunters have
s ~ M the mountain side, In th'
i'.',j,,t for which Creed was headed,
s sa,,ol n body aud believe II 10 be al
,nat IA LETT OF the proprietor. Most OF
,hs renaius had been uuVouftu py
a@votos and wolves. Cfecd hai ueen
M int the ield by Colorado people
tom.s Il. Grant received let.
,.t vp-tetdny from ;. >. Green OF
nsnyrr making inquiry concerning
Italia led cattle IN Arizona Tue ue-
,nsni inr ArizoBa cattle 10 increneiiig'
us,stoforo il was couhned chiefly 10
TsiliornlR. but the eastern markets are
cans,nntiy opening wider. There ar
Al mi, time tnOusands Of cattle mere
ali ktnis IN good condition.-ihU"'I
tArt Gos.tt6.
Monday night whilethe south.bound
gnnofa train was switching ut Carlo,
Bpkeman Walter Cfags walked Oh
a ear and was terribly injured. BOtb
aims were crushed aud a portion Oi
one foot mashed 10 u pulp. lie wa
taken TO the hospital nt Guaymas anu
10Th arms weTD hmputated. Young
Crazy was a new mau ON the road abd
new IN rnilroaJ work. He Il most
exemplary boy ana came here recently
nom kansas.-AoOdlcs (N Mlisyd,d.
Butte, Mont, has not suffered from
the smoke nuisance iOf several weeks,
..vs the Anacouda Standard, whiCn
i,ptobably due to the fuot that nothing
more IA being heard from tbs Bchemo
70 petition the legislature In ruln,iln TO
A law permitting the county 10 bond
H,elf for the purpose OF Raising iunus
10 build stacks and ilumUs. Like a
thousand schemes before II, the bond
lsr ,chsue was doubtless Killed for
v,at OF smoke. Schemes and tax are
Ifsty whom tho smoke Ia thick, nut
ilsy all clear away with tho smoke.
John Davis, who killed n Chinaman
At HatshAw several year, ago, I'D was
sentenced to twenty-five Year, n,
Yuma by the district court OF this
county In December, 1880, will be
taken TO Yuma In few days. He
had apg called his ease TO the supreme
court, which affirmed the sentence OF
the lower court on the 2oih Of Janu.
ary. His twenty-five years will uate
ilon the affirmation by the supreme
court, so that he has undergone two
years. additional confinement from
lhe appeal. Davis Is at present quite
unw.li AMI IA confined 10 his bed
Tucson (ArtoHa Star.
CattlemeD, says the Ploche Nevada
Record, VIII he ntrrested 10 know that
tue law regarding cattle running In
two VI moro cOuntiei In the state IA
changed and cattle are now to be taxed
In each county al value prOpOrtiOnate
70 the time they run In each during
the entire year. Heretofore all live
stock has been assessed in the county
where the owner maintained his home
station, though the stock might range
nlhe months In the year In some I'D.
Joining county. This has caused
considerable trouble, besides working
IA Injustice on several counties, Of
which Lincoln Ia one.
W. II. kirkland, Of PIlomasa,
AriL., has presented his claim Tor
damages by Indian dsprndation- ycarH
ago. He IL ono OF the pioneers OF
Arizona, having nssialed In the selec.
non OF the townsite OF Phoenix,
Tempe, SOlomOnvllle and Stafford, and
was one Of the frat supervisors Of this
county. Mr.. Kirkland Mt one time
owned the ground now occupied by
Me magnificent Monihon block aud
Traded II for "A yoke OF oxen. Now the
sane property with the building IL
worth whole herd of cattle. the
Gtz,As.
The lie Of Jap ia not altogether
pleasant In Idaho, a. writes tho Cald.
vel lidaho) Tribune. AZ the recent
e'eaI In the Payette ditch three wagon
VAus OF Jbps were sent for to repair
we same. they passed through Caid.
wei On Thursday on their way over
qua catnped that night at the well
aoOut half way between this place and
nmmett. II seems as though the
Nhi'e la6orers heard OF their coming
.ut large delegation met them at the
seii with clubs, guns and other per-
NINe implements and ordered them
AVA forthwith. Their horses were tOu
,nel 10 return that night, but they
promised TO 10 back In the morning,
"nleh We understand they did. jap
headquarters are near Nampa.
NJ NarlOs EspeTanZA OF the City OF
1neAlco has hit on an idea for combat
lug me plague ot typhus fever nov
ney.ient there. His plan has the
neul OF originality aud seems TO be
hs NY tea.onaole. He proposes to wash
me- Stre's AMI nlsn the CUTTERS with
pvu,y oil water thot0u shly impreg
m"l WIN disiniectants. He think,
v wA'et alone would have very
irPpy enect, IN he observed that dur
ho faiuy seasons, when Tia,
.,.. Kept the city pretty wei
,nsui theto was very little typhu,
M, Sshef symotic disease, and h,
x,, mat the disinf.ctant IN tn,
bs would finish tho 10 by destroy
Wv disease germs In their homce o
so,, knuneis hnd sewers. 1t In an idea