Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12

The Rocky Mountain OH company
hrs stnried another new oil well. ~ u
good for iity barrels day.
Tn. name of tho G.enwood Springs
RopubiodH has been changed 70 the
Peoples Herald.
The Plaindedier is the namo OF now
weekly pnper Just started nv Ioloial"
SPRINGS In the interests OF the fIOhloi'
tiOu party.
The child who was badly mangled by
n maintain lion on Mondsy,at Cripple
Ct,eL. Colo.. IL inn critical couditiOn
md elight hopcs are entertained OF iis
recovery.
Tho sccond state legislature OF Wyo-
minn convened ut high noon on lues-
day. and for the first time In tue his
tory Of the commonwealth the Demo.
cratic party found itself Ia conltol oil
the assembly.
Among the new newspaper ventures
OF tho new year are the La Junh
Ntws, which will be an out Ani out
Democratic paper, AMI tho Pitkln
VuYehn, which viii bc Republican ia
tone, but devoted mainly & the mining
interests Of / hat camp.
Cowmen In the city OF Phoenix,
Aria, from the the East Verde county
tny that the range IL better aud the
cattle In better condition than nt the
same umo OF the year tor i've yeaTe.
Few cattle will die this winter, though
more than twenty-five per cent died u
year ngo.
Tho San Juan gold fields IRE the
subject ui conversation on the streets,
rays the Richfeld Adroo0te and many
People nrp thinking VI going there 10
gather nuggets. Alr. II. IL. Farms.
worth nnd his brother from Joseph, LETT
las week, and G.. I. Bean, Charley
Bean, DIR. st. John and several others
lett On Monday.
Charges OF cruelty were made
aga.nit Warden Briggs OF the Wyou-
ing peniiontinry several weeks ago, but
were not sustained, and all the evidence
uutaiuable went 10 snow that the
charges were unfounded and that tho
prisoners In the penitontiary were be-
.ug trea o Win All the leniency pos ST.
bic TO maintain discipline.
Hunting parties are being organized
about Lamar, Colo, for the purpose Of
cartyii q ON war OF determination
against Jack rabbits, coyotes, wolves
And iimllar animals within the con.
nnps OF ptOwers county. There rre
Two o CARNATIONS OF buntere, and the
Oue gc,lH y the most game II to enjoy
sup er Rt the expense oil the other.
Two va flreis, a man and his wife,
were alta k,i near Jalatlaco, Mexico,
recently by eight men, who killed the
AnahaVH hFuIu.lUf ma
woman. Subsequently the rufiiane
were overtaken by tho soldiers aud
bloody fight cnsued, In which six OF
the 10 mer were killel outright and the
other two mortaliy wounded anu cap
tured.
The Rlchfield Advocate IL sorry 10
announce that diphtheria has made Its
appearance In that place. Two cases
are In the family Of Ole Peterson, and
two children arc down with II In the
family o Chris. Christensen. The
pnreuts VI ~ children say that tho
disease was contracted at ElslnOrr,
after Il WITS supposed that town was
entirely free. Both places have been
quRrantlned, though II L. thought that
II will not spread at all.
On Monday night, ut a tent siloon in
the sul uTbs Vt ella Bend, Arizona, IA
Mexican named Francisco Gurablitos
engaged Ia n row with the bartender,
anu as the latter turned behind the lar
stabbed him In the back with long
knife, ana then cut him in the face anu
ieck. A bystauder covered the Muxi.
can with n Winchester, but he lunged
at him with tue knife, and catching
She gun, snatched II and drove every.
body from the premises. He was later
arTented and brought TO jail In this city.
His victim Is In dying condition.
memorial to Congress praying the
passage by the senate ~ the pending
bill to amend the not establ shiny the
United States court Of private land
claims respecting small holding. u
land In New Mexico has Just passed
both branches OF the legislature. The
amendment referred 10 provides IA az
where persOns have occupied sud titled
lands Tor twenty years continuously,
they sha be entitled 10 u Uuitci
states patent for such lands, not to
80 ce'd 100 acrcs, by filing the proIcr
surveys aud evidence In the surveyor.
generals cfllcc.
The organization Of the coal combine
may yet prove % be one OF the create {
q, bile sings to Laramie, says the
boomerang. 1t has re.ulled alreahy
In stimulating the local coal industry,
or rather more properly in prospecting
ana developing TINT Resource here.
While the people have ftlt anlagon-
hlcto any combine, they have at the
same time felt IA though they shouli
Va furnished with coal Mt q lower rate,
aud they have settled down to the be.
Iei that this would not be accom-.
pllshed, for a long time Vt least, until
coal was procured from some OF the
deposits surrounding Laramie.
Plateau valley is one of tho prosper.
ousa1d growing sections OF the West.
tfn slope. Its nearest railroad point /,
ne heque. II now numbers $50 farms
% loO sores each, when produce
AL lhe grain, alinl'a, etc., In a mos
prolific manner. Some yields OF wheat
nhd oats have Appropriated 100
onshe'e an acre. There nrs four gen.
eIai 1t res aud five POSSIBILITIES In the
valley, which also numbers several
lentols, school houses aud church
organizations. Their IL no more Ina.
wing section on the WesteTn slnn,
ahl me valley promises to become an
'Aoeeulngly rich and productive enc.
peFwent II. Smith, an attorney for.
merry connected with the Denver stool, |
S.Ius' uied suddenly on Tuesday nj
hha aeFt, n. NJ, OF heart disease. He
staa uevh ~ Tor "a week with some