Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-04
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
4 Gang Of Accomplished Counter.
ielteH Caught in Colorado.
MARRIED IN A COUNTY JAIL
A Woman Dies from Exposure 10 the
Cold.--A Hard Winter In Mon.
tnnn.- burglary.

The cold wave hns touched Boise
City, Idaho. At ] O'Clock on Wednes'
day morning the temperature was
Ave- d.grees nbov, zero. Later in the
morning the mercury had risen 20
eight
A Cbinamnn entered the town Of
Lafayette, Col, n day or two since.
"A, was Immediately cond icteJ out Of
the city by committee and told never
10 return to the place or he would be
severely dealt with.
Louis Wright, who was arrested Mt
BOULDER, Colorado, y few days ago on
a charge oi forgery, has been married
in the county jail to Gertic y. School,
craft OF Longmont. The mother.in.
law went wrights bonds anl the
happy couple went ON their way 10.
joiciDg.
George Newell has left Nampn,
Idaho, Tor the opal Held with uotice.
properly filled out, ami expects TO Tile
on q number OF claims before be re-
turns. 1t IN reported that he IL work
Ing In the interest Of u large syndicate
OF the Seattle men, and that they Will
commence development WORK Ia The
early spring.
A fatal accident has occurred In the
seeoni level Of the Bunker Hin mine
at warjner, Idaho, resulting In tho
death Of Owen Thomas, an emplOye
OF the company. The fall OF n large
quantity OF rock caused the accident.
The deceased wa native Of Wales.
Money and drafts amounting TO $500
were found upon him,
Henry g. Burnett, warden OF the
pcnitsDtiary ut Santa Fe, N. NJ, un.
der Governor Rose administration,
has Just died ri 81. Vincen's hospital.
The immediate cause OF his death vas
a congestive chill. Ii. was iorty-three
years old and came here eight years
ago from Leavenworth, KansIs.
Deceased was u man OF fine Journalis-
tic aud general business ability.
The case OF Mccain W.. Tabor was
called Ia the district court at Leadvill.,
Colo, this week, but rs the attorneys.
who reside In Denver, were not pres.
ent II was stricken from tho docket.
Tn = IL the twentieth time that this
case has been dooketed. The case Ia.
wolves a mill, the value OF which Is
estimated at $4,000.
A few nights ngo burglars effected
an entrance ut the rear OF Lowman Il
sons dry goods establishment, ut Me-
Cook, Nebraska, Manipulating tho
combination OF the safe, they sue.
ceeded In securing 5000 In cash and
valuable papers. In the safe were
man that have been In the family 200
years.
During the past six days Great Falls,
Montana, has been visited by the worst
,Iell OF cold weather since the winters
Of 1885 and 1855. Twenty-Five and
thirty degrees below zero for twenty.
four hours ut = stretch have not been
Uncommon occurrences. One morning
the thermometer In the outskirts Of the
city registered nfty-two bslow zero,
while T. ose IN town reached the flfty
mark. 1t was forty-hve below at 1880
Mt night.
w. y. Owen, says the Laramie
twyoming) boomerang, states that
while parties are talking OF driving
from Laramie to ~ Yellowstone Park
they must under4tand ffom the be.
ginning that II 10 not possible to get
into the park from Wyoming without
packing. The only way TO drive 10
the park from here 10 to go TO Green
River, thence north along the Green
river, turn west and 20 south OF the
Grand canyon Into Idaho and thence
by road TO the northeast into the park.
II would take about ten days TO make
the trip from Green River.
In the Idaho supreme court the case
a IA n
Il. Garlitz and ID. breckenridge, as
commissioners OF Bingham county,
has been submitted on briefs and taken
under advisemsnt. The case grew out
OF an action OF the commissioners re-
hitting sl5,567 OF the state and county
taxes OF the Union Pacific for ths yenr
1891. The company's taxes amounted
10 SOL $50. The road refused to pay
hut si5,925, and tho commission efs
accepted that proposition. Rogers
secured from the district court n
writ Of review against the commits.
tioners and Judge Standrod overruled
their action IN remitting the taxes.
The commissioners then appealed.
Walter Booth, Reason Smith, Dick
Smith and Albert Converse have
arrived from Liberty, 200 miles south.
tast OF Las Vegas, N. NJ, bringing
with them, as n prisoner, John Burke,
charged with tho murder OF G.. A.
Elliott, IN employe OF the b. ii. 4.
outfit. Thoy had also with them one
"ueorgie,"a woman OF the town. The
latler says that Elliott had been at her
place nj Liberty, aud shortly after he
zen she heard bis voice crying out near
her house: "For Gods sake, Johnny,
DON'T shoot any more" The body was
found mile ana half from the house,
showing that II was carried there after
,he murder. The probability seems to
oe That Burke and Elliott met at the
womsh's bagnio aud quarreled over
htr, Elliott, being under tho influence
nqnor, was murdered by Burke and
ms poly afterwards taken to distance
OF mile ana half.
gang Of counterfeiters, operating
~ boulder, Colorado, has been broken
~ oy Agent Walker OF the United
ala'es secret service. The gang was
IuN getting In full swing when he
ssToopeu down upon them and arrest
~ ueOfge ID. Parks and Lewis q.
,"Ilght, who are awaiting trial. The
nutsVous and Workshop was In the
mouse Of W. ii. Miller, n brother.in.
NV Oh Wight. In tne house were
panu molds, coins aud black tin.
nn,os was not easy to get, aud not
Iuhuia lew nights ago did lie obtain n,
snt to Miller's house, peeped
trough crack In the blinds aud saw
t0t men At xsn,L nI. ....-. ,--t,--