Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11

been shipped out Of the territory to
save them from death by starvation.
The past three years have been very
severe on the cattle Industry of both
New Mexico nnf AtiZ1un. However,
there is good reason Tor hope that the
worst Is pns md that the next three of
four years win see that industry re-.
stored, and fe0rgani1ud, on hasis that
will enable atockmen IN resist the eli.
matte vicisaiiudee that have OF latc
proven 30 disastrous.
Charles Meadows, nm old.tlms COW.
punchur % Grant county, VINO Tor
several ycars past has been travelling
with Buffalo Bilfs wild Wet Show,
arrived in Silver last week aud renewed
hia acuuainlnuco with many friends Of
DAYS gone by. While hero n found
tbo nucleus OF nm Orraulzation for the
capture OF the Kid. He Is nov at Phc.
nix making arrangements with Gov.
ernor Murphy CONCERNING rrwards,nnd
in n few days will organic his baud
and take TO the hilla In search % Kid
and his band. Meadows Is quite con.
fident that he eau copturu or kill the
XII and thus secure the fpwafd and
nIsO n nAtllt hANlNA " ~ XIV NNAlNA INNNfH
firn In HIS wild west show at CHICAGO
next wear. He will be joined in the
exue ,itiou agniust the Kin Nv several
COW boys from this section,-SaUer C'ty
Sentinel.
John Lawson, employed by J. +.
Manners, contractor, has boon killed
hy the falling Of an eleven foot cu.
blnkment ut Eas. Pueblo, Coo. rhcy
were engaged IN laying a sewer pipe
through TO the creek, anu hal orle.s
from the contractor to SEQ that the
sides Of the excavation were well
propped. There wcru two men besides
the contractor laying the sewer, Law
son and negro. All three were stand
ing In the cut when the side oavgd IN,
butying the negro to the chin and COM
pletely covering Lawson. The cOu-
tractor. Manner, succeeded IN oscap'
INK without injurS. When the dirt was
removed he was found standing. His
chest ha1 boen crushed, anu " ~
thought death onsuod rom internal
Injuries. He was married aud aOOu
tweniy.six years Of age.
Some sixteen years ago Mr.. Richard
Irwin with some companions locate
claims on Miner Greek, IN the sunny
side district near Crecde, Col, which
are now known a. the Senator Fair
property, aud after doing cDn-idef1bie
work left them ami went 10 other
parts OF the state 10 prospect When
the Creole mining excitement com.
menced year ago Mr.. Irwin returned
aud did some WORK In the old tunnel
on the Alpha claim. Later no nbnn-
doned the tunnel and went to work
higher up on the mountain and there,
after sinking but few feet, uncovered
large body OF amethyst quartz. This
was Kept quiet until today, when the
discovery was made that they were
sacking ore for shipping. Experts
state that 1t is the best looking ore sc,
discovered In this district. Assays run
from 40 to 1909 ounce. Tnis Is the
most important discovery that has yet
been made on the hills adjacent 10
Creode.
News has reached Great Falls,
Mont, Of the death OF John w. Majors,
deputy United states marshal, which
occurred at hobart, ninety miles NORTH
west Of treat Falls on the eastern
border Of BlackfoOt reservation. He
hi'hA AAhlli Nut VI " Mouul
ceived recently in a pistol encounter
with n cowboy named Barber. IL
seems the latter sued Majors for pos.
session OF horse. The Justice Of the
peace at hobart be'ore whom the case
was tried decided Ia favor Of Barber.
The decision angeIei Majors, anu ns
he was riding out OF hobart he met
Barber. They Immediately began to
nnurrnI IA F,NutfsaF ia lhs,
neat OF passion Nabofs drew his re-.
volver and opened lire on Barber, Que
bullet grazing BARRIERS leg aud tho
Others going wide OF the mark. The
latter returned the fire, emptying hil
revolver at his assniiant. One bullet
went through Nabois' shoulder anu
another struck his lett hand, shat cT-
ing that member anu coming out near
the elbow. Blood poisoning set In and
Majors died rs sia'ed. Barber gave
himself ny AMI "A cOr)ner's jury exon.
esnt,d him. The doad man was 40
years OF age anI nai lived Ia northern
Montana several years.
A unknown Chinese walked into
the bazaar OF sun Kan Wan x Co., at
San Frangiscy, ON Monday, aud told
one OF tbs prODrietOfs that ne could
sell white mana roll OF pongee silk
u he would send tbs gDOJs u tue mans
house for examination. rhs proprietor
sent u young clerk out with Two bun.
dies OF pOnges silk, aud the pseudo
commission agent accompanied tho
hoy. Tho two walked out 10 the
Western Addition. The man led the
boy around different blocks go as to
mystiiy him, anu hnally brought mp
some where ON whnt the boy says was
Webster street. rhe two went to the
third door Of house aud the man
ssked tne 10y Tor ono OF the bundles
~ that he could show the silk 10 the
lady who desired To buy 1t. The hoy
waited patienty for three long hours,
aud even then refused 10 40 until The
man OF the house Kicked him out. Toe
boy could not speak english to tel his
story, 30 he went -OrTowiully hons. A
detective nus bee pug on the case. He
suspects that the thief was one OF the
many peldlers VINO sell Chinese goois
about town, anu that he became au.
quainted at tho house where ie robbed
thu boy. Hs took him iherr to obtain
possession oi the silk and then skipped
out by back door with the $40 roll OF