Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30
NEWS OF THE WEST.
A 2O-year.Old SWindlsF RtapS Q
Golden Harvest on the Coast
SHOCKING ACCIDENT 10 = CHILD.
A Mountain Lon Killed In the Hill at
Wales, sanpcie Couniy-A ski.
iul Burglars Plans.

kntCrlftse. Besides TINS they kiilou
wiid cat and captured her two kittens.
A terrible accident has happened to
q little child OF John Wenster OF
kaysvile, Davis county. 'ibe little
one tel INTO ~ tubiuti vi boiling water
and was severely scalded from the hips
down.
State Land Agent Fem has roturn-
Ell ON Caldwell, where lac sold about
100 hcr,s Of state school land. Over
5000 acres Of land were advertised Tor
tale. Many persons were anxious o.
purchase land, but they did not have
the money aud could not borrow It,
Boiso (Idaho) Standard
The Rock Springs Aiacr says that on
Sunday afternoon, while Auufow
JOhnfo was driving back 10 tow
Wi h uia anily from six mile canyon
he saw two mountain Hons about Que
quarter OF mile beyond the slaughte-
huutes. He wse within IS yafur VI
ole. ltwas w big ns u colt, slick anu
pretty.
Melb1urnos manager says that the
rea on Melbourne JAILED 10 bring rain
At Cheyenne ~ contracted for was be.
storm blowing Ia the upper currents,
WIN oh Disconnected him. fho failure
Of the fluff ilmtnt OF the first section
Of the contract In no waN iutvrieiVH
with his going ahead ON the seconu
section aud u he produces n mali Inch
OF rain viii receive hall the stlpu-
lated mount In pay.
IL Ia reported at Laramie, Wyo., tint
ala hundred men IRE nj wOTk Ia LnTl-
mer county, Col, Just across the state
liue, divortisg tho heRdwatefe OF tho
Big Laramie river ntUChnmbers' lake,
n canal seven miles long and twenty
two feet wide, being constructed Tor
that purpose. IL Ia thought that seri.
Gus liiis tio1 will grow GU, Of the case,
ns the fhnchmen along the Laramie
river In this state were the first nppfo-
priatOrs. The case will probably go
into the United States court.
Word came 10 the effect that Broad.
ford viii surely be destroyed a. Ice,
immediate assistance IN forthcoming,
says n dispatch from HALEY, IdahU.
The river In washing o7or the levee,
and II lOding the region Mellow. The
road to Bfosdford isalready badly over
flown, and fcw days more snd much
Of the town or Bfcadfori will be
washed away. The people OF Broac-
ford, thefeiofe,nsk the people OF HALEY
10 send ss many men ~ possible 10
give them INT IN cot lag tfo,sand
brush and raising tho levtv rufileientiy
to conlne the river to It's bed.
The jury which spent a month f.
heal lg the heaviest cattle ramon tuit
ever tried In Colorado decided IN
.ighioen hours and gave verdict In
the United States circuit court at Den.
Yer on Tuesday. The verllct was for
500, 90 In favor OF the Now Unitei
states Cattle Ranch company Again.t
william j. Wilson. Mr.. Wilson was
greatly surprised and felt the effect o.
tbs verdict deeply. lie said that the
failure Of the company TO carry out its
contract ard complete Its purchase OF
mo ranch aud property would have
ruined him entirely II lac had not had
othef interests TO rely upon ana nearly
ala II. The verdict he regarded as
most Astonishing.
Tho account books, which disappear.
ed 20 mysteiiously from tho office of |
the Pueblo lColorado) water eupsrln.
tondent, recently, have been fosnd |
u ndera barn floor, very near the office
from which they were taken. Public |
opinion IL divided Rs TO who put them
there, and II 10 understood that the
war which has been going on for sew
efal m0ntha between the crowd that
was ousted by tue late elections md
Ihose controlling the office now will be
waged with greater bitterness than
svtr. IL Il simply n fight between two
actions OF the Republican party al the
expense OF I 10 water consumera. A
feward Of $500 bad teen offered for the
Tecovery OF the books, and J. w. Fer.
on, the carpenter who found them.
VIII claim that. A. the fignt goes ON
ne number OF people who favor the
ale OF the waterwOTka to a private
company Is constantly increasing.
A very clever burglar made a sue
'essful raid ON the Oxford hotsl a
Denver night or two ago. The n.
ow registered there as sc. Dean, De,
holmes, Iowa" lie was nf,y Years OF
ge, dressed in neat gray ,uit I'D
lothes, n dark derby hat and wAs sur.
ounded with n general air Of prosper.
~ The clerk descended from his
lgnlty ami gave him large room on
no third floor. At late hour, when
II excel the night clerk were SOUND
sleep, Dean started out on his raI1
rmed with a pair OF slender nippels
mich enabled him to turn any key in ,
10 house. Only two OF the quests "a, ,
0rted any loss. From A. X, CLARK "A Z
lamond ring worth $3.50 and so cents
silver were stolen. Mr.. Asa Breek. |
lrluge, who occupied q room near
IT. CLARK, lost $500. In one room the
lief aroused a sleeping man eater,
no quickly had the INTRUDER covered 4
lth u revolver. Dean was equal TO
10 occasion. He politely begged par. a
IN, saying that he was searching for
r. ioomi and he was allowed 10 retire.
'lth the morning the thief departed,
lu ne leit but litlle by which the de- A
cl'Vss can trace him.
Deputy Sheriff A. p. Riley of Mon. S
tey arrived IN San Francisco on
euhesuhy ON thu trAil OF very
hoolh Young man known In many
usIoht california towns a. Henry
'tison. Carlson is a mere youth, be.
x ohIy nineteen or twenty years old. -
the deputy sheriff says, but moi. n
Ilhslnnulng tins he nus worked very
ecliyoly anu has IN all MANAGED 10 ~
several thousand dollars abend.
'rsoh's way OF making IA raise m
10 start laundry In II
Fp, manage It correctly enourh ~
time until he gets he
nhuence OF his patrons, AMI than
10 possession OF all the clothes
very anu other effects that he has I'm
way and another borrowed. nnJ
n,s out lie has played engage.