Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-27
NEWS OF THE WEST.
4 Small Boy and Matches The Cause
Of Another Fire.
SMALLPOX SCARE IN MONTANA
shocking Tragedy as thu Result OF
Drunken Frenzy. -Narrow Escape
From Drowning.

Pima county, AriL, has sold COCO
head OF beef cattle from $3.50 70 sl2
pei cad during the past MONTH
Florence, Ariz., had a jail delivery
recently. Two Mexlcans, Rifiel
Arviso aud Vincent Romero, making
their escape.
The other night the two-s,ory resi-
residence oi Emapuol Brink, n prom
inent ranchman living near the Mesa
Colo, was burned with all itn contents
In the abs ence OF the inmily.
Tho Rexburg Press says the grass
hopper scare 10 dying out. During the
mast week millions OF the little pests
have died from unknown cause aiid
their avaricious rinks ate seriously de-
pleted.
David Howard wae arrested on
Saturday on charge ~ settling lire 10
the town Of Tillamock, Oregon. lie
was hel under $1,000 unil 10 appear
before the grand jury. Other arrests
will probably follow.
For n short time the chair purchased
for tho use Of Judge Stnudroi when
he holds court In Fremont county,
will be on exhibition by Bfamwell d
Go. at their saieroom. This chsif cot
gbS and isa model oi tate. ilainuo's
and utility Roa5trg idoho) Iftss.
The stage drlvor hound for the west
side OF the park Mt Rand, Colo, had IL
narrow escgpc from drowning lew
days ago. The high water hni carried
"A. a.
thnt II was necessary u fori. The
horses had to swim and the strong
current al get the stage, anu tNu mail
bags were fioated of aud lost.
David white met with an accident
one day last week, while going up thc
canyon on horseback at Oakley, Su NJ
init county. lie rode too near . bank
that was washed out by the high water;
the horse fell oil the bank anu oaugh 1
him In such way as 10 Gisl0ostb his
hip. Dr.. Gfegor Of Park CITY ret the
Limb and he II doing well at present
Pete Spence, who has been sentenced
20 five years In the Yuma pcuilentiafy,
Il a we'll known character IN Arizona
a man who never knew what danger
meant, and dnrlng the early days OF
Tombstone was Jislikod anu reared by
the famous carp gang. Pcto il gen.
erous man aud hie great fault lle- In
the too ready use Of his gun.-IhUHir
Gofsfto.
Public Interest In the cases Of the
outlaws Evans aud $ ntag will he
somewhat further aroused In thip city
during the week psyH tie > n Fran.
cisco Chronicle, when IL IN know II hat
the clothing worn by John S0utag at
the time OF the last battle and hlS cap.
ture have been secured by J. w.
Raphael, aud will be placed ON exhibit
ton In their big clothing establish.
ment.
All the streams throughout his sec.
ton are OVERLOOKING their bhuk-, but
doing 30 damage, says the Lander
(Wyo.) ETdminer. The late SHOWS In
the foot hills Rtr the cause Of the sud.
den rise, Never were the ranges In
finer condition this year. Gross II
well up Aud a. thick M II can stand.
stock or all kinds are In magnificent
shape, anu tho hay crop Will be I'm.
menHe.
j. w. Sullivan, u stranger, met
David sloan In n saloon ut Pueblo,
Colo, on Saturday and formed his
acquaintance. The latter ~ n work.
mau nj the Bessemer steel works and
has a family Of wife anu several
children ana step-chlldroD. They Nm.
lilly decided 10 20 10 Lake MinntquA
und FISH. They went cut In row boat,
which was caIelzed, and Sloane was
crowned before they could be- reached.
Sullivan hac narrow escape.
A smallpox scare ex sts at Amazon.
dh, Mont, although opinion IL divided
among the local pin ysiolanH concerning
the real nature Of the disease. There
nTe eight cases Ina the pest house anu
one In private house, which Ia under
strict quarantine. The doctors have
been proceeding on the theory ut 1t
was chickenp0I, anu some still hold 10
that view mall except one and los 4.
bly, two cases, In whicn the symptoms
resemble smallpox with tolerably clear.
mess.
Not far from Oak Bar woman
lately made heroine OF herself with
her little gun In front OF child
heokinR panther that her dog had
trcet. On hearing the growing ami
the row she dropped her stitches,
picked up her rifle, took n good aim
and at the first FIRE brought down the
brute. Then she hurried with her
children to the mining camp where
her husband worked, fearing that the
panther had mate pTowling not Tar
away. II Ia believed that she saved
the children from the terrible fate that
befell bangles child over a year ago
near Orc Fino.-RiammoM Fails,
lOre.) Star.
Mr.. John War;, OF Kansas, Summit
county, says the Chronicle, met with
quite loss the other day, caused by
the earelessness OF one Of his little sons
The boy hid himself Ia the sheep pen
uuuer The shed TO enjoy himself with
sOout hie first cigarette. The match
was thrown among the dry straw aun
manure, tbs result was a damaging fire
III WhIch he lost his sheds, c1Tfan,
hhoies, nay pair Of hobs, moving
machine, rake anu q fine hog, aud had
u not been Tor iho very Efficient work
OF inc noted old time buuKet brigade
MS house anu NIL would have been
burheu. as II was only about 100 feet
from inc burning sheds and hay to
lhe mousse anu alg gtanery stood be-
tween the h0use and fire with the
wind iashing the tiames over thn root.
The granary ROOT caught Ina two or
three places but the constant splash OF
water with willing hands was all that
Baved 1t.
MaIoelino Vigil aud three compnu.
Ions, DeslueTiO Gaiisnoa Ian. rtp