Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-08
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
Discovery Of q Remarkable Cave In
Easle County, Colo.
MEXICAN MURDERED IN ARIZONA.
easily Find Near Gre'n River. Utah.
Mining Noes "a Thrilling
Experience.


year against forty nine Ia 1892.
Ca.sia County (Col.) prospectors are
exhibiting samples Of TIN ore.
Bingham county, Idaho, has 81, 00O,'
OOU Invested In irrivaIing enterprises.
Ada county, Idaho, shows s.. 032, 7la
I'm property, Bear Lake oouuty sl,Oll,'
i75 and BJise s6Ii.sO0.
The Lincoln mine on Willow creek
udsho) reports ore assnying $50 ia
gold aud % ounces OF silver at n depth
OF twenty-five ieet.
The California Dsirymeu nre pre-.
pating TO make n great fight In the
legislature against the oleomargarinc
men.
The Poorman mine In Cmur d.
Al.ne, Idaho, has reached q ueptb OF
600 feet. Tho ore now being worked
nssays 2S ounces silver. The shaii
will be put down 100 feet.
Namp,, aud ia fact, all Idaho, II
excited over the discoveries In D!a'
mond basin. Miners are fiocking into
the new fiolds by hundreds. Experts
from New York have pronounced the
gems to DO genuine diamonds.
1t has finally boon decided to tear
down the old glass works vt Colorado
CITY aud rebuild tho entire works on n
larger scale. ! he new works will be
erected nearer the depot aud railroads,
thus giving better railroad faciIitlos.
w, r. Ross, who acquired fortune
IN the sheep and cattle business IN
Elko county, Nevada. has just died oil
pneumonia. The iadeIoAdent says
his ustate is valued nj from SlUO,O0O u
Sl50,0JO. Hs wiilod $1,000 TO the Pres.
byiefian Church at Eiko and $500 to
the sunday school.
The police Of Sacramento, CAL, have
been notified TO arrest Edward Nor.
man, formerly member OF the saliva.
ton Army Ia Berkeley. Several day
ago Norman failed 10 put la anap.
pearance Mt the "barrack-" and search
iur him revealed that he had collected
sl2 which was due the "captain" OF
the army and had skipped out.
Ed Harrington has come near perish.
INK In the snow on u trip from Teton
Bias n, Idaho. The Sunday winus had
dtilteI tie sDow very Iuep at the point
OF tho mountains. AT u ton foot driii
his horses fell down and during o
binding storm he hau TO unhitch and
roll the horses over each other down
the hill fox hundred feet. The cuff
was full three hours In eNtricating
themselves iIom what appeared certain
death.
A Mexican named Dolores has been
ioun1 murdered In n wood camp near
the YarneIl mine, at Prescott, A rizona.
He hal been employed cutting wood
~ tbe milne, anu with seven or eight
other men had been paid ~ the DAY
previous. He and another Mexican
named Trinidad Aviso lett the store
where the men were paid prior to the
rest Of the men. On the return Of the
men to the camp blood was found OIL
the rocks anu the two men were miss.
Ing. The dead body Of Dolores was
afterwards discovered, but Aviso has
not been found and IL supposed TO have
killed. his companion anu ilsd.
A CHASTITY find has been made four
miles down Green river, Utah. a
prospecting party found anu brought
In q portion OF a mans boot, with the
ankle anu foot bones. These are Ice.
lieved to be n portion OF the remains OF
&. ID. Creede, Of Denver, who disnp-
ptared from here last summer. He
registered atthe Palmer house June n,
and the GLOWING uay started alone
and ON foot for the oil .springs located
h few miles down the river. Creede
claimed to be minerAlDgist In the
employ OF Senator Tabor AMI n brother
Of the locator OF Creede camp. He had
good appearance, WAS well supplied
with money and was about IS years
old, o! light complexion anu had u
sandy beard. A careful search OF the
Vicinity has failed to reveal further
fnds.
Deputy U. 3. Marehal Weaver Of
Buffalo, N. Y, has arrived In San
Francisco having In custody Tong
Song, Yong Pong and Yong log,
Chinese who were renamed to China
by tho United States court In New
YORK. These Chinese landed In
British Columbia, worked their way
across tho continent anu on October
t9'h they attempted to cross the Nj.
agnra river In boat. Customs OIL GERS
caught them as they Were NIB Iut to
Iand below Lewiston aud charged them
Win evauing the exclusion act. For
this they served terms Of thirty days
In the Buffalo prison and afterwards
We're remanded to China. They m ide
= strong fight TO be remandei to
Cansda,as that was "the land whence
they oime," but the courts held other
vlso They will remain III the city
PRISON until the next steamer sails for
lie orient.
During the big flood OF February 90,
iesO, which caused the breaking Of
We Walnut grove dam nj Prescott,
hhzin5, and In which alb ut eighty
nV.s were lost, u sale belonging to
robert Brow, containing $1,000, WAS
washed down the stream. A search
was continued for several months, but
no trace could be found OF II, and IL
was gwen up long ago as lost. A man
named Hussel has Just reported to
Brow that ne had found II and would
Mke him to the place for $500. The
money was put up to he paid ON con-
ul'ion that the safe would be- found
Unopened, ana the two mon left this
noihinR to look for II. a twenty
horsepower boiler was seen recently
.na' hau been carried twenty-five
n,les by the Hood. II was about
nnsen or twenty feet higher than the
s laura, channel OF the creek, aud YVES
''0u' ioO yards from the stream.
"a special TO the Denver Ne,ss from
nsl GIN, Col, says: Brush creek. in
.ane UNITY, has come TO the from.
a.eiy with the discovery OF eay,..
s, aose extent VIII surpass anything vol
rsuoNsfeu IN the West, AMI In In,
ohIteu Slntef, excUnI knninnLu 81.