Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11
NEWS OF THE WEST.
4 Doctors Thrilling Experiences With
Arizona DespsTadOeS,
BurrALoEs roe CACHE VALLEY
Wholesale Calf Stealing In Willard
Com y.-rIred Of Liie.-"Gold"
Brlcks.-A Hotel Robbed.

Sunday night. Inc car was IN ch"iso
Of guards
IL IL teuort,d that diphthofla has |
again broken Uut umlng the lnulahH
on the Flalhead reservation Ia Mon |
thun.
It's being rumored that certain par |
tie. are ttcnii Y uud bran Ing chlvo,
says the Milatd county Biode. They /
Ind beat look a little our, ~ Tue miuiOuH /
OF the law are on tnttt uAiL Othct ]
PARTIES herrabOuts are accused oi heei' /
inc calves that 10 rot belong 10 thtm' |
Ifihis II true, the sooner the meet ia I
broken up the better. Stockmen should .
not h,siintr 10 promptly put TIE uili- .
GERS on every cast where there II foOd |
ground for conviction.
On Monday the proprietor OF She I
Palace hotel vt Reno, Nevada, says TIE l
journal Of that place, opened the sale /
10 get come some ChHugc. WORDS csn' /
not well expires his sutprltc Wurh ne /
iounI the safe TausacNed nnd stuU IN /
coin, which huu been deposited IA "
iot cafe koeIiuy tie uight ueior'i ms
sing. A lot OF Jrwclry which hud been
tUpt In the sale was aiso gone Am0t Y
the articles was inuy'e goId Wa,ch
aud chaiu, pair OF diamond stuulrn
bracelets ana society ,mbltms' lho
thief was evidently an aus ~ ne hnu
keys which unlocked ana iocAel hOlh
uoUra OF tho safe, aud uc ltt no
clue, ~ far yet discovered, OF his
iduutiiy,
Out Of work aud dependent, A.
tone Lritenhnucr, n Hebrew luweiet,
committed suriue BY shooting him
self iu the muuih with revolver GO
49,. a..
the street nj San FrAucisoo. Three
men wen. standing near by, AMI hear
ing the report OF the WEAPON turned
Ia time 10 see him inil to tue pave
tncnt. TITO patrol wagon was sum
muuci aud the wounded mHn was
conveyed At once g. tue receiving hOi-
htal. lie vas eth breathing when
the hospital was reached, but died IN
about au hour, Rud the BODY was To-
moved 10 the mltpuc. IL ~ supposed
that hs con Umplatvd taxing his ne
tor some tiuic, vs. he told HE iaudltty
he waa weary OF life anJ would make
away with himself lie hau been out
NJ work ft some time, and IN cItsc.
qucuce was drtpJndeut. The Deceased
was about lhiriy-six ycare Of age.
Three carloads q tunalops unssod
through Laramie 0u FRIDAY morning
on their way ffom Silver Bow, kaus.,
u Cache Valley, Utah. This 10 part
Of the one tine large heard when
Jones, the well known breeder OF
Kansas, had, They nave been coIlrol-
ed from 81 psrt- Of the county.
mere were l0rty Of the animals ln
ihs ears anu among them was one
inonslTuus fellow which, IL II stated,
weighed 2iOO pounds. lilo was "a mag
s.H a
llsOu. Ihctr animals were IA charge
Of a negro who II accustomed to their
care anu ue alntoI that they would no
upon ranch IN Cache valley where
tue breeding Ut tue animals Will be
made a specially. Among the number
were "a uumOtr vi hultbfoede.
Tho san Jasu (Ch) hrory sAysi
Whtlo blowing HuI grazing tNu CrUtH
road between santa Clara aud Alvi.o
road anu the SauJOse ami Alyis0 road,
near AguoWs, two large bricks were
uucurthGi which, 10 the average 90
server, seemed % DO solid blocks Of
gold. Uutil noon no one ecu u ulicT
any solution 10 the mystery ~ 81 why
tins vast wealth hat been buried. IL
pure gold, The blocks were worth
$4,000, shortly after noon happy
thought presented itclf TO Charles
Bcrnhptl, the gturrryman, He thought
ct TIE fortune IA the bricks and then VI
tue two men who on October O., 1891,
hal offered 20 sell them 10 him Tor
$1,000. Mr.. Der hardt went at once 10
the shcrii's aud ilentihcd the bricks.
On that day mnu cal oI on him anu
gave his name as Hamilton. He said
that he aud hia partuor named One,
had made a large fortune la mining
anu dVtiroi % get some man whom
they knew 10 be- honest TO act NJ their
agent ~ selling their POSSESSIONS,
which consisted Of two gold hrcke. An
agreement was made that MIR. BerE-
hurdt should take the hrlcas and sell
them, aud for his services receive onu-
third OF the proceeds. Mr.. Bernhard
weighed the bricks aud found thom to
weigh seventy -'uur pounds. lilo then
took gimlet unI bored several hOirs
la the bricks, taking out about $50
worth VI gold. On returning % town
he had the gold tested nv jewellers,
who pronounced II pure. Several
trips were mauu TO get the bricks, but
hs BHrnhatut was suspicious no always
took u Trend with him. lie soon lost
nil tracks Of the men ahd II IL supposed
that they LETT because Of tOue tus.
plriou that officers were snh1owlng
them. The bricks were tcsth with
nitro acid by Under Shtfii BOdley,
aud wherever the acid touched tnum
the metal turned dark green In color,
proving conclusivrly that they were
simply blocks OF copper.
There Is among tho patients at tue
city Hud county hospital al 5au Fan.
cisco a physician from Bishop Creek
lnyo county, named DR.. =. A, Mid
dletou, who IN suffering rom strange
wound received sixteen yuars ago In
an encounter with Arzlnu despsTa.
does. THIS Injury cons.sla VI a gun
shot wound Ia the eye, which Nc.
stroyei tho sight. Tho doctor hat
many thrilling experiences IN Calilor.
mia aud Arzlna IN lays past, says the
San FranclsC1 ChFOHioiC. In 1877 he
went from California 10 flEuua TO
practice his profession IN some 90 tho
mining towns OF the Tofrturys On his
way thilher he was advised by tho
governor 10 locate nl Greenwood, ~
tmall miniug camp. At that lace
WAS desperate uHmeu DAvls, VINO
ran tie town % suit hmteli Hu had
nbtock corral with his partner named
Slaci, uuI when Doctor Mid Teton eu-
dehvOfed 70 establish rival corral the
trouble be- an aud illuminated M the
death Of Davis and slack. These men
made several attempts 10 get the doctor
Rta disadvantage, but tho nerve with
which lac met their advances had de.
deferred them from shooting AT him