Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-10
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Grave Robbers Visit a Cemetery Mar
Vallejo, CAL, but orc Disappointed
cosrlDEscE OPERATORS Al WORK
Horrible Death Vt a Boy Idaho Law
Jcps Asiir.-A Machine TO
Raise wafer.

the first Of mex.
Says the Haley Times Dlrirg the
INST Two weeks no lusu than TX ''-
temuts at robbery from tho petrut o.
actual robbefies nave been frpOrieu ~
occurring la this city aud Bellevue
A gentleman In this city, says the
Idaho D,mOcfdf mas Invented ma
chine 10 taisU water from the HNe's
anu etrCamn tot mining ana irlshlloh
purpuets. IL has excited muoh iaNoi-
Rhle comment.
The members Of the bar Of Idaho
county are taking steps toward the
formation OF bar association. ). -
Atlshic was elected prcsidunL IL. r
Fulton secretary. one Oi the pflnclph
objects OF the Auo iatiou VIII De %
encourage the sending OF legal busl-
ntts 10 nOn.tesilvut "tiofntys'
Jake Albright, iaro DEALER was r.
Gently suot buu Killed Ia room over
"a saloon nt Livinleton, MONTANA ~
Bertha King, a prostitute. lheW MAJ
VINO bears an nasumcG name, nae o.
mother living at y ,mp,, TO whom sue
dictated the toll wing ui,paiuhi ~ am
Ia laii aud expect to DO hang ffAy
TOT my soul"
soverni parllee from here have been
out the hills this week hunting deer
nud tell some very big taltr about stt'
Ing deer and bears, Gays the Coniyille
Chronicle. but ne near as We can hnd
.ut, deer are quite plentiful on the
range this year aud come very near 10
town. A party from Upton shot seven
this week. Chickens ATE also plenli-
lul
Grover Seton, an oight.year.old
boy, has met "A horrible death while
playing with his brother ut Portland,
OHgon. Tho boys were playing near
IN uucompleted sewer when Grover
stepped into tho soft earth covering
the sewer and immt diatuiy sank from
mghi. His brother gave the alarm aud
number Ut men were soon NJ tho
tccnV, but before they could dig away
the soft mud tue hoy was dead. The
father OF the boy Il "a printer now m
San Francisco.
Walter Cotton aud Robert Semi q
were the first editors Of the fifHt new =
tarcr published IN California; thy
founded the Californian at Mont. rcy
IN August, 1875. Cotton had bought
the rrc,s aud type from the American
mlssionntIe. IN Honolulu. IL was an
old Ramuge press Of wooden frame,
wooden bed ana plste OF hard wood,
worked by screw, aud capable Of
making 100 imyr,saions nu hour IL
hal been sent from Boston 20 Hone
lulu. The type had been long ~ use
anu was cf faulty font, without the
letter "w" or italc. Two TVS" were
substituted 20 represent "wn Ia capi.
"a. avN ANAL I.tfara ntlka - Iua f.,gf. =
AdR
rno rig luduilTy seems TO be gaining
gtounH In uis county shys the Rich.
n,ld AdrOcdta. The farming district
north between Richhoii ana Walk
vile IL nav tairly alive with pig hotls
gathering up the refuse wheat, oats
barley, lucern seed and every possible
available thing. The pig IL taking tho
came Vofitlon on the ranches that the
sheep are on the mountains; they are
saving every available vegetable sub
stance and converting them into TOO /,
clothing gnd MONEY. John and WIN.
Gardner have % hrrd OF over 200, John
aud James Barlow have over 100,
James Butler has over 90, q. Brigger,
Andersons, J. W, COwlry, ana many
Others have email herds OF u dozen or
twenty.
The san Francisco Chronicle says
that John q. Morrison has sucd the
estate Of Hiram A, Pearson 10 eRiorce
n rejected lain for sl0,luB,s0. This
amount In claimed 10 be- duB ~ Pear.
sons share Of losses sustained In the
conduct OF certain MINIS ia Idaho
which no owned Jointly with Morrison.
During their partnership the mlup6
lad al
account Of which MorTisOn raid 500,
s97.26 aud Pearson but sli,792,06.
judgment In demanded for the balance
OF s0lO6 50, with $4,000 which pear.
sou stiil owed as part OF the purchnte
price OF his one-halt interest. Morn.
son sny- that he prese ted bis Claim
against the estate but II was rejected
by the executor.
Ben Williams ami Walter D1uglasp,
Of Blshee, while down Ia SuuUra lev
days ago, went swimming In the
Naqul river, says the AriGIna IfOS
peotor. rhr former swan out to IL
rock Ia the stream ami the latter iOl.
lowed. Mr.. Wilkins dived tn' the
rock but whom he appeared no We ex.
hausted. He went down a tec1u
time aud Mr. Douglass seeing his con.
diuOn FASTENED 10 his rescue, reauuiur
him as he arose the second time. Hr
was assisted away from the spot " hlch
proved 10 be q whirlpool which had
tumhed the diver oil In a heap when
he went below ana he became tx.
hausted In fighting his way 70 the
surface. lie was unconscious when
the shore was roached anu Tor two
hours he was rolled ami rubbed hv
Mir. Douglass before being able o
navigate.
John Mcguire, u wealthy citizen OF
Vallejo, CAL, received notice TINT his
vault IN Cafquihez cemetery had been
desecrnte1. On Saturday he maize q
visit TO the cemetery anu found that
the vault had been opened. On the
steps leading into the vault ana on the
lor lay Cuilin rcruwB ami ornaments
anu broken glass. At the righl ut tto
entrance was "A on,ket UlntnuiOg uhs
remnins VI Mr.. Ella Maguiry. Eva.
dehces OF the Dissertation OF this Casket
were plain. The screws taken ron
the lid hnl not been reset. GA tho lei,
wac caeket containing the remains o.
the late Ellen Nj. Oregon. TIE en-
graved plate had been pfpl from 10.
fnHteninga aud the heavy plate glass
at the foot smashed in ms II IL hal boon
struck with u heavy hammer Neither
OF tue bodies lad been removed, anu
Mr.. Mcguire made up his mind that
the vandalism was the work ui ramp,
who hau hoped 10 lind valuables Uu
The dead.
a clever letter, undoubtedly pre-
palsl " confidence operuior-, haa