Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31
NEWS OF THE WEST.
The Celebrated Davis Will CiSe Again
Comes Up at Butte, nOnt.
AZ ELOPEMENT AND IT'S SEQUEL
Notable Trip. - chris Evans.
she Notorious liandit.rA Tricky
Young German's Ways.
AZ ELOpEMEST AND IT'S SEQUEL.

man ut Lander, wyo., " In.
,.ndlpp TO put In "a plant there for
10 uurpOso Of saving and polishing
,hs native marble which ~ found
there.
Tho damage caused by the Hood OF
t,,t "Wednesday nightat Pueblo, Colo.
= appaltng. a special dispatch says
bst s25O, 900 Ia not too high an esti.
mate on the property lost.
A cloud.hurst In the mountains be.
,.r..n santa Fe, N. NJ. and EspauOla
wcJnrsday night carried out 200 feet
managing ami 1000 ieot uf roadbrd
.,J track, including some strong
s'nn,work on the Santa Fe Southern
railroad.
Incarnation has reached Albuquer.
,,r n. NJ, OF the murder OF Maurice
AZ gbnitz and his wife nj their ranch
an Inc plains, 100 miles east Of that
oiiv Gomez IL wealthy italian
sbtsp.raiser. Their two chiiurtn eau.
nnt he found and their fate IL unknown.
49, i,on bar was driven through the
Cav OF the woman, boiling 1t to the
AZ. II Ia believed to have been thu
worn Of Indians.
cbrla Evans, the noted bandit, who
~ a. IN, iail Mt Fftano, Cal, f1cOv.
Ing from the wounds received at
s,mns CorfaI. is said 30 io n man Of
80, peeullar ideas on many subjects
whIoh men usually give little
,b,ught He iB "A lntRllat Of the moot
san0,med aort, aud yet he mixes with
no doptflue n certain influence which
. "a IA a. IA.
ssitb Al all there IL weird supotslltlOu
which obeys no rule
There Il u growing belief among cN'
p.Tlrnced irfigRlionihls In the san
fosnnin valley that the system OF irrl.
mon now in use n not tue best AMI
hstnl ia rossible % work an Improve
,,,a,t In two directions, says the San
E,anrI.ro Chronicle One II 20 make
49, nj the high waters " winter and
so,inr. which now run 10 waste; the
'ibsris 10 dispense largely with SUI.
,sc, waiting OF the ground, which pro-
,inc,s siukre,s and Gale for much work
thkt can be done away with.
Louls lrIg, living eight miles west
NJ Cnadfou, Neb., died on Ffidny
After "a continuous sleep Of over three
monihs, Ifig was exposed 10 "a snow
sIotm last April aud after retiring he
w.heup but twice, once for about al
hour aud tho last time tor only ten
minutes. both times ne was rational
nnd talked 10 his family, but could
remember nothing that had happened
during h.s sleep. Electricity was up.
uliej. but Il was Of no avail. He was
Rent from starvation by soft food and
lqulds
The famous Davis will case came up
iorttal saturday at Butte, Montana.
The contest Of the will by the children
% A, a. Davis VI Massachusetts,
which was begun by Edwin Davis OF
New Y0ik, was dismissed by the court
The conttsl Of Henry a. Root, repre-
senliug himself and certain Of the
htIrs, was continued indefinitely.
Although II h impossible 10 learn eA'
acily what has been done, It Il under
stood that au arrangement was made
between the Root contestauts, and the
entire estate will be divided between
them. Tho court granted an order
permitting the special administrator
totuo Edwin Davis upon prOmisslfy
notes due the uslato amounting to s1OO,-
900.
A notable trip was begun recently,
when a party left Yuma, a. T., by
boat on voyage Of exploration, hunt.
ing and prospecting down the river
and gulf. They aTe II, |. l.. Robinson,
HE Arizona newspaper man, j. w.
Baker, veteran pryspectOr, aud >.
Audtfsen. A. they intend 10 40 rs far
~ Guayamas and 10 make many land
ings between the mouth Of the river
aud that city, especially upon the
Lower California coast of the gulf,
Twin be at once recognized that the
mp IL likely to be fTaught with nd
venture, not unmixed with danger.
lhSy are well supplied with weapons,
ammunition, fishing tackle and har.
poems, u complete camping outfit and
two months' provisions. The boat II
thirty feet long, with two mhsis ana
sails. One OF the objective points will
10 the ruins OF the san Felipe mission
In Lower California, the remains Of
which are about dozen miles from
lhe coast Many OF the relies are said
TO be guarded by the Indians.
Mr'. j. b. Smith, who deserted her
husband and five children TO elope
with man named Mclaughlin
several months ago, has been located
IN Oakland, Cal. Smith formerly
owned rauch at Clipper Gap, but az
ne was not making money iast enough
ne concluded to accept position ns
night Waterman mt the county hos
pl'hL lilo turned over the ranch 10
MS wife ana the following Jay as
tulned Ills new duties, Shortly
alter Smith left Clipper Gap his
Wlie employed man named Dan
Mclaughlin to assist her about the
ranch, They were frequently seen In
eAoh others company aud tho neigh
uoib logan 10 suspect that BJmethlng
Was wrong. a short time aitarward
MeLau HIN went TO Sacramento, anu
Plooeedod 10 celebrate by getting drunk.
iu WA arrested while engaged In
ught with another inebriate anu
charged with disturbing the peace. by
some means Mclaughlin managed to
communicate with Mrs Smith, inform
ihg her OF his incarceration Ia tue city
lAli' She Immediately went TO SaCia-
lento AMI set about securing her
IoVePs release. After asCerlniuing the
amount OF bail that was necessary the
woman, who was temporarily short ul
iugnus, visited the lilico OF Charles
nielsen, u money-lender, anu obtained
soo ON the ranch. She then uopOsilui
az tho city jail, aud MeLlughlln was
.eltased. Ihe following day ho was
ggohVlclei OF disturbing tho peace and
nued $50. 1t transpires tnat after
VsVlng the police court Mclaughlin