Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26
Little .Ysar.0ld Boy PerlShei
on the Black Hills In Wyoming.
MONTANA WONT HAVE CHINESE
Mining Claim Disput, In Idaho
"Nouderland." at HEAVIER, Reeves
a sudden Chtck.-More Rich Ore
strikes Reported.

The owners propose TO filo articles VI
iscofporation shortly.
Colorado Springs, which made such
. ,,,eue,s OF It's summer school OF scl.
-rce Lat season, II already preparing
~, another session during the coming
."mmer. That city Is lar famed IN
n. enterprising efforts In educational
work.
uJohn Brockbank, of the Star Mining
.o,,nany, returned 10 salt Lake Ciiy
.siay. Inc company will, In future,
iii ia ores to Pueblo, insteau OF salt
IN. smeIters, as II can clear more
,srtou by doing so." This Is from the
HALEY .daho) 7tmts.
Tn, Vein Cutter,ou the hill Just west
o,ihe townsite u Ar,qua, h tbs latest
s,nauza OF Cripple Greek, Colo. a
lo.foo, vein OF ore has been open u up
4, n depth Of twenty feet. the ore iu
.lmilaf 10 the Prince Albert, which II
ialp,. Fniy ,ous'Uf the ore has been
,ent to the smelter, which VIII run
sb.ut $3.50 per ton. The whole VIII
average better than four ounces to this
ton.
The United Coal company, which
has Teen Engaged for the past four
months IN sinking "a new coal shaft on
Ms property at Williamsburg, ono and
ou,.haIl miles from Florence, Colo,
encountefed the vel at u depth OF $50
ntt. iust 50 feet before II was expected.
ms vein 10 4 feet 10 inches thick,
hing one foot thicker than the coal
veins Of the adjacent mines. The com.
tany IL said to be- eiated with Its good
luck.
About o O'Clock the other evening a
meteor was observed to be- falling to-
ward the earth at III Paso, Texas. 1t
appeafed 10 have come from the moon
and ditappeared over the edge uf the
horizon la about five minutes. IL left
atnil Of fire and smoke In the air, anu
appeared TO be Hat and thin and would
nil Ia one direction aud then another,
like a sheet OF paper falling from a
height.
The San Juan Proprietor, published
at Del Norte, has entered upon its
twentieth volume, which makes II
the oldest paper In Southwestern Colo.
RADIO. IL has also been continually
under one management. In q con-
siderate editorial 1t reviews Its past
record which is In every sense M hon
ofable one. No one agency In the
southwest has done more for the San
Luis valley than the Proprietor.
Colonel w. II. Root, Of Laramie,
Wyoming, has made another shipment
Of twenty head OF elk to the East,
where they lend Interest TO the park Of
some Millionaire. In this connection
itmay be stated that "Bufialo" Jones
b. recently sold and shipped ten
bgfslos ffom his ranch near Benson !,
Nsbfsska, to Austin Corbin for Ills
Blue Forest Mountain park at New.
port Vermont.
Agood strike ia reported on the Biz.
miiek lode, located on Chicago mouu.
hln and owned by Colonel Victor
knoe,tge OF Pueblo, Colo. One small
MILL run shows twelve ami one.hali
ounces gold and $50 ounces OF silver to
The ton. An assay OF another lot pro-
dueed eight and one.half ounces gold
ond nifty ounces OF silver. The owner
Of The property says the vein has been
Iockety, but lie has true lssuIe vein.
The body Of Mrs. Nina y. Barnnm,
VINO died very suddenly mt Butte,
Montana, last week, was exhumed on
sunday afternoon by the coroner, be-.
cause OF numerous conflicting stories
'old OF suspected foul play or suicide.
Az autopsy was made and an inquest
VIII be held, when sensational develop.
meh's may be made. Mrs. Barnum
claimed TO be niece OF Rear Admiral
okeifil, OF the navy, and the wife Of n
nephew OF the late T.. T. Barnum.-Er.
The Union Pacific company owes
we Amy school district something
ever soOO as taxes upon the spur lead.
ins liom The main line up 10 the min,s,
%rys ne Evanston Wyoming Regis,er.
.ns they refuse to pay, claiming tina,
hha sidetrack, and that they are not
oompelIei 10 pay taxes on It. The
sl,,stn. OF Almy think differently, anu
WI put lhe case In tho hands OF the
prosecuting attorney. We were OF tn.
vPlnion that q sidetrack WINS one
uhhins parallel with the main line
mu connected with the same at both
'na'' bu1 II seems we were mistaken.
The Wyoming state board of charities
a aau islorm have begun their invest.
on OF me state penitentisry at
iLatnie, superintendent Of Public
Instruction Farwed aud STATE Auditor
oIulcS, with state Treasurer Gramn,
snptse the board. Tho Investigation
maus ~ The request Of Warden
skss. No charges have been pre-
against any one Connected with
,hsu'uti0n, although rumors Of
Icy nave been circulated, aud Il Ia
his reason that Warden Brlygs
asked 10 have his manag, ment of
"e prison Investigated.
willie, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. sta,.
mIa VINO We In the suburbs OF Lara.
an an, wyoming, wandered from home
ounuay afternoon anu his iroz IA
,,r% hswer were found next day In he
H. hlils Two miles north Of the cit =.
,vsria nor Tour years OF age. Toward
d.oonng when tue little iUOlstrls Wrru
lovs,'.u IN the SANDY trhii LEADING
msr m 'he nils, n large company of
lh.t, was enlisted In the search Tor him.
Tim ,aunoers being augmented ffon
ib," ume during tie night. All
lhs lne cold hours OF the nivht
ina. soaiehers, with great blez'no
dsrs ,an hunted the bleak hills anu the
o,cioa ue'y esnons. They quit about
e.b ans In lbe morning from sn.er
nonH won. Henry Scholl droy. out
ihs Ism among the hills anu discovered
hri,bs% where the little fellow hnd
lad VII. ciying for his mamma. He
hall ei,r sea h'e miles and described a
w Ilynn Truan, William Benn.,l.ck
ovlers n, o anu Luoicn J. Webber,
mining cIs, .he Gem Extension Lode
Clear t,as lam In tho Idaho district,
La ~ I,eek county, hive hrnnuh, 80,