Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-28

her clothipg, anu altar uIsiil-tl.it
effort lowered her 10 the ground. MIS-.
Walsh said she WIS hunting fDr her
children. How she MANAGED o. get
la Ter awkward position nobody know
for she was not discovered until or
she had been hanging there fr omr
time.
u. L. Grouhrd, father If Flank
Grouard, chief o. scauie. Unite Nntos
army, has arrived in SItridau Z m
Saeta Ans, ca iioruia. Tnittj five
ycars have come anu gone 81 o IA e.
father aud sou had IN kod uguu each
others aces, and the meeting OF tht.
long separated lucs OF Monday ever.
ing ut the Windsor hotel, says % o
Sheridan Eatofpriss, was al all 81 ~
ole. Al tue tinu VI the nov famous
Sibley scout, sn epoch oi the 1870 C. nm.
psign against tho SiOux, Frank Grlu.
ard was reported In al the iuadi. II
papers TO have been caught and 10
iured by the red men, and the tlU.r
GfOuard, convinced that the relu.t
was true, moutned his son as dent.
About month ago the iathef'B
attention was attracted by uewt.
paper account Of book being
prepared on the "Llfr aud Advcu.
lures OF Ffnnk Grouhfd." heknew VI
no other person bearing that name
but his sou, and Immediately com.
muuicatud with the war dopartm. mt.
lilo was referred 10 the hca quarters Oi
tue department Of the Platte, and 10y
the officials OF that department 10
Grouari himself at Fort Mckinney.
Kilograms were iuttrchlngei, aud tLu
Nls nj d ..
SOD. Tho two ltfl fer Buffalo on Wed.
uesday morning, vbein they viii
spend some time In each othef'a sO-
ciety.
The capitol commissioners at 5acri.
men,o, Cal. have discovered whit
tIey believe 10 DO an attempt to rob q q
State. During Governor Waterman
administration the commissioners dc.
cidCd 90 ly "A siN.inch main from
sixteenth sheet TO the center Of tue
gfl unds toa li,llp cabin opposite The
lWelf,h.a,rout entrance. william
Guienberger, y :uuuirymau OF Sacfa.
meuto, was given a csltract ut tho re-
quest Of ex.state Treasurer Hsiolt.
a few days later w. w. D.uglh,
secretary UI the commission, was AZ
preached by Gutenbufgef, who asked
MIN where hu hal decided 70 have the
PHO uuioadod. Douglass notified eN-
Governor Waterman, who hecaue
untaged had declared that Harold hGu
nu right to contract for pipe, ~ theie
was no money TO pay Tor d. Np,wiii-
II inding Waterman's objections the
pipc was dumped on ihe ground and
has since remained there. Recently
the prrEont capitol commissioners
concluded 10 lay the pipe nnd discov-
eTing that more was needed aver.
iced for bids for nix and three inch
pipe 10 match that which they
biught from Gutenburgor. On
Wednesday contractor named Ly.
man, uesirous Of putting in n bid,
visited the capitol aud viewed the pipe.
AZ soon as he ll-ked nt II he SAD;
"You have no u aud 3 Inch pipe. That
10 all 8 and ~ Inch" The state
treasurer and secretary OF state were
amazed, and started an investigation.
Ihey called on Deputy Controller
Douglass, who had certified 10 the b
'ns being for Elk nnd thret-lnch pipe.
Douglass said he had signed them on
State Gardener Msldrum's statement
that lac had examined the pipe aud
found itwas al right. The bill made
out 10y Gutonberger were then exam.
ined, showing that the state had paid
Tor six ana thfee.inch pipe. The com.
mlesioneTa are determined to COMPEL
Gutenbergor to remove the old pipe
and supply the article designated In
the contract.