Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
NEWS OF THE WEST.
bonneville Roller Bllls Burned DOBr,
But nay Be Rebuilt,
A DrFAULuNe LODGE TREASURER
Sudden aud Mysterious Dlsappcaraner
Of An Idaho Farmer-ltjnred
By An Electric Tar.

The body OF the man found 10 g.
river below Ffultn, Color do, on Sat.
ufdny afternoon, hhs been identified ~
that Of William a. FIeshef. Of Exon,
Kan.
willard wood was given pre-
limiuuFy hearing ON Saturday AZ
Beatrice, Neb., on the charge Of muir.
defing Charles Sgncl, and bound Uvrr
ia the fum Of 5000. The kiiliug oc.
CURED In melon patch.
Mary Newc1mbe has sued Ell. Rent
IN tho district court at Denver for
$1,000 VI which she alleges he has de-
irauded her IA mining stock trans.
action. ID sfen1aut Is an officer aud
general manager Of theCalIiope Mining
company ut Ouray, capitalized at
Sl,00O,0U0. Tho complaint charges
him with representing the property 10
be a dividend payer, turning out SlO,-
coo not monthly, whereas, u II alleged,
thr claim Is only ptofpsct, aud not
overly good ut that.
John Magill. Of Curtis strout, Den.
yer, was run over by n city cable car
Hud severely inlure at the corner OF
Thirteenth anu LSrmet streets on
Saturday night. He dusirat 10 boart
tue car ami HE signal to stop being
distgarIoi, attempted ~ jump on
anyhow. Ho was dragged slme uiH'
lance aud crushed between the run
ring board and the grOundi bic
abdomen being badly bruised. The
Injured man was removed to -.
Luko's hospital. No bones were
broken but ne is supposed to be hurt
Internally.
The Honeyvillo roller mills have
been burned. The building was dis.
covered on lire by man who was
watering IN the vicinity, saye the
Brigham Buyler. Hne mil and ih
contents were an sniirc losa. Total loss,
5000; insurance, $1,000. Ljton2l Hun
nukcr anu Thomhs Whuailey Jr. W. g
jliut owners OF equal iuiogcsl In the
enterprise. Tue building and machine
cry were practically now and Ia al
txosllsnt state OF preservation. This
min was situated In tuo center OF vast
grain tracts anu II 10 believed will DO
Immediately rebuilt
A peculiar case cameup IN the die.
trlrt court at Denver Or Saturday. W..
H. Rhodes applied for IN order to
restrain the National Bank 81 Conn
mofco from issuing a draft Tor 5000 on
the Security National Bank 90 buuN
city, 10 satisfy checks which he gave
some time ago for the amount payable
by the National hank vi Chamberlain,
South Dakota. The piniuntl claims
that no has only received $50 OF these
chrcks which IN some way reached
the Sioux city institution anu were
mlslain and 0vofloOkcl tili the Cham.
buflaiu bank failed, The sioux city
bank want new Checkt, but tlr plat q
tn maintains that they should nave
csshed the others, having hRi plenty
OF opportunity; that iailinE OF tuut,
thoy must now await the action oil J..
Leslie Thompson, the United stnltu
examiner vino has charge OF tie
Chamberlain Institution. Judge Gm-
ham granted the order.
II has now been definitely ascertain.
ed that Joseph Pike, treasurer OF
Liberty Lodge, No. IS, X OF T., In
leaving san FrRucisCy, took with him
about 500 OF the funds intfualod 10
him by his brother knights. Pike was
considered dashing fellow, Ru1 Ia
some respects was not looked upon by
several Of hia associates ne reHpon
sibls person for the position OF trust
which hO occupied. lie WAS plum.
her and tiusmth In the employ Of the
Southern Pacific company In the West
Oakland yards. He was given hi,
slime" several days ago, AMI told
several stories as why he had asked
for II. One was that he had siab
vile In san FfauClsCu; another that hC
had tired Of this sius Of the hay; d
third that he was sick. His room wal
searched ami only an empty truth
found. Two huuitet dollars OF the
lodge funds which he has should have
been paid to alok members, He Dor
r1we1 about $500 more, and sincc hit
departure notes 10 the amount Of $50,
have gone to Chicago.
The sudden disappearance Of IL. T.
Nelson, prominent farmer living nea
MERRIAM, hiss uccaaiOnel no little com
meat ON the part Of his friends nut
nelghbars, remarks tue ldahO daily
statesman. About n month ago ne sole
Ell hgy uores OF his ranch 70 VIM. Freon
OF Payette, Tor $1,000. Tho money wal
deposited IN the bank, On the Sth o
this month hB Grew the money out
purchased n prospecting ouIit gn,
gave out that he was going 10 hil
AAA'AAN ~ wv AhNAN AANAAAAAs n AAAA
Tculus, "A collar maker who worked II
the collar factory until 1t closed down
Hnd afterwards stopped with Nelson
Tor awhile, went with him. Before h,
lot Nelson made q will, giving ia,
other eighty acfrs Of his property u
his wife. Mr.. BtumbaGk drew thj
viii, Int 30 lar II has not come o. light
MH. Nelson became uneasy and soul
bmsn to the mining camp, but on hi
arrival there he learned that NelsOl
had not been there NJ all, Sheriff
Bfanstetter was notified, and he i'm
mediattly began some Investigations
hut 80 far has been unable 10 luaru any
thing OF his whereabouts. = mo iel
that Nelson has been foully dealt with
while others think he meant quietly &
leave the country. The ntlatr hus M
nlT Of mystery that only time car
solve.