Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-20
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
Chinese DIspossssssd by a Claim
Jumper In Idaho.
THE COAL COMBINE IN WYOMING.


hit In inCOf1pfchehnip's'
rhose intpres,ed In the Sewer VAL
,..s,n,l. observes the Richfield hupO'
~. MET get ia rustic ON Them, ~
~. Monroeitcs aud Annabelians wiz
,n ay. their canal finished first anu
,Isht 10 the water acquired.
n.v,d Porter, a wholesale liquor
,.aIsr who lived ut the corner OF Cali
fotnla aud Powell streets, ~ san
r,.nciseo. has met u frlHhtful DEAN
by falling several stories uown tno p,'os
,s,los,d by the winding stairway oil
Mills building.
"A di.patch from Saratoga, Wyoming,
.a,s that Frank Kindt, the prosprotof,
10 found coal ~ the mesas near Kan.
ID station, twelve miles from that
a'ace ami less than thirty miles from
,,s railway. Kindt has been working
an .he ysin for eighteen months, anu
III, /. the third shaft he has sunk. He
!, sown 100 feet and the shaft fs six
feet.
The Red Elephant group at HALEY,
Idaho, remarks the Times OF that place,
continues to be the wonder of our local
mining men. One strike iollows hn-
other with such rapidity TINT itteems
imu1ssible t. run uritt or cros.cut
anywhere without striking ore. Last
week ore was struck on what "a known
rs ,the is.level," which IL abou, OoJ
fee, FROM the surface, on the pitch oil
the vein. The ore vein nus since
widened to twenty-five and twenty
four inches OF solid gsIenn
carrying n good percentage oil gray
copper.
The stockholders OF the Rlchfiold
canal ca, met In the Social hall at
RIchileld on Monday for the purpose u
t..ineorporating the company. The olu
INCORPORATION was known not to con.
totni 10 the law, ani Attorney jacob
Johnson had been employee To draft
the artlcles OF agreement for the re-
otganiEatIon. There are several other
eompAnIes Ia this county that are not
Incorporated In q legal manner, ana II
would seem wise move for them To
but themselves straight ~ quickly as
lo..ible As their acts are all Involved
until they do.-ddpocdse.
The efforts Of the switchmen Mt
Laramie, Wyoming, says the boom
uang to Gust Yardmaster Jourian,
have not been relaxed by any means.
Tralnmasier Culross has begun an In.
yes.igation into the charges preferred
against Mr.. Jourian by the switchmen
BY taking the testimony OF the latter.
Ii 10 Understood that now since the
testimony has been taken, the case
will be referred to Supt. Malloy and
IRON him may be sent to the Omaha
officials. Nothing can be learned NJ to
what the action OF the switchmen will
DO In case Jourdan Is retained.
This 10 what the Los Angeles EI.
ffes thinks: In the San Francisco
market Sicily lemons are quoted at s.
10 800 q boz, and "good TO choice"
California lemons ut $3.50 to 81. This
does not look well for the California
fruit. And yet It is undeniable that
some OF the lemons grown and curel
10 Southern California are fully equal
10 the best OF the imported fruit.
What keeps down prices Ia the fact
that very few OF the lemon growers In
this section give the best attention 10
the curing OF the fruit. The excellence
OF tho Imported Sicily lemon In due TO
the great pains taken In curing and
handling the fruit; not 10 any
superiority Of soil or climate.
Since the attack OF prisoners on the
warden and one Of the guards In the
Laramie (Wyo.) penitentiary last week
particulars OF which were given In
these columns at the time), there has
been considerable talk among some
regarding an Investigation Of the man
agement OF the prison. Some OF the
iofmer guards there have encouraged
this talk by declaring that excessive
lunishmenls have been administered.
warden Briggs has declared that he
Intends to ut once ask the state board
o. charities to make thorough inves.
ugalion. No one lfus ever been tied
up by the thumbs In tho prison, as
reported, esays, ind no ono has been
lied up In any manner. They are
handcuiled to the doors OF their cells,
but not tied up.
Here Isl pointer on wolf killing,
hysan exchange. In New Mexlc co
shepherd WINS ordered to kill goat for
eanng purposes. This Mexican took
nis gun and shot the goat, which did
moi Ole immediately but ran around
anl nnaiyy fell on a rocky place where
Mete were little basins in the solid
,eoN, one OF which became filed with
poou' The Mexican conceived the
,lsao putting poison In the blood as
ohl Tor wolves, which were very
uouOlesome, and accordingly added
,Ome strJ canine. Next morning there
we're nve coyotes, one lobo and wild.
~ lying dead near the puddle of
oloou' The sheep men were enthusi.
uc over the result, anu will make
uIhef experiments TO test the seem
iugiy valuable discovery. 1t IL sun.
SEQ that blood is the most attractive
oai' that can DO used.
w. D. Champion, brother Of Nate
,.mpion, Is In town, Cheyenne,
s|ys the Leader OF that town. Mr..
onamplon states that II his funds hold
W, ne WIZ stay In town until the trial
ny cattlemen for the murder OF his
,to'net 10 completed. He was here n,
~ NV siihe me cattlemen were quartered
w norle nall last spring, but LEFT and
w, " Laramie. From there he
con n, 70 work on the big Larlmer
cIoany, Colorado, ditch ana when II
Pa. went 10 Crested Butte where he
Chansu until last Friday. Mr..
an" hp'oh wears a blue blanket suit
hss Jus nahus are hnrd from toll. He
NJ ,s piothers now Ia the north end
ons state, one In new Mexico and
Ts,sa o'ner ana three half brothers In
in ,hs mere were eighteen children
nIon Nhampion family. Mr.. Cham
INV ~ 'oat he hardly expected TINT
attain u ~, nIolhers would be hers 10
eeedat ne 'lini, though II it Ia pro.
hmiIv WIN some Of them may. This
ThV Resemblance betw.en ths
4.
.ilion. "''''e"na' quiet dlspo