Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-04
NEWS OF THE WEST.
GRIM DISCOVERY IN IDAHO.
Lost In ihr Mountains.-igahu's Pro-
life Fruit Crap..-t ChimmUEs
Vile slulu.-A schU0l Girl
Burned.

NNA AAAN 80 HhfNAAAs
While ono Il the pupill from Los
Angeles IN the gir's department OF tho
Whittier (CEL) siau echu1i, was 49,
slsung M gcuiuE iunCli about uuouon
Monday, aer diuss caught ire from Ihr
range. Shr IAN from tnC kitcheEi hnd
buiuie clio was stopped aud ihr hte
vxtinguished was terribly aud WobAoiy
fatally ugruoi.
A dense volume Of sm0ko wcs foan
10 rise in the hills ncHt the hupdwulcts
Of A qua Calloute canyon, about Tour
milrs north VI SJuOml, Cal, ON Huiui-
day afternoon. The wind was blowing
from tho west with great velocity,
carrying the II imes bO'urc 10 directly
enst towari the shores Of San Pallp
bny with thr fury u cyclone. Ia
less than half an hour tue unme- hau
swept over nr nfrt o. Territory Ten OF
fifteen miipsiu length, anu apparently
half a mile wiuc.
Accouuia received from all parts of
IuahU cay tue iiult cop 10 most pro-
lifc. AMI the quality was never hncH
More cNtcntvo snipTouts thap ever
before are being mAuu Out OF the Hlaie
hud rtli fruit everywhere Il going 70
waite. Wuup hure ia the mountain
mining camps dOu't SEE muun OF Tue
otchutlp, but tho quantity anu
quality OF the iruit shipped IN leie
give ~ fair conception OF IT. a. uu-
antu anu cuur C,vr. Ihr Hhlpmuula
row tvins regularly maze U tht
Wurd's Far must 90 much for ldnho's
reputation abftal.
Low Robiutor, culorud, aud Joe NIL
Ter Lad n iOutrnCc at the Chr-uN,
Nuyait, race IRA, *. RDbii HIu Wa Az g
tUWtu,rut Miller ra1 uu, ON DIN. a o.
Tttu led aus the judges uecitieu tue
uaula Of. On Mo AS AS Milor was
stuug IN the OTmsby House Dolph
shane, iutrfcstt IA INC race, came ir,
seeing Miller sTucE MIN with his
hT, following With cane, whom N Il-
lsr roHr ird snpchp iur his gun.
Shane was unnamed, but said he wNul 4
.-.u lu hvu mi utts
Wien Miller SAW Shane reui irg
nfued ne escaped through the acA
door. There were o arrests.
Hon Toou, who claims 10 bu the
iuphshor u "a Chineee paper N san
liaucisrO and 10 armed with certin-
ca Of good standing lfom prominent
m chants there, l. now IN All NJ Port.
Ia Or, On n charge Of larceny pre-
-
PIT nj lasl FriIAy after his wife,
wOWas stolen rom him three years
40. lie located her Ia u bAgni0 aud
a., tue gid OF the police ana tbs ma.
e n OF thu CHINESE Woman's Home
occurred Ter. She was glad 20 DO rec.
Curd aud WIS getting ready TO leave
Tor san FTauCiscO when he was arrest.
CT. The other Chiuosg say that
TDnn's story IL false aud that he is a
high, i4ter
There appeared on the streets Of
tulinN, Ca, recently tall, muscular,
Take.naiTsd Indian. According TO the
UliaX Guc ne, ne was no lesa than six
loot tour anu % huil IN height, and was
once famous among the PAlOuse In
uiaus. The idea OF carrying blanket
he long ago scOrDed, yot he hal no
m0ie clothes on than would alofn a
Hclrtcrow in corn field. "O,d Man"
rs ne IL known among his people, has
the reputation Of killing many n white
man, ami that his grentest boast when
quaffeling with n simple lldinn ~
poor white man IL 10 relrr him TO what
IutpOrts b be some white mems sualps
that Rdotn the sides Of hrs saddle, but
which la reality arc nothing moro
than pieces Of hOrse nice plaeel there
y
can sue but littlg.
A letter has been received, written
last ThuBcay ~ Indian Creek In tht
Snake River country, saying that
GeOfRC,thu sou Of Mir. aud Mrs. Lovott,
VINO was hunting with n party OF
friends out a. that country, WIS lost IA
tue mountains on Friday, the 22nJ
ut, He was lost at the head Of the
encampmont country. Al the time Of
writing the letter he said they were
hOleiul VI hntiug him, Ms they hal
struck his trail going south, anu N he
kept In that direction would get out all
right, but II was impossible 10 follow
his trail in that country. He had q
gun and cAftridges with him, as well
As matches. They were hopeful he
would strike the camps Of some Of the
huntele. Accompanying this letter
was another rom Frank Crou'. lie
tnld Mr.. L0veti that they had found
George Ia Dick rregOing's camp o.
that country, and that ne hsd Just
. mpleted n ride Of filty milra to catch
the mall 10 get tho letter of with the
ono telling them that George was lost,
Hon. =. ID. Woodruff, the veteran
shoep man, In speaking OF sheep on
the range, said 10 tue Sun, an Idaho
paper "Sheep In this country are
looking well anu are doing well; the
feed so inr has been sntiFiaCtAry, but
there lisa little apprehension u "a snOrt.
age on the winter range" Regarding
prlces Of sheep anu the general outlook
hoiAid; "rheTe are few sheep for sale
for the reason chat they are good In
vestmeut tOr men who run their own
foCkl. Most men who nave sheep DO
not care TO sell, ms wool at cents and
mutton OF 81 per head viii give salts
factory rsturns 70 thOsu who can run
them without paying out too much Tor
herd help. HJu near OF no sheep tor
sale unless the owners are obliged To
raise money. For tue most part our
shsnp men are IN good condition ami
are satisfied with the outlook. $500 20
S3,25 are the quotations made on hNnus
that have boon on the market, have
heard Of only one lot offered OF Il leis
price, but prices cut no figure al this
time, as there are lew il1cks changing
anue."
George Hale, a resident Of Ds5eret,
WIS terribly mauglei by bora few
days ago, up in Sheep valley, near
lr6laud's rauch IN Sewer county. Mr.
Hgin and tw1 c)mpan i0nB have b1en
lsIding hgep 40 IN that section { q
past summer. Last Thursday night
three beat. entered tao camp aul
killed number OF sheep. Tue next
morning the heriers gave pur4ui .
ITaIa tueN thnnI uf nta nuutttU ug