Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-11
The Present Stubborn Financial Situa.
ton in Wyoming.
GAME IN YELLOWSTONE PARK.
Cattle Losses In Montana. TX
plosion Of Car Heater.-fire
at Pueblo, Colo.


Rexburg, Idaho, has been held In
b nd OF 81 900 for the next grand jury.
Henry +. Errott, George Wa,ldle
and James Taylor are erecting SfOOO
water wheel on Snake river, Idaho,
between Glenn's Ferry aud Meibury.
IL will supply water for both mining
and agricultural purposes.
A college brass band will be one OF
the new features soon TO be established
at the agricultural college Mt Fort
Collins, Wyoming. The state board
OF agriculture will appropriate money
to purchase the instruments.
Cattle arc beginning /, boom says
the Laramie (wyo.) Boom ordng. VIM.
Nnrroll OF North Park returned this
morning from o mana, where he die
posed OF 200 head for 4 cents. He be-
iieves he would have done stlll better
hal he taken them to Kansas CITY.
Some three weeks ago Mrs. BelIam
ran n splinter In the forefnger OF her
left hand, causing blood poisoning,
which ne icssitnted the amputation Of
tue finger last Tuesday morning. Her
cnse In regarded as criticsI.-Eurehd
(Aeraola) Sentinel.
Payestc( Idal.o) bidepcndent. Frank
Powers AM Dave Snears came in from
the hiils las, sunday. Mr.. Powers
brought with him some fiDe specimens
of petriiled wood, also raw, collection
Of stones and minerals. IA lbrought IN
n large wildcat hide, which Gas dressed
for rug by a local tsxiiormlsL
An explosion Mt Greon river day or
two ago wss caused by the thawing out
heater on one % the passenger cars,
which blew out the end OF the car and
probably fatally injured one mau,
named Fulmetson, and badly Injured
another, named Rlngdali, both mar.
rlei. Fulmerson had both arms AMI
ono Lee broken; Ringiall wa, badly
bruised about the body.
The Helena MONTY Independent
says that a rough estimate Of the game
now In the Yellowstone park would
include 1000 elk, 1901 antelope, 400
buffalo, lO00 black tailed deer, $40
mountain sheep, with plenty OF bear,
beaver and other varieties. The game
increases from year 10 year. The troops
stationed at Mammoth Hot 5prings are
now devoting their time to the protec.
ton OF these animals, which must be
mere closely guarded during the
winter than In this summer.
The county commissioners OF Je1er-
son county, Colo, have decided 10
suspend action on the granting Of
licenses to the saloons at Manhattan
beach, pending the mile limit case
nor In the Aripahoe county courts
The .aL on viii, however, lie allowed
10 ,rmau open meanwhile, but In
such n way that, upon ihe slightest
deviation from respeciability they can
be clotei by residents ut Il igewater.
BY the burning OF u building mar
the Philadelphia smelter ut Pueblo,
Colo, occupied by two saloons, John
Grogan, the proprietor OF the saloons,
anu John Morrisey, n smslter msu,
who was spending the night there,
were both burned to crisp and entire.
ly beyond recognition. Grogau's
remains were identified by the ste
band Of u truss which he was Known
10 wear. The fire started inside OF
Grogan's saloon, aud when the owner
VI the auJoining saloon was aroused by
the barking Of his dog he had only
time 10 get OFT OF the roUm In his
night clothes.
The Big Horn Rustier (Wyoming)
says: The region OF w yoming extend.
ing from Sherman 10 Sybillo anu from
Horse creek to Laramie IL ovcrrun
with big wolves. George Shanton, n
Tancher ut 5ybille, reports that they
viii run down n mare Weighing 1880
inside OF malt mile. He r0ped Que
wolf that would weigh l5U pounds and
there are 1t least fifteen or twenty of
them within radius Of forty miles.
They run In punches OF four anu iivo
and are terrorizing the ranges. Four
large 4-year-oid mares have been killed
by these brutes near Sh,nton's rauch
and twenty head Of 2 and 3.year.old
cattle have been destroyed near the
head OF Pole creek anu the Chug.
The Wyoming county commission
ets have been engaged In considering
the stubborn financial situation win
which they are confronted says the
Laramie boomerang. They find them.
selves Without uJiiar TO transact the
business OF tho county. The general
iund IL dryer tina u powder horn and
they nfe up TO the limit OF indebted.
ness. Al the time the state WINS
admitted the county Indebtedness was
SlsO OOj, Tut by the Time the commits
slpners got IL bonded they had In.
creased the indeble lness OF the county
TO sl6B,00O. II Will take the most
CAREFUL management to extricate the
county flninces from the present de-
plorable condition. II Is the OF inion
OF some that after the Assessor makes
MS report In July that the commission.
et- can issue warrants, but II will take
So,OOO or 100000 to run the county
uhlil taxes are received agaiu. some
money will OF course be received from
the delinquent list, but the amount
VIII not DO large.
Leading cettlemen OF Montana esti-
mate that the losses OF cattle on the
open ranges will average about 20 per
cent from the storms anJ frightiully
S.iu weather prevailing sine. January
.flh. The Losses will be the heaviest
ia Choteau, Fergus and lawson coun.
uei tsaJs correspondent az the
weather In thst section In the early
part oil tie winter was less favorable
.nah IN The southeastern portion OF the
s,Ne' Old cows, young calves and
eAas cattle brought north last year
th 'e s.oou the storms very poorly. In
No northern part Of the state, along the
iailas,aiith feed has been eaten OF the
s,and as thousanJs OF Gait u drilted
Vnto Them when the storm set In,
ue lo.s's In that direction viii be
a uo'e me average. Wolves and coy.
as mate desperate by the weather,
E more ravenous than for years.
r, ,on al sections OF the county come
aloIm OF the depredatloDs OF these
nst, prowlers, having tor some years