Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-03

plated ware was being placed IN the
dining room ard also noticed that
similar amount Of real oliver was
quietly disappearing, 40 he placed the
case In the hands Of Deputy Sheriff
Arpett and quietly the LEAKAGE wa.
found and warrant was Issued for
Matty. Mstty has been living at 1860
Champn street, n house run by hts.
A. Nj. Wiggins. His room wac
searched and about $3.50 worth Of
sllverwate was found locked In
trunk. Deputy Sheriff Arnett also
discovered that Matiy had shipped
several packages t. Chicago, end he
believes that they contained plate
stolen from the Palnce. Me. Virgins
cannot DO found. She Is said 70 o
implicated In the wholesale robbery,
api a warrant IS out for her AREA on
tue charge Of receiving stolen gocdt.
For many years, says the Summit
county Chronicle. n source Of great In
convenience ana financial loss to the
prople Of Wanship has been the Silver
creek. n atream flowing from the
mincs aud mills at Park City and
carving vnst amount OF poisonous
mineral eeiiment which has killed
atock and ruined crops for the people
of Wanship until the point Of iorbeaf.
auce was reached. Suit was Instituted
against tho large mine owners hnd
confronted for $1,000 which sum or
| auch a portion as was needed was 20 be
used In building often TO bring water
! i.om Tho Neari river. ~ the lR7t
snsAi0n OF the county court the select
| men were asked 10 como ana view the
surveys made for the ditch ard giyu
| their approval for the route selected.
Last week the court all Wont to Wan
ahip and decided on the route which
| tho ditch should take. The cost VI
the ditch will probably not oxctoi
| $4,000 which will leave good little
sum for the larmers o. divide among
| themselves but which VIII by no
meaIa compensate Tor the losses sus.
| tanned In III. past. The construction
OF the ditch this summer viii afi0id
employ ment for quite number n
men aud mako Wanship more active.
The ditch VIII open up for crltival, u
1000 acres " fertile county ana be %
great benefit to that immediate stc-
ton.
Mrs. IsAbell Ruiz de Maytorona, one
! OF the oldest svltleIn Oi San Dlei o
county, Cal, died on sunday at Sau
Diego at the ago OF 81. Sue was q
daughter ~ Lieutenant RIiz OF the
Mexican army, 10 whom was granted
| la 1905 by the spanish crown NIL that
tract IN Lower Calf rnia known ~ the
| Eneenada grant, comprising many
| Thousand acres. ME-. MaytOrena In.
haritsd this property, but through her
| .gnurancB oil legal matters tue property
| came Into the possession OF her
daughter, Mrs. Maria Burton; At least
the latter claimed II, auJ II has for
some years past been In litigation,
| with an English company IL Eusenndg
| In an attempt 10 gain possession.
| About q year ago Mrs.. blaylOrena was
first appTised Of her daughters claims
| In the matter and Immediately insti-
tuted proceedings against her, chaTg-
ing MIS-. Button with fraud IN having
Induced her to Sign over her claims to
the land. 70 avoid tho summons In
the tuit Mrs. Burton went TO Mexico
several months ago ami the case never
came to trial. Mrs. Maytorena nc one
time owntd the JAmul ranch nenr the
boundary line, but this property was
| lost 10 her In consequence Of financial
straits. For the past few years She has
been living at Cd Town on the charity
OF friends, hut last week she was
brought to San Diego, whore she has
been supported by the county and
| personal iIiendt.
one OF the rare cases IN which
California panther or lynx has attacked
n human being occurred rs rGck
near Murietta, San Diego county. Tom
Tower, q young man Of that Village,
was the most Interested party In the
affair next 10 the panther himself.
| Tower went hunting with COM
pGn,on In tho rough Temecula
country, and alter reaching the hills
| they became separated. III Ia companion,
meeting indifferent success, returned
home 10 Murietta. After Tower had
been aheent couple OF hours his
| friends became uneasy anu decided 10
search for him. Guns were fired and
a great hubbub made with no re.
| spouse. A careful search Ina the brush
revealed Tower lying bleeding and
unconscious with his clolhea torn to
shreds aud horrible gsshes In his face,
arms and legs. a terrible struggle had
evidently taken place, and some dis
tancs away the prone body OF the
panther told the tale. Tower was
taken up and bathod with cold water
anu .tlmulants nnu no tIoWly revived.
he had been lying unconscious fJr
several hours and was very faint from
loss Of blood. His wounds, particularly
In tue limbs, were Intensely painful,
and IL was only by the greatest goou
fortune that he did NOT lose an eye.
When he revived he told
thrilling story u hand
TO hanu combat with the wild
beast lying at his feet, which he had
overcome only by great pluck and
nervt. In the agony OF death, after
having received wound In his vitals,
the Infatuated brute had clung 10 tho
bleeding hunter, aud only by n tre-
mendous effort could Tower Tree him
self btflrG falling unconscious. The
ekin OF the brute was obtained, und IL is
safe 10 cay that the young hunter,
who Is now rapidly recovering, will
not part with the tawny hide at any
price.