Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19

under tho supervision Of one of the
hest educators In the United States.
The Hagerman Dam and Water
Power plant 10 progressing as rapidly
as men aud money can push IN, m.
The reservoir on the hill, which Ia 10
hold l,5O0,0OO gallons u water, Is
nearly finished.
Judge Ballard left Denver for Cbey.
enne, Wyo., ON Sunday night, says the
Neips, TO enter upon the third week of
the cattlemen's trial next day. "Iu
nine days work." said he, "thefe nave
been seventy petomptory challenges
out OF a total OF iiI. IT'S possible toat
the work OF securing Jury win pro.
gress more rap dly after the qualified
persons OF Tho city and county OF
Cheyenne are cXhaualuI. IL Il true
that the cattlamen are not - anxious
for speedy trial Us They appeared to
be several months ego. Judging by
their actions 4 wpuid ~ that ih-y
want anything hut q speedy trial. IL
is problennlical whether trial will
ever be reached ns II viii rqlirc two
or three months 10 secure a Jury at the
present rate OF progress. fhe report
that johnson county II bankruu has
hal damaging effect an makes iJ
much more difficult 10 secure u lull
panel, as citizens are cousIasily ask.
ing to DO excused. The irdth 10 that
job nson county's finances are In ga.
cellent condition.
Particulars have been received u
terrible crime, which was pefpotuted
near Cuernavaca, Mexico. Padre
Malevo, u well known merchant, Ia
Nslalaco, accompanied by his vile, left
home few evenings ago TO visit
friends In CuernRvaca. They we're
making their journey In Hight C0u-
veyancs and were within q lew mile.
oi their destination, when band OF
outlaws attacked them. Mr.. Mgl.vO
was murdered and robbed aud his vile
outraged. The unfortunate woman
was taken TO FlanguistongO, where
she related her story to the authorities.
The commander u the militia gafrl-
son thereupon Immediately ordered out
a detachment of $50 troops, led by
Captain Muclo Catlao, to 20 In pursuit.
Of the perpetrators Of the foul deeds.
The troops hal no trouble In following
the trail OF the villains, and In n few
hours came upon them In their rendcz
v0us In the chsparral OF n mountain
ravine near NalalaCo. The outlaws
made n desperate resistance, and kept
up u fight until three Of them hal been
killed. The other two were captured
anu have been shot. None OF the tol.
diers were killed. A large amount OF
stolen property was recovered.
A now era Is recorded In the history
OF Leadvilic's (Col.) mines. a nag
floats from tho shafl mouse OF the BONN
property, denoiing tho fact that the
rich ore body In thai mine has NJ
length been reached. This, the Sixth
street and other properties right In the
heart OF the city have lain idle for
years on account OF the great amount
OF water IN the shafte. Thousands Of
dollars have been spent on pumping
machinery, aud that difficulty has Al
last been overcome. Some months ago
Major Bonn sunk u diamond drill
through the water In the shat on his
pro, .erty and on down 10 contact. The
core OF the drill showed chloridea for
Its entire length, and the ore assayed
way up into the hundreds. The water
Is now entirely out anu the shalt has
been sunk until today, whom tue ore
body was reached, and the most san.
guine hopes were realized. SOME idea
of the magnitude OF this discovery can
be formed from the fact that 1t IL made
In virgin territory anu Is "A proof OF the
value OF the immense area covered by
the city Of Leadville. This Is the
fourth rich discovery made with dia.
mond drills within the pact few months.
These statements arc from u special to
the de nver NeWs.