Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-09
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
4 ShcspHan's Terrible Experience 10
a Wyoming Blizzard.
THE WEATHER IL NEW MEXICO.
An Old Mex can H. sident Dies. Aged
115 Years. - Interesting Mining
Notes.-A Ranch House on Fire.

There are iorty men engaged In cut.
tiny ice, ssven miles southwest OF
Laramie CITY, Wyoming. Eight
thousand tons will be gathered, maxi
ing about four hundred cars OF twenty
tons each.
Mesa county (Colo.l promises to be
well stocked with quail. Some BOO
birds have already been distributed
over the county, and 600 NOR. ase ex.
recled tO be imported and turned loose.
There IL n heavy fino for shooting
them.
Durango (Colo.) knows no limit To
the enterprise Of her citizens. The
latest Improvement proposed In that
growing and thriving southwestern
center IL AN auditorium with public
gardens. IL will be built, aud on q
generous hcale.
During tho progresa OF saloon
brawl al Panguitcb, Garfield county, a
few evenings ago, Frank Heggleslvd
was shot 10y Hosp-r Nichols. The bail
entered above the heart. Both men
were drunk and at last accounts the
wounded mans condition was critical.
The Canon CITY (Colo.) Rsoord re.
norris tue flnding within i've miles OF
town Of n bed OF VERIFYING clay which
4 practically in,xhausiible, and In
auallty equal II not superior 10 the
golden article. On being burned Il
becomesa beautiful red aud IL rs hard
hs granite
A San Francisco woman was arrest.
sd for her persistcncy IN entering and
bettlng on races utter n decision had
been matte by the director, that no
woman should be admitted to thu pad.
dock, but WIS defended by the court,
who maintained that shs hal petfeo,
right 10 bot alter she had been admit.
Cd to tho grounds.
A correspopdsnt from New Mexico
vtlss th,t thew ar. having fine
weather there. They haye not mad sny
snow 10 sp.ak OF nor much cold
weather. Cattle are lacking remarkably
wall. Th,y can On out on The range
and col a good feed any time. Cattle.
men in Mora and San Miguel conn ties
v,iII bav. bnt sr,.ll lo...s'
Tim no,atoe. have mt ali beep
.hinnaJ out M Colo,a,io vat Tho lat.
al r,tim,t,. are that 4r.e,.v. Weld
countv. has I5C,. OD0 10 oOO. OO0 attn on
hand t,olorado' with n mi, heIp from,
Lsr s,ster Ifiab can came ahnn, ns
nes, s,nnIviny ,hs world win tnIs
necassity N ljia ne can nnv a,a,e with
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Accofulng 70 inc report o. the secre'
mfy " hyticuiture New niexico pro-
uuceu iAss yea. oto,ooo onsneis o,
Wn n ooo,oov Dusheis oI corn anu
..o,VVv " os.s. iheIo Wese .on s'a'es
,nat PIouuceu a snisile' hlnount Vi
corn, seNen STATES tnst prouuceu
tae, amount ., WHEN, anu .wo
s.sses .na' p'ouueou S"ia'e' a"ioun'
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A distressing accident has happened
10 Mis- Laura Kinnsr, daughter OF
John Kinner OF West Plum creek,
While standing near and with her
back to an open CRATE her clothing
caught IRE anu almost IN an instant
she was wrapped In names. Her cries
brought her mother to her relief, but
not before she was horribly burned on
her limbs, back anu one hand anu arm.
The ten inch strike OF ore opened I'm
the Fairview mine at Pitkin, Colo, n
few days ago. has widened out TO seven
feet. The discovery was maize In tue
seventh level east ut a depth OF 900
feet, The entire body Of ore ASSAYS
500 rer ton. Picked samples give
from $40 900 10 sl2 900 per ton. This
is the greatest strike on record In Gun
n'son county.
A dispatch from Casper (Wyo) says:
Otto Chenowith, foreman OF one OF the
big sheep outiits, has had n terrible
experience in a blizzard. Hearing a
movement among the sheep, he lett
wagon In his shirt sleeves AMI without
ovefshoes. In half an hour he found
himself lost. Despairing OF again
finding the wagon, no started for this
place aud was fifteen hours in walking
twenty-five miles. His face. feet and
bands were frozen anu he was com.
plsteiy exhausted, Most Of ths time
the temperature was 81 degrees below.
Dolores Ochoa, a Mexican resident
OF Phonix, Anzons, and one OF the
Oldest men In tho country,is dend, hav.
lug reached an nge OF lis years. Llk.
many her prominent M.xicaps of
this country he was AN exile from his
native land, having beon banishrd
before the treaty of Guadalupo UIdai.
70. He was prominently eonn,etc.
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