Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14

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editor EEL mes, small 60 uhken TIRE o
like that, ami DO b. pubas.c We feel fu
small na auy vi 'hsm. a. was np. go.
iuult, nueuv O.. le. ua afv iu jt.iicf ..
OuutivUs. Mount Pleasant iNfomid
Much crelitls due tNc mpmhtu O..
ihu county 'Iuit TOT tnu n.ls manner
800 when uNpy AfU mIut.Iug thr
quts.iIu OF axes this nI. ave tnr
hoJsviii, tDtyi. county, iuy e. To,
amount uI lttur That be- iu be-. s. tue Uu
the iuhI8 this HuDgIu uy those who nio
In need o. rep Zoo Jay Uiyir taAUa
amUuuts tuqIUe ntum nrI wIIi n.8'a.
Abit.fuHiud men whU wish tu work a.
great deal. A wIsu provision BE- thut
NO Hhu ,aU put lH MUtr work
than VIII pay his HXes. Al YOU have
tu ln vnuU your Wula BE- performed o.
iu take yUuf ItglIt Ur Hauu labor ~
the county CLERK aud he VIII credit
you Uu tu0 aso4augut toll W 400 400.
amount of Cue receipt aud draw you 10
warrant Boz InvUrol the collector
The time is now @, O. To osilate tho
removal ui the Wyoming exhibit nom
the WHHu's Fair TO TINS CITY, Hlyr the
sun. There hos bruu considerable tllk
ABOUT 10 by vau1uH clUzenr, tut BE- g.
especially important that thi tnlk
should take gUme definite thuIC. The
exhibit SHOULD hr moved 20 tnis CITY
In its entirety ana located ia the vApl.
tll builliur, whutu % ctu be viewed
by visitors who are tuquifiug AFTER thc
tus ufcra " the slate. ru take the ux-
hluit rs piocsmual anu uisifihutr Dr. g.
various JnftH uf the slate would ho iO
ruin ite Effectiveness ns M advertise.
mUnt anu ian educator II the vltl-
Etua OF Cheyenne viii mHvr I'm the
matter now Jhe whole exhibit, minus
the private portion ut o., can bu pat In
the state capitol permanently.
Tho White Pine tNev.) Nel0s tayf:
For The fret zine iu fifteen years our
county otllcials received AMI hai theif
salaty NHffauts paid f0r the month
vt September and u d lAsly lucy VIII
not mifs pnymentauy month ihis yta'.
This is a big improvement On the old
siy.u Uf having 10 walt siN mpu.hi for
ihtlr pny. Our county d. getting n
good financial shape. ltis becoming
economically run nuJ our country u Ids
deserve credit for THEIR excellent mau.
ngcmrnt ut court aiiaifs, The wise
legislation VI the last three sessions Of
ih irgltiatufe in consolidating OtiiCsH
AMI reducing salaries has II course
aided materially IN ruducing ouf tx
pcnsrp. A decade of prosperous times
wouil tuhu our country entirely cut oil
debt.
Says the Reno tNcy.) JowAU3
Johnson Slice, tue great iuJian peace
WaEuT, " ll went 90 California with
800 0r m ru W1Hhocs and Pat O. plOk
hoTl, tnys the trip was Improbable
this season. The indiuus received our
cent u pound tot Picking hopf, aud
they had 10 board themselves, como
times they pick 100 p8uuIs In a day
ana somttlWCs not 80 much. There
are too many jars anu Chiuesr, anu
they reduce the price Nv that an Indian
cHnuo, make n living 90 hup.pcNiur.
johnson aud his people want nO more
Chiucfu or Japs In tue county. He
anya oil the IN InUy they get they sond
across the ocean, while tue iudians
spend their mOury Rt homo. lie be-
liovCs Ia protecting tudlan labor from
Chintso competition, and wants the
drsry exclusion act enforced ~ the
letter.
George W. Morgan Ia Ia tic county
jail at Helena, Mont, ia default 0f
$1,000 bail. He was pUslnl clerk. run.
ming ON the Grent Northern, between
Butte ana huvTc, al which latter place
he was arrested. Evidence enough
was found on HE TUuon to convict
him, ami Ia addition he confessed la
full after his nrrust. His Fpsoialiy was
Letters addressed 20 married women.
He explained this by saying he knew
there worU many women out Wet IN
the habit Of sending money Eutt 10
their MmilirH. He would tear "a i0tirr
sufficiently 10 determine iis contents,
aud opened only those containing cur.
tenoy or puelhl notes. Drafts nud
money orders were not disturbed. He
~ not married.
Peter Christian, Otto Everett aud
Henry Lauon, three young mon OF
this city, were ON n hunting trip for
deer. Among their arms was O rtlt
IN which cartridge had become fast.
Vucl and could not be elected. The
gun was wrapped IN quilt anu p aued
IA tho bottom Of the wagon. Young
Christian was resting On bis kuces,
biz lcgt under him, the mugElo 8i the
boys In lhv scat took hold Of the
bundle containing the ride TO draw
u iOrwafi, when, In some uuarc0unt.
hule manner, the weapon was dis.
changed, the ball rossiug through the
le't lex OF Chiislan'5 Fants, thr0ush
his lett wrist, cutting the houe oulifely
~ twain, and entering the breast be-.
tween the fourth and fifh Tibs. Two
holos, ouu on o9ch side Ot the sternum,
Indicate that the bullet split or a but.
ton wna alec driven through. The
bullet passed through the young mau's
iunls nud thn lining OF the heart, In
h!c,lug q fatal wound, aud lodging
hehiud the right shoulder bladp.
Christian was Immediately taken 10
Chester and Dr.. Winlcra was sum.
moueJ. The young man died shortly
after II O'Clock. lie was about %
yoafs Of rye.
The writer saw au Indian kill n rattle.
snake IN very peculiar manner "a
Gently. Tho RATHER was about ton feet
from the ludian, who was resting the
rila on his knee, apparently taking aim.
Whenever he moved the weapon few
inches the snake wouli mova around
sud get exactly In line with a.. Then
10 show how the thing was done the
Indian moved about the snake in a
circle and the reptile moved ~ n hIs
tail was u pivot, always keeping his
head and body In line with tho gun
The Indian then agreed 90 taudnRo MS
eyes anu shoot tho suuke in the
mouth, TIE writer baniagsd Inc
lnuia ma eye, aud holding tho gun by
hIs side 90 arms length ,he latter
pulled the trigger anu the bali entered
the snakes mouth and passed Inc
whole length OF his body. GLOW did