Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-25
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
The Explorations Of YIN. Don Ma
guIre at ParaeOOlah.
COLORADO MINERS TROUBLE.
yeYloan Outlaws and Their Dfpreda'
dsiions.--A Startling find.-Dyna.
mic Cartridge Explosion.

James Carminclni, the only survivor
of the terrible mine accident at King,
has lust died. IL had been impossible
10 bring him to consciousness, and lie
h,s lain in state Of feariul agony ever
tlnco the accident.
John Young has returned from the
ORAL fields. He brought In some OF the
largest specimens OF oIals That have
been pcen here. His company has
located sixty acres about ak miles
west NJ the Warm Spripge.-Idaho
Dem1cfa..
The explosion Of q dynamite cart
ridge has seriously injured Leroy Case,
who has been prospecting for mineral
MT Cheyenne canyon, Colorado.
Three fingers Of one hand were badly
nangied and n piece OF flesh was
blown from one OF his legs.
Colorado Springs capitalists nre dis.
oussing the construction OF an electric
road from that city to Cripple Creek.
IL ia proposed TO place electric stations
along the twenty-five mile route,
which 10 said to be a scenic line Of un.
riyaled attractions.
The police authorities Of Browns.
curing the pact few days protecting
the city from depredatlons Of q band u
about twenty-five Mexican outlaws,
WHO recently deserted from the army
in that county. They have commit
ted many daring crimes.
one OF the most important industries
in Denver Ia that conducted by the
Citizens' Coal anu Coke company In q
plant for the exclusive manufacture OF
coke, ssys tho Nous OF that city. II 10
lhs largest institution OF the kind In
tho United Stntca. The quality IL OF
the beet.
Haley (Lddho) 7iDss.-Judge Wa.
tsfs still has IN mis- cellar apples picked
from the trees In HE orchard In this
city In the fall Of 1891. Tney are firm
ami In good condition IN every way,
ard tho judge Is tuinking Of entering
them at the WOrlu's Fair. He thinks
lie would get the prizs for good keep.
CTS.
Tho death has occurred OF the 2.yenr-
old son Of ID. w. Weyand OF Colorado
Springs, who swallowed n qua tity Of
concentrated I've several weeks ago.
For some time after the accident the
child continued to improve and the
physicians had hopeB OF taving his
lie, but few days ago he had re.
lapse anu grew woree until death en-
tued.
a committee OF tho Dutch colonists
Of Alamosa Ia making careful examin ma.
ton Of the lands In the Arkansas val
ley east OF Pueblo, Colo, anu they
stated to "a committee OF the board OF
trade today that the next colony from
Holland will TO located In the vicinity
Of Pueblo. a special committee Of the
board Of trade has the matter In charge
aud colony will arrive in few
weeks.
Thomas J. Pulling, manager OF the
Denver Investment and Banking cor.
potation, has just returned from trip
to London, England, where he sue.
cessfully negotiated $50, 200 additional
stock In his company, which will now
be judiciously invested In local enter
prizes. He reports the English money
market as IN most peculiar condition,
completely glutted In fact ana utterly
At a loss for Investments, but none the
iolB exceedingly iimid about anything
and everything outside the British
lses.
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Mir. Maxwell sets up that on September
~, 1851, lhe board of county commits
tioners OF Garfield county filed with
nm peutlon showing that the boun-
Diary line Of Garfield county on the
hotth' anu Pekln and Mesa counties
on inc south, were 30 Indefinite that n
portion oil the territory was claimed by
each OF saii counties. The slate epgi-
hesr says that ne ran Hue aud iur-
hlehed e,ch county description OF Its
n9undaries. The amount sued for,
sl,oO'is, Ia Mesa county's share OF the
expense. VtG
The Agricultural deparlment NJ tho
university of Wvominy has iss,,ed
bulletin IA o. which relate. IN .rn'.r,.
ments In Meet sug.r cuI,u,a f., 800
Tn. seyentv.ona anaIysis 81 lat,
grown nv cighteen J,,i.rsp, fa,ms,s
In yar,ona nsr,s y, 49,. a,.,.' 49, ~,
average OF 1853 sugar In juice, or lb.s5
Pr cent sugar In beets with purity Of
'o,oo per cent. The excellence OF these
esh US Judged when IL 10 stated that the
nFoinge richness OF the heets used at
ne NeVaua factory In 1890 was 10 per
Iso n,' IN iSoi was ~ per cent, and In
ioo- was 100 per cent. The bulletin
nom mo pen OF the chemist, Prof.
H. IL Siosson.
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