Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
Desperate ColVlClS at Wyoming State
Prison 10 Open Rebellion.
AN ATTEMPTED JAIL DELIVERY.
The Navajo Indians.-Des,ruc'ive Fire
In Mon,ana.-A Child's Miraculous
Escape at Richi'ld.-saio oil u
Church.

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boys OF Denver tickets to an "Al
BaUev matinee on "Wednesday "'e''
noon ut the Tabor Grand.
Al meeting Of the Rlchneld Irrl.
cation comp my committee WIS az.
pointed to prepare the necessary papers
for the Incorporation Of tue COM
pany.
An Aspen, Colo, mining company
will moys considerable machinery
into the La Plata district IN the Spring
and hegin work ON the North Amen.
can lode.
Tho ranch OF Grainsworth, In Maver-
ic, eounty, Texas, was ralded by
band Of thieves and smugglets the
nther night and bunch OF horses
rounded up and driven across the Rio
Grande Into Mexico.
Atan early hour the other morning
N IRE broke out In the Tetard 4 Carlisle
store at Crested Butte, Mont, and,
becauee OF detective water supply,
rapidly spfead until an entire block OF
frame buildings was destroyed. Thir-
teen firms were burned out and several
fnmilies lost everything. Tho total loss
Is $40.
Articles Of incorporation OF the
Parish Reservoir anu Canal company
have been filed at Phunix, Arizona.
The capital stock Is 81 ,5U0,OOO, divided
into 10000 shares. Mr.. HendershOtt,
attorney for the company, says that
the bulk OF the capital Is furnished by
eastern men, whose names do not mp.
rear among the incorporatofs. A
corps Of competent engineers has lett
nhnauix In select n lnqaliDu
An order has been Issued by Judge
Wade At Los Angelica, CAL, granting
the board OF truptees leave 10 sell the
simpson Methodist Episcopal Church,
known as the simpson tabernacle,
leading Methods, Church OF Southern
California. The church is In debt for
$4,000, which cannot DO paid and
which IL drawing per cent interest.
About $4,000 has been paid on the
church, but since these payments woro
made, which was some time ago, II has
done little beyond keeping uown tho
interest. According TO the order II
may be sold ut either public OF pri-
waite sale.
An accident occurred on Main street,
az Rlchheld the other day that should
be recorded almost rs n miracle, says
kllf 2tNNbChAts hN ilAAlt tDl VI AlTs
and Mr.. a. II. Thompson, about two
years old, was playing Ia the mud In
the middle OF the road when Mr.. John
OrrOck came down the Btroet with
horse and buggy, and did not SEQ the
child untlfit was being rolled along
tho ground under the feet Of the horse,
while Mr.. Orr0ck was expecting Its
flesh 10 be- torn TO pieces by the long
shRrpenel COrks OF the horses shoes,
but after being tumbled along the
ground for some distance, anu the
buggy wheels having ran over Its
hair, the llttle fellow escaped withou.
any injury.
The rumor published by the east.
err papers that the Navajo Indians
were becoming irritated and uneasy
l., cause Of the influx OF ml1ers to the
san Juan placer mines, which was
until recently portion Of their teser.
Walton, In u mistake, says an exchange.
No hostility IN evinced by the Indians,
for they understand perfectly that
they no longer have any rights on the
land. The Flagstaff wagon ROAD
leading to the San Juan touches no
portion Of the reservation and has
been used for years without the least
Fiction 80 far IA the Navajoes ire
concerned. People are passing to and
from the placers every day and they
report no indications Oi trouble.
In the supreme court 4 San Diego,
Cal, Judge w. l.. Pierce has rendered
his lOng.expected decision in the case
OF the city OF San Diego against the
California National bank, suspended.
The case was ono involving some
$4,000 which had been deposited IN
the California Savings bank by CITY
Treasurer Kennedy. The city claimed
that rs 1t was unlawful for the treas
urer TO make the deposit II could re-
cover the lump sum. The decision
sustains the claim Of the city, but holds
that the fund cannot be recovered ex-
cept 30 far ON the money itself can be
Identified and traced. Its effect, there
lore, IL TO give tho city about 5000 |
which can be identified und make the
city stand In the Same light as the |
other deposltors for the balance OF the
$4,000. The depOsltors are therefore
benefited, as the money now In tho
bank which has been held pending
THIS decision can 10 paid out 40 divi.
dend.
One OF the greatest curIositles Of the
Arctic regions ami OF mountain dis
trlcls where snow lies on the ground n
large part OF the year Is the occasional
appearance OF red anow, says the
Laramie boomerang. IL has been
found In all parts OF the earth, but
most frequently In the Arctic zone and
along the slopes OF very high noun.
tains, u IL found In small patches In |
the Rocky Mountains. Ii has been
seen on the sides OF Mount Shasta, In
california, but In polar North Amer. |
ca anu particularly In Greenland there
are large tracts OF 1t, sometimes
extending for many miles. The color
varies from an intensely bright car
mine to faint pink, producing an
suect singular beyond description,a nd
Is caused by the presence OF rcd AMI.
malcu u In such plumbers az to effect
me color. There IL nothing In the
appearance OF the snow. viewed by the |
naked eye, TO Indicate coloring matter, |
powerful microscope being necessary
70 determine the cause, aud when
melted the snow becomes a beautiful
teu water. Tho animalcu 10 have never
,oh satisfactorily determined, nor Il
auylhlng known OF the causes when
,uS1efmine their appearance Ia Ono dis.
'tic' preferably to others.
one Of the boldest attempts Of n pen.
,vutlaly delivery WIS made i.t the |
,mpyomlng state prison at Laramie on
a,uslay evening last. About twenty |
y, lue convlots work In the broom fac. |
M ~, iuchleu on the west side OF the |