Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-09
NEWS OF The WEST.
y,,,t,r Benefit 10 Behalf Of Ethel
Brandon, The Actress.
,,strRIous DISAPPEARANCE.
p.,,h Destroyed by fire-Ai'cel'
isn,ou, Paragraphs From
Exchanges.
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

,..hi,. Colo, IL becoming q real
,t,rltrF center and her whtelmen arc
smiiing a fine track.
c,i,fado Springs expects to have
Ns'ym ready for the big conventions
BY August
,,. tbsusand head Of sheep were
,ebstfd Mt Hugo, Colo, last week
lgishlp to Clarkson, Ne6.
Wvsu,ngis expecting nm immigra-
,t.ryt ,uOlO people along the line Of
Inc Burlington extension curing th's
soas5n.
g,supd has been broken for the now
..Gs,b.tiso ami electric light plant at
IN. Js,f and blind institute at Colorado
SPRING.
The Columbus school At Orchard
ursa. near Grand Junction, Colo, hai
teen equipped with new school
hbafy VI So volumes
Alfalfa was never 20 far advanced at
mi. date In Bent county, Colo, NJ " l.
tb'.season. II will DO Ia full bloom by
Nav gl. Wheat IL also looking re-
wsisably fne, while fruit prospects, are
also reported excellent.
The house on the ranch known a.
ibe Oscar Rogers ranch near Laramie,
Wyo., was destroyed ~ fire on Satuf-
day night. IL was located on Hose
creek. no one has teen living there
iof some time.
Hon. Tim Kinney, says the Rock
sffiurs tWyU.) Miner, hurried back
ff5r Salt Lake Guy g. Nebraska 10 pat
on the market 1900 head Of sheep
which he hae been feeding there. ~
pf,.ent prices ne will realize $4,000
more than he would n month ago mad
be marketed them then.
Iti estimated by competent parties
that Colorado II annually sending over
$4,000 e. eastern states, principally
Illinois, fOr condensed milk and eyap.
,faitd cream. Stcps are now being
taken 20 raise the necessary capilhi o.
establish a condensed milk factory In
Colorado.
Sheep shoarer-, says the Weiser
Giahol Signal are beginning 10 make
their appearance, preparatory 70 bar.
vrsiiug auoiher seasons raw material
Tor The railroads 10 haul East, fpf the
manufacturer 10 make into cloth for
the railroads 10 haul back again for us
90 buy with the money received for the
original raw material
Although eighty bodies have been
irciuetatoi IN the ctomatofy Of the
San Franrlsro Cremation society At
Cypress Lawn cemetery, San Matoo,
the dedicaioiy exercises Of the oroma-
tory were not held until Sunday after.
noon. a mock incIneration showing
how bodies ara treated was given for
the instruction Of those who were
present.
The Boise tldaho) NdtcmaH sAys:
werner Frank u. WINS
arrived yesterday from Challis. lie
estimates the damago by the recent
fire at Challls VI $4,000. He figures
the loss Of his hotel aud contents nj
ts5 900. There was 500 insurance
on the building. The lioutenantgov.
rfnot says the Wheeler building was
the only other building insured. The
loss on II was about 81 500; Insurance,
$1,000.
The story Of Mrs, l.. n Rtockwelps
sad condition hiss excited much sym.
uathy Tor tho mi cited actress, says the
San Francisco Chronicle, Tho friends
NJ Ethel Brandon, NJ the sirk woman
h known 10 theater'glofs, remember,
lux the many charitable acts performed
nv her, intend proving In a substantial
msnnrr inst her efforts were not IN.
appreciated, Plans TOT a monster ben.
EFT have heen drafted that bid fair
promise to yield golden harvest.
a GOOD deal Of excitement prevails
ln Livingston, Montana, over the
mysterious disappearance Of w. s.
Gardner, u line repsiror employed ou
the Northern Pacific railroad. About
ten days ago Gardner secured n few
dnys' lAy.ofi, saying he was going over
10 Butte on n vieit. He wired his
wife, who was then visiting IN Taco
ma, that ho would meet her In Helena
ami return 10 Livingston. lie failed
10 keep his appointment, anu nothing
has been heard OF him since. IL IA
now believed that he has met with foul
play.
Work on the SAgusche reservoir site,
FNgH tue NOlnfuuO tFttctNt, "a helng /
pnshed rapidly forward. Nineteen
teams with srrapers are continually at
work. The trench In which the dis.
charge piTes nfe 10 be laid are being
DUG; this trench will be- flloi with
concrete, which will encl No tho heavy
iron outlet uipes. The stones Tor the
mason work are being dressed for the
walls. The rock used strongly Tesem.
hes granite and Il taken from the
mountain side at the southwestern end
VI the dam,
The Issue Of 81, 600 city bgpds has
not been sold yet, remarks tho Boise
ldahol Statesman. Several bids have
been received, hut they were unsgtls.
! Glory. A Los AngsleA and New
York frm bid a tribe above par, but
they asked excessive commissions. A
Philadelphia broker bid 00l cents, but
HE law prohibits the selling OF bonds
below par. The city II now negotiRt-
Inc with New York broker who
tfrra par ami only wants ordinary eE.
penses for handling them. The bonds
are depoBited in banks here, and will
be sent 10 the New York broker as
soon as he depotits S7l 200 payable to