Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-13
news OF THE WEST
,..,, UI,,t wyoming, On q Roar
WV M Rampage Just Nov
,op FRUIT CROP OF NEVADA
, raitlrmsu are Indignant 90
plack crieke's in Nyo-
ming, Eic.
81, FRUIT CROP OF Nevada.

same impoIsaus an A.. u,,
-, stolen rom ihe NY. ~ Wv
t'sn n,s etk's office Ia san FfHnei'eo'
Gu gse ,,p5ft that the fruii crop OF L1t-
lps wac entirely ruined by ifoei
itu, '' ~ he somewhat exaggerated,
tpl ciaimed by the papers ns well
say oinrr sources that while the
q h., ..n p5t be Of wonderful may
dOp .ull there will be enough u
nl.li, t5e home market nnd come to
pare
p,,t,. Mont, had quite on srquisi.
,tin 10 ts population the 0thtr iiy
Nb,p thcfr arrived nom Michigan %
,.s,is vile. The woman h only 30
~. M aye, and Ia the mother "
lotcpp children, fifteen Of whom are
,-ine and .ere on the train with her,
,.'sfisst btinr a girl Of about is ycafs
~ sec aud the yOunguot an iniau1 Of
Il m0niht.
III. sbearinr season a. over To- this
..-irify femafkr tue RhWlins (Wy J
r,r8i.eqli, aud tho sheep have al lvf.
~, tbg mountains Tor the summer.
Tbe fhrafuu finished work nl Tue
Milan reus last Saturday nilht. About
;506l we're clipped At those pens, AMI
sslutlU.Ulu nj the MahOngy pens %
O.b5fut' 70 rnns 10000, aud about The
wme numJerat Massay's pgnp, makiig
about loO 900 innll.
santa Fr, RnOwn In military circles
q, For, Marcy, N urqurstiounbly the
ctt,tt permanent military post on
American foii. 'rhe 5pnuish built "a
iod here ln 1913, and, with the eAcci
tIsnoftHo interval following the revolt
NJ tbe Pueblo Indians In 1880, until
ibe roruuost h, Diego dc Vargas w
1902, q has been continually occupied
by military. Fort Matcy is now The
bsaIquar,rfa Of the Tenth Unllcd
State Infantry ana band.
shcarlng time in tails section hns
shgut come o. else, remarks the
N,tr8na twyomirg) 1rbug9. A. tho
yafisus shrarinr Pens IN this county
there have been sheatcd nearly 100000
head OF sheen, hud there hns been
,bipppi ff.m this point over 1900. 600
rouuds 0f wool. About 76O,O p.uniH
Gthif wool mas been cold outright by
iNourrlucce AZ prices ranging from
q Be- ! cents per pound, net. The bal'
alce mas been nhipfcd 20 Eastern
commission houses on an advance OF 4
cent? per pound.
Mr.. n. s. McCalium, an attorney
from Salt Lake, sEys the Nnmpn
uIahul Lcddsr, IL IN town oudeavof-
lur 10 get l settlement; with the cred'-
tor Of Mr.. q. G.. Tanker, tho Japanese
contractor. Mr.. Tanker owes somp-
thing over 5000, and il esii 10 hr
totally iurolyeni. The attorney, Mr..
McCallum, offered % cents on tho dol.
lar flf the accounts, but the creditors
all say they refused the amount. There
% considerable Il.feelinV regarding
tho matter, and It l. hard 10 predict
Ehht the outcome will be-.
Considerable Indignation has heon
eiuaed Nv an order from Captain Van
Ondnlr, Indian agent ~ Ross Fork, Tor.
bidding the Indians % tell any moro
lutlding stone 20 tho people Of P0cs.
tello. This will work a hardship on
quite a numhrrot people here who are
ilsi ready 10 build and had depended
uron getting the stone from tho rtFor.
vhti0n quarrlcs 10 had been the custom
heretofore. The stone Ia an excellent
lulldiug material anu until this order
there has never been any trouble Ia
rufchasing II from the redskins on
reasonable tsrms. a strong effort should
NJ once be IN tdu a. dUalu secure this
privilege POcd,6h'O Tribune.
Green river, saws the Rock
SPRING. (WyO.) independent, IL on
roaring rumrage - Il IL q
settling, Kissing torrent, filled
20 lls utmost capacity, Hud nj the
town OF Green River II has I'm many
Pisces broken over the banks, flooding
the bottoms. Several ismilirs living
rear the banas Of the stream have been
c6mTelled 10 abandon their homes and
10 ttck a loitirr location, their lots, and
in many instances houses, being
flooded. There serms TO be no decTeai O
IN the swollen stream, hut every day
the water mark serms 10 crawl higher,
hni when II will stop no one seems 70
be ablr to say.
For two or thres years large black
Cr.cktls In great numbofa have mae
lholr appearance" Ia the Big Horn
basin, saye the Rawlins (Wyn.l Jour.
nal, and now they have Invaded the
Popr.Agie valley near Lauder. A
meeting OF the Fsrmer-' alliance was
held there 10 try aud determine upon
smu mode ~ defense. Flying ~ out ol
lheir business, aud, Ike CoXey's meu,
they DO not believe in walking, and
will jump into tho creeks and ifrigalig q
uiiChta aud h0at down stream 10 b
favorable place Tor landing, aud then
crawl out In size, when full grown,
they will measure fully two inch,l
lolg, and are thick aud clumsy, hlaci
rni rel, AZ present they nfe only
bh1ut one-'hird grown.
Where N Frank Melbourne, tht
famous Tginmnl e2 asks the Cheyenu,
(Wy0.l Leader. Nobody has Ovel
heard unylning Of him since he left
ltwal supposed that M had gone ehs
10 secure some necessary materials &
carry un his falnmakiug scheme. HC
lai partially complelel a contract ant
u was believed nouli have cOnaum
mated 70 upon terms which would hRvl
been quite advantageous 10 himself
a. time pnssei the IumOr got out tina
no had returned 10 Australia. Leiten
were expected from him but none eve
came. lustogd there came "A ltttr
from hls wife who lives IN Australia
hnl who evidently atill believes he wa
M Cheyenne. There IA some epycu a
Ton over MDlh0urucis diaapI vaFhnc
inl hints that he may have Gron sum
maflly dealt with to get away from
l'H' a secret watch nobody hat beel