Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-20
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
Three Accidents at Park CIly.-i Good
iiarycsl-Ihc Apple Moth.

MillGtd Irogr.n. Tho swan Lake
uFOple, this season, will harvest SONS
10000 bushels OF wheat, busiIcf about
,ho uamu amount NJ harley and oatE.
lh~ corn crop, which covers only a
smaii area, ~ well a. the potato crop,
will be- worry heavy. Tho people there
are very enthusiastic over the prospects
VI Swan Lake.
Pficc Ici'graIh: We SEQ by the
Salt Lake papers mat Governor West
has returned from Warrington, Aitor a
visit of almost two months at the CAPT.
tai. II was reported that tho Governor
went 10 Washington 10 the Interest Of
Territorial appointments. II ho did
no must have forgotten about the new
county Of Carbon, as II IL sill without
aptobatc Judge.
Park CITY record James X night,
tho 20.ytat.old son " J. a. knight, OF
Woodland, got mixed up with n horse
aud a haytake Thursday, and cannot
toll how lac escaped getting killed. ~
II was he got his knee badly crushed
and will DO crippled uD for some weeks
Young Knight was raklng hay with n
spirited horse, ami by the time be COM
pietod the work the animal was very
nervous and excited aud ready TO run
away nj the nfst opportunity. This
opportunity young Knight al Jtded by
removing this bfidie before uuhitching
tue tugs, aui away the brute went,
rake and all. To save himself from
failing under the machine, the yOuEg
man caught hold Of tue harness aud
neld on for come distance, but finally
lost his hold and fell 10 the ground.
Strange TO say, he escaped being caught
Ia the rake. How his knee got IN.
luted ho does not fememUer.
The Park CITY hotel property, owned
by MI Aud MIS-, l.. Simon, changed
hands this week, George Hall hsing
the putchAirr. Tho amount involved
Ia the transaction, while not made
public, h reported TO be $4,000, iully
80 per cent less than was asked Tor the
property two years ago, aud should the
camp revive and regain It, old time
prosperity, would prove remarkably
cheap buy.
Campbell Lucas, a section man ON.
pl0yed on tue Union Pacific, met with
an accident Wednesday that cost hin
the index nnget OF his left hand. lio
was helping 70 carry a 01.pOuni rail,
when his partner dropped his cad
without giving Lucas warning, with
the result rs above stated. Tue In
juToi mAu was brought 10 Park CITY
and nr. Grcgor, the company surgeon,
dressed tue wound.
Michael Martin, an omploye Of The
Anchor mine, met with an accident
this week that cost him broken fib.
lie WAS taking u tiaiu o. ore cars Go
the ore blus and In attempting 10 uu.
couple The mule at the usual place lost
his footing aud fell Acfuss the track "a
front VI the moving train, 'rbr .iAIe
a. the point where Mr., Marlin Tell IL
quite steep, aud 10 the fact that lao
failed TO uucouplB the mule he owes
his lilo, Tor tue animal, by uxottiug
every pound NJ lis strength, msuaged
10 check the train aui Eivr Martin a
chance 10 eKtrluite himself from his
psfil0us position, 10 was close call.
Mslai EatsrurlsG The Lucky Boy
miua " attracting the attention VI
mining mau throughout tho state, aud
the possibilities are that MulAd viii
have regular uli.iAihionvd miuing
boom before lIns.
Tooels Transcript John Taylor, OF
Settlement canyon, has discovered the
habits Of toe apple moth aad worm,
aud ties a strip u rag around each
limb. These -r0 taken OIL twice a week
and wet, after which !. IL carefully
looked over aud all the moths aud
worms that have taken refuge Ia them
arc EARLY destroyed. Mr. layl1r's en-.
tire orchard WAS gone over y the
IraUSorgt mgu AMI no wUrmy fuu
c.ull bu found, Spraying mas not
been effective la deBiruysns the pest,
Ia many orchards, hnl Mr. Taylor
has rtsorted To the more effective mode
spoken VI.