Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-21
AROUND TnE TERRITORY.
Items Of Iuiere't Called From some Of
the NeighbOriug Exchanges.

The shoopmon seem 20 have n more
hopeful spirit this season than lasl, a.
they cxpeo. better demsud, quicker
aales and better prices, 70 writes the
ML Pleasant pyramid. Shoarlng Will
begin s3ou IN earnest, anu something
Ike 100000 pounds will be clipped this
spring by M Pleasant parlies.
While playing bail couple Of week.
ago Thomas Brady ran against Lara
dundcrson aud sustained painful
ufulso GA tne collar bone. Nothing
was thought OF the matter at tho time,
but it becoming very painful this
week, an examination OF the injury
was made, aud Il was found thai the
bone had been broken. As 10 was
knitting all right II was simply
dressed AMI tbs healing process all0wol
10 contiuuv.-Mt Peasant pyramid.
Tho Manli SsaliHoi says a new canal
u being built from above Redmond 10
Dover. IL covers over thousand
acres previously leit without water.
The plau for securing plant seems
u DO falling through, remarks The
Manll Sentinel. The expense would
bn considerable In the start, aud the
extra charge " freight would take all
the cream.
Quite q number Of men and teams
have been NJ work on the Bear River
canal, repairing tot n greater qu entity
u water than ever before. BOX Eldef
Voice.
Tuesday night while at work at the
surprise ahan, saya tic Mercur
Mercury, A. n. Buts stepped ON
BIikc, ani u penetrated tue ball Of al.
foot 10 the depth OF about an inon. rhr
injury has compelled him 10 10 on
ofutenea since. lie went 10 Salt Lake
yesterday.
Sheriff Burns was up from MauI
last and TUE week, says tue Mount
PluaHant PYRAMID, looking after bis
ihrm. lie says the gold fever has
struck the Temple city In great shane,
and not without reason, q. some ysrv
good specimona have boon obtained in
the near vicinity.
}, ~ Taylor recently Of this camp,
anu Gus stotcuburg nat u little trouble
In STOCKTON one day last week, IN which
both were hurt Taylor got slash
across the haud with knife aud Sto
leuburg received a shallow cut across
The ribs. The Injuries ars not serious.
This from the Mercus Mercury.
The following appears in tho Tooele
letter Of the Morcur 4lsrcurg Mrs.
Mary Fiois'er, an old lady who, since
tie death Of her husband i've YEAR |
agr, has lived alone, was i0und dead ON
We street Monday morning, having |
litd OF humJfrnase, 10 Is supplsel |
mat she was taken ~ during tue nlvht |
and started 10 ono Of the neiphbofs. |
lying on tho way. Hor bank book |
lhowed balance " $500, $3.50 was /
.ound socreied IN various parts OF the /
mousse, hud IL ~ supposed that there Is /
'ltVO0 more aImaWhufr. Amiol Fol. /
1ws, o. Lake Point, will probably be |
administrator.
Mr.. and Mfs George Wood, says the |
iprlngyille MdspsHdsHt, met with !
luitc serious accident last Monday /
lyoning. George was already asloeu. |
MIS- Wood was sitting up 10 bed, when, |
tho heavy upright portion |
ell, crushing hBg down ami o1mpleteiy
.loains them la. Tue lady was severe.
y hutb besides receiving au Injurious
lefvOuH shock, Tho husband was
Yearly tm0thcr1d when liberated by
ho mother who came 10 the rescue
rom Tue adjoining room.