Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-10
NEWS OF THE WEST.
A ThIFlssI-year-Old Boy Shot and
Killed While Rabbit Hunting.
PRISONERS ATTEMPTED SUICIDE


The coal minos ut Rock SPRING.,
Wye, ars bsiuK actively worked.
Citlsens Of Cheyenne, Wye, are
making active preparations Tor tue
coming Inauguration Of the governor
anu other STATE officials.
A geological surveying party from
Washington will be- az work IN the
western part Of Wyoming aud eastern
Idaho next summer
John Jonos, the miner who was shot
by Foreman Jouos Of the Congress
mine NJ Prescott, a. r., Monday last,
died on Saturday night from tue results
OF his wound. lRyid Jones, VINO did
the killing, was 10 have his prelimin-
AIRY examination to1Ay,
some unfeEenerated william, says the
PCoatello Idahol TriBuHs, walked up
10 the reservoir the other niEht anu
turned of the wpter. AZ feault there
was no water In the pipes next morn
ing, aud ia fire had broken out the
town might have burned down before
The water could have been turnsd GU.
The Yellowitono Park Irrgail5n
and Lana company Of Omaha, Neb.,
have under the direction Of J. }. Mar-
shall, its CHIEF engineer, placed a large
dituhing machine In tUe Big Horn
basin, near the mouth OF Sunking
Water river, Colo, anu propose 10 have
5000 acres VI tlne land ready Tor settle
ment aud cultivation by March LIST
next.
Andrew Blown, who was taken 10
the county inil at Sacramento, Cal,
last Wednesday afternoon Tor beating
nia wife, attempted 10 commit suicide
in his cell some time Friday night.
When hie cell was opened next morn.
ing Brown was found tutofing from n
wound h. the throat, which ho had 10
ilic,ed with p0cket.kniic, and there
were two or three wounds on bis body.
the wounds are not dangerous.
The Park CITY Record sayti Nsgotla.
lions are pending between the Park
Ciiy Light, Heat and Power company
ana II. &, Chambers whereby the
Mafsac aud Ontario mills anu ohiceH
pnd the Ontario hoistinE works Will be
wired aud lighted by the Para city
Go, until the Ontario plant, boiug
placed NJ the mouth OF the dtAiu tuu.
mel, IN running order, which will
probably not be until some time Ia
February or March
Domenaco Sc0lAiti,an Italian mluer,
was instantly Killed on Saturday at the
Gray Greek miucs, Colo, by the fall.
ingOi mass VI coal, burylng the I'm.
fortunate man. Coroner bipe wac
notified aud visited the scene Of the
accident, but on investigation found
that au Inquest was not necos.
sGry, a. the accident was due 10 the
ClfelBssDesu Of the miner hlmsoli.
Deceased was forty years old and
leaves awhile and family, who are still
In Italy.
Fresno. Cal, courts have been try
Ing to suppress Chinese lotteries with
but little success. In y trial on Friday,
tfanslations were introduced Ia evil
donco from account books seized by the
officers, In which the Chinese kept Ao.
counts Of receipts and prlzea In the
lottery business, From these books IL
appears that the clear profits Of these
lotteries In Fresno reach $4,000 n
week. II was well known that large
sums OF money were drawn into these
lotteries, but u was not suspected that
tho pront was 20 great.
A Mexican named Albert Roland
was found lead on Friday m Irnlug on
the UbipmAu ranch, al San Gabriel,
Cal. His neck nnd head were slashed
In a horrible manner, aud his juguiar
vein was severed. The immediate
vicinity was slrewu with broken
bottles, and II 10 evident that Roland'H
death was the result Of drunken
quarrel. A man named Baola Roach,
who was last seen 10 the murdered
man's company, was arrested, but 40
the ooroner's jury rendered verdict
Of Murdered by parties unknown"
Roach was given his freedom.
A stock company, known hs the
Golden Jack Milling, Mining and
Development company, has been or
ganiEed at Trinidad, Colo, for the
active operation VI the La Belle
mining district The company IL
stocked ut $780, 900. Enough stock has
been placed ON the market 10 push
development work, with all the Acliy.
ity possible. Recent assays from two
hity.pound lots taken from the Little
Mollie gave returns At the rate Of Sii
Per ton, and two days later an ASSAY
showed f68. The ore Is said TO be FREQ
milling and wonderfully rich,
Albert Walker, the l8.ysar.old sou Of
tue late W. b. Walker, accidentally
shot and killed himself on Saturday
afternoon nj Colombo Syringe. Walker
and "A boy named Henry had teen
hunting rabbits south Of town and
were driving down the BroadmoOr
hin, betW cen two and three O'CLOCK
Saturday Afternoon, when Walkers
gun slipped and enc Of the hAmmcrs
struck the wagon, exploding tbs
charge The entire load OF No. ~
shot entefed the boy's b0iy, passing
through his heart AMI tearing big
hole in his breast Death was inGtAn-
famous.
Abram Jones who lived alone on q
homestead near Detroit, Oregon, was
terribly turned ON Friday nighL.
While asleep the house caught Ore, the
flames soon sprtAd 10 his ted anu " ben
awakened hb was surrounded by fire.
He rushed through the II mes and
escaped by breaking down burning
door. Clhd only Ia his night shirt be
walked a quarter Of mile through
six Inches 0fsnuw L the nearest neigh
Dor, where help was gwen anu ply.
Bcinn summoned. The ends Of his
fingers Wefu turned Oh, his hack
anu thighs blisletud and his face fright.
iully dhhsurud.
About / = O'Clock on Saturday night
the barn belonging to Camp brothers,
aO ut two miles northeast OF Greedy,
Colo, was DESTROYED by IRE, The Suupl