Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-14

down the coast from Santa Ana, Gal.
II IL estimated 10 be from 100 20 2lj
feet long, aud ita carcass IL rapidly
dec1mp0sing under the RAYS OF tue
eouthetu sun. A party Of fshefme u
has left Santa Ana for Laguua beach
for the purpose Of bringing the carcasi
ashore ~ pUaslble In order 10 secure
the oil. II u estimated that thcfe atr
rom 81 900 to 81 300 volta VI oil In tAU
carcass.
Nels Chrlstlanson, practical miner
Of many yeafe, IL pateliing y roli
saving machine which he claims Will
save tho iinest -four ruli, siye iht
Blaokfool, IdahoJ Nogs a mo.t
has been forwarded 10 Warrington
and he has been Informed by the com
missioner that his machine Goes " \
Infringe upon the rights OF Any
patented aud Ia therefore palen,ab.t.
Mt. Chflstlanson AMI sou, nave "a
claim ON Snsae fivur, above .dafkVi
lake, aud they will put Those machine ?
Ia operation as sJon as tAc tluug
opens Tor work.
The San Francisco and Ban Ma'rp
Railway company hiss tss.n preuah.
tons to avoid further accidents ON g.
electric system. Hereafter all motor.
uen anu those seeking n'uatiOre as
such must chow tuat they pusacHq tht
necessary knowledge anu quallilcati ~
70 operate \ trolley car. an iur'turinf
aud Inspector Of iaoiofs and ino'oi f,sn
has been appointed IA the Iuf8Iu OF A..
HOnmeialef, au electrician. All en-
l0yts have been ordered 10 rtCpguiE
hiu and TO give the necessary inlofma-
ton A. to tleif ability 10 retain or OIL.
tain positions on the electric fOnd.
Without mcmeni's warning well
known Aspen, Colo, attorney, w. W..
Cooley, passed away on SUNDAY,
Thirty MINUTES previous 10 his death
be had talked with ifiUnds. He bad
been in ~ health for several year,, but
stated on sunday morning that he fOlt
greatly Improved ami hal conn oncr
u early recovery. Sir. Cooley was IS
years Of ave aud had been n resident d
Colorado for fifteen years. lie was
especially successful ia legal practice
relating 20 miuta and wns u prominent
stakeholder Of the MUlllo Gibson. BE-
fore the financial panic unsettled
values his properties were estimated at
$3.50, 200.
Osgley, Idaho, has lust been tho
scene OF horrible accident. willard
RAwson, ll.yenf.oli son Of W. Il. AMI
Mary A. Rawson, while riding after
thu rabbit hunters Of that place, was
thrown from tho horsc anu dragged
aud kicked TO death. He was riding
without saddle and carrying In his
hand one ,nd Of n long tie rope, the
other end OF which was tied AROUND
the horses neck. 10 10 supposed that
he became tired Of carrying the rope
In his hand and 40 wrapped II around
his body, tucking the end under tho
wrap. On riding up 10 one VI the
wagons 10 throw Ia n dead rabbit
which had been given him, HE horse
became frightened aud threw him 10
the ground, kicking and dragging him
TO death,
Sone Of tue rAnchmen In the vicln.
ity Of Virginia Dale, says tho Laramie
(Wyo.) boomerang, have very Ger.
tain " not very delightful way Of
killing wolves. They take long pole
when has considerable strength and
elasticity 10 It. One end Ia placed into
the ground and fastened down by a
pile Of ToolSb and the other end IL OIL.
lowed TO project aofoss u bafbed wire
fence. 10 this end IL attached ropo
with heavy tharpeuod hooks 10 H..
These hooks have meat on them anu
they are hung from the ground ut a
sufficient distance 30 that wolves have
10 Jump 10 catch the meat. This 70.
suits In hanging the wolf by his chin
with his hind feet n few inches from
ground aud his entire anatomy In a
very helpless position. II he Ia not
deaa when the TAnohman arrives lac Is
summarily killed.