Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-11
TFVS OF The WEST.
,.,,,,rlos the Discovery Of ha'uTlI
OIL Springs IN Wyoming.
yuu,BLE VIOLIN UNEAI'ihE"
n,,..hopper Pcsl-Abundant drops
ASSURED in santa f', N NJ
Other Items.
VALUABLE VIOLIN uSEARiHE'

.,,p loads Of Immigrants
hlA t,. tirsFon passed west through
y,gm.o On Friday
An....toppsrs are stated 10 be nlmti-
ui'I ny Vicinity OF WINDSOR in tie
ts,, H h. In Poudfo valley, Colo
nsmtorled that strawUerties are 20
lin in the Boise market that uval'
,.sp e1pect the price " eom' lo"h
Is ceuts quart.
rts CtuIUfuis Associated cycling
rtI mold thtif annual crlubfa.
M aud paiado on september al San
Joe.
r,.,,,enslye plant OF the Golden
irsl pftsioi BficS o1m,suy wiz "c
uguiug iu uli blast on 4ivuOiuyO plles
iesibr Denver sewers
~. L.. Howard has uneailhel a Walt
Al. violin wblth has utcn iu The
s-rd.Ufa " yOm ng fanchmAn. III
frsdIyar.us vi iiu auu Was mAuu-
,..1pd In 1850. Niolius Of that mHlc
80 a rtr da.u have toll as uish
--eauUJ. Iu,y are very rare aud are
,-,,rusd Tor tuu world 'vvr.
a.s,ier patt Of the employee a. the
,iter mine, near 5henduu, wy
rec trgu uistua glu uud the ora
closed uUsu except ~ Tar a. pro pecr
,ogaud further development iyf mJfr
ofr hc0ucrrncu. Nhuih"' me oio ",-
an. bsso ~ depth was attained ~ no.
,atrd.-MadsOHiaH.
From all reports the crop Of cage
chickens VIII We uuusuaily large this
veal. observes the Saratoga (Wyo)
Eu The Hpriug has been 20 Early utu
hy0r. bio for Matching that where
tbrfr were huuutuIr UuIutu tnutD WIZ
h.. ib.u.atds this ttRsuu. They " Il
commence to ripon about tbs lb.h =
J4Iy.
say tho Cheyenne (Wy0.l LEADER:
The protest against tuo selection or
s5me 'nuus IN the SILVER Crown region
by ne state Tor tnr deal, lumb and
bind inttitulo has stuck. lhu local
land tiucu nas bsrn notified nom
Warrington w make a reoUuveynnco
Of all the lands designated 90 miuoiul
10 the government Tnis Will DO dvuv
d. once.
The sharing season IL oyoF In this
vicinity, rrmafks the RnWlins wye
MlUEl AeNNe |NetAfNH NNN NAN HAANNN' NV
AlI.uLtvr tuu ga untRins Tor tno num'
mtL The sheatuts nuishud w,rk ~
The Milan pens last Saturday night.
About 10000 were clipped At those
pens, nt Osbofnt's pens, $4,000, anu
about the same hunter nt MtssaJ .
ltns.
Jack Thompson, a resident Of Crane
Creek, Idaho, while unloading wool ui
Wrisrf, bufsted blood vessel aud bicd
10 death internally ia lew minutes.
lie stopped work and sat down, un.
noticed at fret, and when other work.
etc noticed that something was wrong
with him he was specific A doc
tor was summoned Mt once, but could
not save lsm. lie was about % yearu
Old.
A man with long sandy hair and
beafd, driving little butro, halted IN
town Que day last week and asked tue
distance to the next water says tho
Yerington 7tdings (Nevada). When
told that II was knee deep fOr the next
ten miles, he smiled anu said lac was
from Arizona, where water was scarce,
and that he made II rule before start
lug out on n strange road " always
ASCERTAIN the supply along the same.
The prospects for busy time In the
tannlug factory In few months, says
the Rocky Ford, lC0l,) hi,tcrprisc, are
most excellent one bundled acres OF
tomatoes have been planted In the
Immediate vicinity OF Rocky Ford and
an the various nelds are looking we'll.
This Il partly accounted Tor by tue
fact that the canning tom any
provided large number OF superior
plants, all home grown, Tor tho cope.
clal use OF those raising tomatoes for
the factory.
A few da'a ago, says tho Helena,
Mont, HcTad, wnon the large oUuoty
bridge across tue Missouri river NJ
Townsend was wEshed away, William
Mcknight came very near losing hi
life. a large number Of Towuscud
people had gone down 10 the bridg.
OianchofinR II. They had Just cleo :
cd Mr.. Mcknight foreman OF tho "a &
Aui no had mounted the bridge pr
parat0ry to giving his ordets, whor
The hugo Hpsu sh0t away down the
ryer with a migAty crash. Amli .,
storm OF falling timOers Mt. Mcknight
hNAA Alt anu MNN SUN HNhh W. AAi va
dressing and pro- airing 10 swim ashore,
lie was followed by reauucrs IN skin
and taken of after nearly mile's riIt
VA the drifting structure.
Tho irst discovery Of natural OIL
springs In Wyoming date, back at
luast twenty five year., observes The
Cheyenne Sun. In 1868 OH was col
looted from apriug near Poison
SPIDER creek aud sold Al0us the Nor
mon trail Tor azlo grease, aud a fow
years later II was collected from
.puusa near HilliRri Ia southern
U nlA county aud sold a. lubricant O.
The newly opened Wyoming coal
miles. But Ii has oaly been during
The pact decade that the OIL fields have
attracted any considerable attention.
ana during the pact five years that any
bJtlnga have been made Tor oil. IL Is
ouly during the past 1--WE years thai
ihey have desorvediy excited the I'M
lerrat of eustern capital ana that welli
have been drilled Ia various places.
The Nattona (Wyo,l Tribune say
ehearng tlmu Ia Ihisseoliou has about
come 10 a close, A. the yarlOus shear
lug Iens In this county there have rert
hhtlfed tlis epTlng nearly $4,000.
snt1p, ana there has been shipped irou
lnla point over 2,50l,O0O pounds %
VOL, About 100000 pouudH OF thi
wool has been sold Outright ~ the pro
uN,tra at prices ranging from e. cent