Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-30
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

There has be en- considerable ship
ping OF sheep and stock over the Rio
Gfaude Western lately. This morning
train LOAD Of nearly 1000 sheep wet.
shipped by number OF our locs
sheep ralsers, and tomorrow almost a.
many will he shipped from Salina,-
MaHh Sentinel,
Murray american: Murray IL blessed
with good supply OF good clear water
from Il wing wells. The wells range
from 100 g. 10 feet in depth, aud the
wator has temperature Of 52 degrees.
The supply seems to be- Unlimited, aud
the indications are that there could be
sufficient pure waller furnished In this
way to supply a large city.
Last Thursday while down In the
bottoms fishing, Ezra q eco, aged about
10 years, unthinkinRly lsid his hand
down near bush ana was bitten by a
snake. After biting the boy the snake
made for the water and swan oil. The
hand coon became quite badly swolIOr,
but soon went down and ls again all
right.-MOtHt PicdsaHt pyramid.
Little Jimmie Glow had tho end Of
one Of his fotsfngets mashed between
the cogs Of an ice cream freezer Mon.
day evening ut the WesselP parlDri
says the Kaysville Edg'o. DR.. Rich re-
duced tue fracture nuu ampuiatrd The
hnger at the first Joint. The little hero
IL now around again with his arm IN a
aling, however.
ono OF the cases filed With tho clerk
OF tho dietrict court on Monday whs
concerning water proposition lh
Ephraim, says the Mnnti MtescHg'r
10 seems that some Of the Ephrhimitts
think they have q bonauztin the shape
OF reservoir ia the canyon. The suit
h. to settle the ownership Of the reser'
volt site and proposed canal
Says the payson 7imsG The Pay.
son canuoTy has tueu making a hnn
run on g0oseborries during the past
two weeks. Next week they start in
on canning apticots, and expect 10 /
continue putting up fruit for the bal |
arcs of the seagou. THIS IL an IN.
dusty that shOuld be- encouraged, aud /
every citizen IL invited 10 call and In.
sTeol the quality Of tho product.
Henry Beal, n Ephfalm, aud Jas.
Hogan, OF Manti, were the two lowest I
hi idrfs for the Sanpotr Valley railway |
Grading contract. AZ the time u gu-
ing TO prrfs no definite announcement
hau beeI inside a. 10 which man really
had tho contract. Beals bid WIS ar-
septed with the satisfactory eHplauh.
unn OF certain stipulatl0ns. The con.
trac, will m all probability be given
Beal. Work will begin NJ once ana
Manu AMI Ephraim men will be- EN-.
ployod.-MdHh hcsscHgcr, Juy 21Lh
Alpine miuing district Ia boomiug
up. Tue Lehi BuHHer'a Correspondent
says he visited some OF Them aud found |
them looking good. Tue Banner
Mining company has good mine.
James CLARK aud MI. Don nre working
n good claim that will assay $3.50 gold
and plenty Of II. The LUCKY Bll |
company have some good
claims that will pay for working, aud
what IL more they hre working them
and have iattcring prospects. There
q some talk OF n mill being Tut up ~
thr near future, and the party that
puts II up will have a pretty good
thing.
MI Morgan Evans, president Of the
Arhi Irrigation Co., has had a well /
dfiveo on his placr, says tho I.Bhi |
Hammer, which throws a stream OF
WAler TO the amount OF i25 gallons pei
minute, lie states that he can water
twenty acres with that stream. Mr.
Evans has large views on the water
question, reg riding the building up of
Lrhi. He thinks, Rn1 correctly too,
that wells should be driven In the |
lover part Of our Hsld, thereby securing
water for such land, and tho water
rights OF those who can got such wells
should be cold 70 meu who need them,
10 they can be- used upon the uplands.
PAyson Daily Times, July 27th. The
house owned by a. y. HighRm lust
north Of Huish's mill caught IRE yes.
terdAy morning about $3.50 aud mar.
rowly escaped being burned 10 the
ground. This house IN occupied by
jos Pueblo's family and they had
arose from breakfast about hulf an
hour before tho IRE was discovered. a
hot iro was burning in tho Blove aud
In some way the roof became ignitod
from the overheAtod PIE. The IRE
had got under pretty good hradWuy
when the mill hands happened 10 sec
u, aud summoning aid rushed 20 the
scene with ladder sud buckets, aud !
after some pretty hard work manage
10 oxtlnguish II. The building was
damaged to the extent Of about ESQ.
Coalylllo NDlss July 9Th. - Mr..
Mark Hopkins made trip 10 Park |
CITY this woak ioT tho purpose OF puf.
chasing machinery fof his mine. He
viii put In a new column pipe, new
air pipes and large pump 10 take the |
water out OF tho mine. Tue grading |
on the spur road that runs 10 HE mine |
IL all done aud track will soon ho laid. |
Mr.. Hopkins expects TO be taking out |
coal for sale In few days.
A. tho result OF a gold excitement
which prevailed hero yesterday, about /
all OF Silver Creek has been stakpd on /
In claims. Some Of the incators are
sanglinc, while others arc very ne.
ucont. Time viii undoubtedly settle
the question.
Payson Daily TutCs-pay Boyle
caught seven pounds OF the finest kind
" trout in Peiveuuet creek FrldRy aud !
sold them 10 James Matthew'S. The
three largest ones measured thirteen
Inches. PayHon aud vicinity Ia
verlAblu paradise Tor those who wish
20 camp uutnnd engage In hunting anu |
fishing
A petition IL being circulated IN
town Cor presentatlon 10 thu council |
asking that they enact an ordinance
totally abnlishlug the saloon business.
The petition further requests that boz /
event 81 the council deciding that
they lack authority to pl-s such an Or.
uinanpe they viii faEp atgDg ia fufUrpp ]