Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-13
NEWS OF The WEST.
A YOung Kan Crushed 10 Death Rear
Golden, Colorado.
IMMENSE COLONIZATION PLANE
A Clash Between Municipal and Fed
eral Aulhoritley.-lda
Hop Industry.
IMMENSE COLONIZATION rLASE

says the Bonanza (wyo.) Ru9'cr:
Big HOru basin changers began buf.
ve.ting their fret crop Uf alfalfa last
week, which In spite Of the fact that 1t
had no rain Of any ecCUunt, aud was
entirely dependent on irrigation tor its
growth, HgCOI crOI-on some ranches
Il 10 "hmply immense."
The Portland Gold Mining comrnuy
Of Cripple Creek, Colo, on WoduosIuy
declared a dividend Of cents share
on IT, $40, 900 shares, or total o, 5000.
Oh Ami lst there was not a cent IN the
treasury OF tho company aud since
then much work has been done on not.
producing claims, while the treasurer
sim has on haud something more than
s5O,OOO.
The Denver AcDs o; July 10Th says;
Upward OF s1U,UDJ viii bu paid the
minen VI Cripple Greek today, when
fact Is indicative OF the general
resumption Of mining operations In
that camp. AZ the era Of good feeling
returns ami WORK h more generally
resumed this payroll Will 10 more
than doubled, anu constantly grow.
ing output Of the yellow metal assured
from Cripple Greek.
The erection OF an Immense chlotiu.
alton plant at Florence, Colorado, says
tho Durango Herald, Of capacity
VI 900 tons OF ole pef day,
spsal,s volumes Tor the Cripple Creek
district. lt 10 claimed for thu process
tnat 90 ore can be treated with profit.
II SUCH proves 10 be tins care the posi-.
blliiies OF tho La Plata mountains nto
leyoud all comprehension, as tbu SUP
ply oi lev grade ore II almost invz.
hauelible.
The DeLsmar lldaho) AHgg,t 70.
mark; some very clover wOTK ~ said
~ have been dOue At the drilling con.
test Mt Silver City on the Fourth. Tue
next time we have gala day Ia Do
Lamar the winners Will DO invited
down here aud given a chance 10 Csffy
away n nice little sack OF twenties u
they are clever enough to get away
with the teams selected from the De
Lamar mine, aud no War Eagle or
florida mincr will be barred.
Frank Il. Myers, a young man, well
X UVnand popular Ia the town Of Col
fax, Colo, met with n sudden aud die.
trcssing death on "wednesday morning
IN a mino eight miles west Of Golden.
Meyers was worEing With ME father Ia
a shaitaud was picking at GA over.
hanging rock when mhis Of stOne8
aud earth fell upUu him and crushed
him. His father and younger brother
managed tO.tNtricatu him beiofu life
had loi, but he lived only ten minutes
afterwards.
According q the Idaho CITY World
the Rev. Joseph WI son, euperintenG-
ent Of the Bella Mining company,
holds services at the Edna nlAp every
SUNDAY, which IL fost day Tor the
minets. The board bill OF the om.
pluyrs Of the conf Any on Sundays h
paid by the company. fhe working
mon get rest on the seventh DAY anu
their b0afd ON that day Ia free. There
are but low tupefihtendents like Mr.
Wilson. 10 IL needless TO Ray that no
has tie respect ami gOpi Will Of every
man iu'the employ Of the company.
On wednes Joy morning thorc was
a clash between the municipal anu
Federal authorities rs Ration, n. NJ,
which came near resulting Ia blood
shed. Tue city marshal asked one Of
the deputy United States marshall,
who was walking around tho streets
heavily armed, his authority Tor doing
40. 10 made an impudont RnsworBnd
attempted To draw his gun. Tho city
mafnhAl WAS too quick aud got the drop
on the deputy, when another deputy
came up with n Winchester anu the
city maishal was taken into custody
10 answer charge OF contempt.
The Boise (Idaho) S.a,esmaH says
that the hop industry N "a now one IN
Idaho, but that it hns already attained
iespectnblc proportions Ia atius,ed by
the fact that growers cannot secure
sufficient pickofs 70 harvest their crops.
Tue yield Is reported 10 bu very large
and tue quality excellent. There 10 no
longer any dOubt that tho western
valleys OF this state are especially
adapted 10 the production Of this i'm
pot,ant crop. Tho future OF the bust
moss would have been tsured had not
Congress determined ~ cut down thu
hop duty. Owing TO the oltt Of labor,
particularly for picking, this reduction
may prove very serious drawback,
hot It's iull effect can be- determined
only after practical trial. In the |
meantime the hops will DO entertained |
That the prolific yield viii enable the |
business to be developed under the ad.
verse conditions imposed upon II,
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