Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-09
NEWS OF THE WEST.
S,,Dts Deed Of a Drunken dan When
Refused Liquor
rrr,s BONES ,SD sKULLsrOuSD.
,.,5oora -l.Ainmaker Mel
bournc.-rhe Tables Tarned
On wife, BIC.

gasln Itlck, tpi9't cte"lueilo9 - w
..nisrrf hundred pounds Tor miik'
r,,,.nre. Colo, 10 to have a first
,,,rri hank, u branch Of the Fiul
Ysiioani tank VI Denver.
AtE.l1n, Colo, the new reservoir,
.s,ch o,vsra l,UOJ aces, has bvoh
completed.
r,lorsdo'a psnl,oatlaGy contains
.fsbiy.threo less oonviets now thap u
dii one yer ago
Flber, Colo, has subscribed $1,000
b. nan a creamery at that place
T,s Gfmers Of Ebert are deilrmuioi
- rusb Inc butter and cheese Industry.
Rp,s,u guich, near Castle Rock,
r'io'. n Injected with mountain hons
vbleh tramp tho snow ABOUND the tes'
teR houses
Mar Canon CITY, Colo, the state
.tiisb WORK has teen Huspeuuoi and
..niteutlary guards discharged. me
sTropflbtion " $4,000 has been cx.
hausted.
tCasper, wyo., the flfsl petroleum
.'iu.t brsn received la tho now hutn
,,a,, ,br wells at Salt creek ami oiiwi.l
s5on 10 shipped eastward by rail from
Ctsper
Albuaucrque. n. ~, Il about 10 sur.
,.nJef it. watefworks 10 Eastern Cspi.
i,il.ts. The people Of Albuqut fquc
will pay tue pipes ana use cosIJ water
Tot twenty years to come
The California Title Insurance &
Trust company IL pushing n suit In tu'
uprf.1f court 60 lore close m rtgago OF
sIulD.OUO on the Piedmont Counsel.
dated Gable Railway company.
Al Longmoni, Colo, n cucumber
factory l. being successfully carried ON
By the Empson Packing company.
I'M cucumbem now being marketei
from hyt beds bring floO = dozen IN
Denyor
Wboatland. the new colony oslab.
lshed ninety miles north of Cheyenne,
Wyo., has now over atty men located
ON new lands Just being brought under
cultivation. Most OF the c0l0ulsts afc
potato growers from near Greeley aud
Eaton, Colo.
The Boise (Idaho) Sidtesman says
1850 families should be settled IA tie
valleys Of Southern Idaho during tue
coming summer, and says they can be
secured " proper effort he put i0tth
by those who are intcrested In tue de-
yelopment OF the country,
A Georgetown, Colo, dispatch re.
norris the shocking suicide oil fnuodorr
L0ugatdi, German, who Sunday
AFTERNOON get fire TO his cabin on Grit.
nth mountain anu then shot himself
lead, Tho deed had evidently been
deliberately planned, for the deceased
had lott a note nt another cabin OF hif,
ssying goodbye 10 his friends.
A sad accident occurred on Wednes.
DAY In the Bunker Hill mine, says the
Watdner (Idahol Ae0s, In win ch
Harry Harris, lad Of IL yeafs, ION
u W. a. Harris, met with serious in-
Jury. They had blasted In the Rich
nond, and before tho miners had re-
turned young Harris, who Is employed
~ upper, proceeded 10 gather up tool,
aud was caught under SOME falling
gtouud. Rocks striking on his head
almost completely soAlpod him, his
right arm was broken below the elbow,
nud he sustained bruises about the
chest and back.
Mu. Louite Faessler, the young
woman who gaiued 10 much notoTieiy
tho other day by horucwhipping her
husband, William Faessler, jewoler,
"a again 10 tue front. She thought her
husband ought 10 be- publicly dis
gricoi, 20 che called him out Ia front
VI his store and then commenced 10
beat him with n whip. Now FaesHler
has turned the tables on his wife and
uas had her arrested ION u charge VI
insanity. The Jrwcier claims that he
~ AFRAID his wife viii murder him, ns
tho has already made threats.
Judge Miller, says the Cheyenne
sun, states that the subscriptions 10 the
lana Tor the closing Of contract with
Frank Melbourne 10 produce n given
lm0unt OF rain Ia Laramie county for
the coming summer arc coming In
slowly. Ho sayH they come IN by $40
and $50 amounts, and that II will take
s0me time TO raise the required
amount. san, tho Judge feels eno iuf.
AGED and Ia OF tie opinion that enough
VIII be- secured Ia tins for the rain
hing To get dowA 10 business on his
ululruct.
A drunhon individual named George
Fay wicked into n Sacramento, Cal,
sal0jn on Tuesday aud called Tor a
gas OF beer. As he was under the
hlence OF liquor, the bartender re-
fused 10 6etve him anu ordered him to
cave. Fay Immediately drew from
rs pocket paper bag filled with
powder and, plaoiug II on the counter,
threatened To blow up the saloon Il he
we're not given the liquor. The bar.
tender again ordered him 10 leave,
Whereupon Fay tOachei lighted
snatch 10 the powder. A sharp eXplo-
sion followed, 6haltering the glassware
l.hind the bar, seriously burning the
, TteudeT's face aud slightly inlurlng
v.her pen3ne. Fay escaped.
Laborcts engaged Ia eXoavatlng for
tuildinR purposes IN San Francisco
have unoaglheC quantity Of human
bones and skulls Of some depth below
the street surface. The remains were
carefully gathered together and re-
moved 10 the m0rgue. Later ths
coroner notified tue health Oiiloe 81.
thonties, VINO VIII tnke charge Of any
lurthcr TtmainR which may DO found.
The bones were probably tho remains
Of pioneers that had found n lns. res,-
log place Ia some old burying grounu
which existed years ngo In tho early
days, the location OF the fiud was IN
lue early nilita "a portion Of "Happy