Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-09
NEWS OF The WEST.
A LOd 6l1s.iOuse PTOprIetTtsS Makes a
Singular Attempt Upon Her Life.
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SUDDEN DEATH or A CAPITALIST.
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A HardWorkng Miners Success 10
Colorado-Dentists Organize
Other Matters.
SUDDEN DEATH or A CAPITALIST.

Other Matters.
Tue residence OF George w. Brown,
q Cheyenne, Wye, iowelef, was dam
aged by flfo luesdsy moruing. Tit
biaze was starred by the explosion o
n gasoline stove. Nearly ali the ia b
niture was removed The loss d,
about $500, partially recovered by In.
Hutancr,
Garland llaker, a VOL known cilizeb
OF San Diego, Cal, has been sentenced
10 niue years aud six months at thu
Folsom psnltcntiafy Tor passing ooun-
tefieit money. g, q. smith, another
10 i've years At Folsom Tor tne sAmv
Ctiense.
a meeting Of some Of the leading
dentisls Ot the state Of NcvaIa VIA
held In rh0mpsOn's hail al Reno lati
Satutuny evtnu &, anu a state OTgaui.
Estion perieo1ou. The object vi thu
association " ~ protect tue dentists
aud the public from the tfavelinp
quacks that have Tor many years iu-
tested this state.
Paye,te (ldaho) JndspsLd HG Mt.
Pence returned from Long valley with
his cattle Monday evening. Upon ~.
Hvlng at the point where bis cattle
were being held he found the report g.
be true that thifly.ssven head hn1
been driven into n email corral under
cover Of darkness anu shot down. Why
such deed should have been commit.
ted Mr.. Ponce IN unable to understand.
says the Cheyenne Lsadsr: Score.
Ary lisms Of tho stOcS commission
has received the returns from strap
seer shipped from Suuuaucu ~ Omaha.
The animal Weighed $50 pounuB anu
brought s. IS hu.utod, mAkius
SlO3.b5. Do4ucting the cost OF freight,
yHrdage, cOmmission anu ftod, tnt
steer melted tOD.aO. THIS II the iatgts,
animal marks,oI IA yeafs. Ouu SEVERN
years ago melted It's owner SO.
Ground will hs broken NJ Flsrcncs
Colo, next week for the largest cyaLiJe
plant Ia existence tor tue treatment OF
gold Ofe,thv south African tAuke beIns
exclusivoiy occupied with ths treat.
ment VI tAilingr from the stamp mile
Denver and iOfuign capita, the Den.
Vet men, ~ has been tue case siuot
CUlOfndu's gold movement tot IN, tab
iLg the lead.
Bunkofvllle, remarks the pi0che,
Nevada, ReoOrd. will put 1900 pOuuus
OF cotton mo tns WAenlnktUt county
mills this fall. Tue gin at Bunkefvllit
II nov stWUik cleaning Aud ualipg the
cotton Tor market. ms valuable pro.
Durt IL receiving more attention cAch
year, aud will very shortly be raised IA
quantity In tbs Muddy valley ALEC,
where experiments hAvs demonstrated
tue soil And climate to be particularly
adapted 10 III
The community was startled this
mornin., says tue Carson, Neva d,
Tribune, on receipt VI Telegram from
sAu Francisco ANNOUNCING tnU sudden
death " George A.. Davis, the well
known Canon capitalist anu former
merchant. Deceased was one OF the
pioneers VI Carson, anu accumulated
vast fortune IN tne grocery business.
lie leaves 10 mourn his sudden taxing
oil "a dew teu vie, four daughters auu
one sou.
Mr.. Anderson Of Monroe, says the
Ricuheid Advocate, while hauling
freight 10 Sauna = low days ago met
with a misfortune. Al thu bIg cufy,
along tue canal near NufmiiliOn
IRAN wagon lUsu OF iumUef went over
tue bans, tur 81 completely over anu
III night alJe up with tbs load stili
Intact ~ tue bollom OF tho canal. No
one was On the wagon which broke
loose from the other ono 10 There was
no personal injury.
Fort Collins and Greeley (Colo.)
farmers viii feed wheat 10 sheep this
winter. There are about $4,000 sheep
now In those districts being fed Tor
spring mutton. Ii mas bsun the custom
VI the farmers 10 feed sheep SO alfalfa
anu give them corn for havOuug. In
this way corn returned 81 per bushel
anu the slfalia about 81 per ton, when
converted into mutton. rho low price
OF wheat aud abundant yield OF lhs
northern part Of tue state has promptsu
the farmers To substitute that grain Tor
corr anu oats
Ms. Dethtlck, the pTOptietreas OF the
olympic Hall lodging houte at los
Angeles, Cal, the other mornin.
mado desperate effort nj seltdesttue.
ton. A roomor In tho house noticed a
very strong ,mell OF gAs Ia the hall
ana ,ound that II proceeded from Mn.
DitbTick's room. The door was forced
open, ana Mrs. Detbrlck was iound Ia
bed with the bed clothes tightly
clutched under her chin Aud uucOn.
tclOuH. Physicians were summoned
anu eventually she recovered. Mrs.
Detbhok had complained Of her hard
life anu ot how che had 10 scfape 10
get along. Sue had been down.hearted
Tor the past month.
Denver Ast0G In tho Mount vii.
sou district, winch has been prospect
ed extensively this season on account
OF the gold In the ores, another suc.
cess has been scored bya hard uorking
miner. John A Anderson, owner OF the
Palace vein ut the head OF Elk creek
basiu, has spent the past summer orOss.
eating for the vein. A lew days ago
he was rewarded by striking tue vein,
which 10 Ave feet Wide. Hu immedi.
htrly commenced drifting, but the
quartz looked 20 good that no thought
he would have an assay made. The
assay proved very satisfactory, but
being a miner OF experience, he ducid.
ed 10 make more thorough trnt. He
extracted what no thought would be-
two tons OF ore from what he cOusidsr,d
20 be the pay STREAK, which IL eighteen
inches wide, packed Il on butrus to the
railroad and then shipped II 10 the
itlco Pablo aampling works. The ore