Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Sad Suicide Of a YOunB Lady While
Temporarily Insane.
ROBBERS HOLD Ut A STAGE.
Alarming Explosion Of Giant Powder.
Il Rich Find by Three Boys.
Other Items.

HUvpfnl w JQmlLa tNhhAlNH hhN'
slammed paying b0unties on VOL ocalpa
bscauso IL ia such a serious dfain on Tue
treasury.
The Colorado ChiCytdm T. authority
f,r t,e Abatement that tue alfalfa fields
gi the Afkansa- valley are paying over
s.5 au noie in the production Of el'
The head.sales Of the Amiiy canal
BIZ, Oterp county, Colo, which takes &C.
water nom tie Arkanias, ntU enid ~
br euuaIin construction 10 the locks Of
tho gfeat Erie canal.
Brsgomer, Colo, protests against the
circulation Of reports that work D.
rbunIant there or at Pueblo. Ga the
contrary, there IL not work enough iOf
the people now there.
The attemp, TO run bloodhound ut
Cripple Creek orc day lnut week 10
tfnii q tool thief resulted in the arrest
% the wrong parties ana counter at
rests for fnlsu imprisonment.
Ten thousand Elk are said TO have
rHmB uut rom tue mountains hnd
foothills onto the plains between Forl
Washaklo anu Wind river " escape tut
deep snow.
VIM. Olsen, owner of the schooner
Louis Olsen, is on Trial in the United
States District court 10 San FauciucD
on the charge OF aiding ma the illegal
landing oi thifty.iiyo Cniutur.
Laramie CITY, wyo., board Of trade
announces through iis secretary that
tue proposed glass factory untcrpusr
has not ueen abandoned AMI that east
cru partits have the matter uuuur con.
alteration.
All the new machinery Tor he Vera
Cruz mine at White OAkv, n. NJ, hos
arrived and h bVins rapidly sct up. a
large incrvalc h expected Ia the output
OF tue camp us bnJu rs tho mill raall
begin PRACTICAL 9pctaiiynr'
The Pueblo Star reports an uucx.
pectcdly large trade in agricultural
implements and seeds aud M nuuufy
rtook. Very many orchards arc being
planted anu thtru h every prospect OF
an unusually protprfuus agricultural
year.
John Dollrich and Ernest Rupert
were partners la sh0e repairing bhop
no Palmer Lahc, C0lJ., ull Iugfdhy
morning, when DIETRICH arose while 10
n
OF RupIcfps private cash, which nc
ubstnctcd from the lsller's trousers.
Pescn trees In San Juan county,
New Mexico, Just south OF Durango,
THE slate, are found ~ thrive beet on
hi.h sandy soii with good drainage.
That portion Of tho mountain region h
siid 10 be- unsuTpnsscd NJ a fruit grow.
ing region, anu It's orchard ownofs find
ready market Ia the southwestern
mines.
In all probability, says tho Pocsleilo
(idaho) TfDmc. another big canal viii
40 taken out VI Bear river near here
next summer by building dam Mt or
near the P0iut, i've miles below Soda.
Geo. Thatcher, Of Logan, IL said 20 be
40 tue back Of the scheme, with plenty
OF money 10 carry II through.
A. a. Cole, O. capitalist aud pioneer,
on "wednesday, at sau Diego, COM
mitttd suicide by shooting himself
The ball entered over the right temple.
Insomnia was the only known cause.
Cole arrived ia 1871, poor, and hy
frugal habits anu inyost0enis built az
au tstatv worth over 100000.
The Angel Camp stige from Milton,
Cal, was stood up on the Carmin Hin
graue at Hear mountain, three miles
from Elkhurn station, on wednesday,
~ two masked men. They broke Open
tuu wooden express box aud went
through the passengers. From what
can be learned the robbers were uJyicts
iu the business, Tor they held up the
stage on the trip when little OF 40
treasure Is carried.
Judge Lowis's three boys In Silver
CITY, snya the DO Lamar lldahul
Augget have found a rich little gOld
lulsv near thtir home, Just west OF tho
Morning Star mine, anu tho school
now having vacation, they have
tackled tho ground lust like three old
minera would do, with fair prospect
OF making n stake out Of n big enough
TO pay Tor college course for all Of
them.
A, e.. Murdoch, laborer was badly
injured by tue pre- mature discharge OF
stick OF giant powder on "Wednesday
afternoon, near Cripple Creek, Colo.
lie was working on the grade Of the
Midland Terminal railroad and tamp-
Ing tue powder when It exploited. His
lace anu eyes were illleJ with powder
anu PARTICLES OI TOok, IL is probable
tnat lac will lOso me sight In one arI
pefhaps both eyes.
When Charley Quilting entered the
onlco Of the Reno Mill a Lumber
Company, az their lumber yard In the
western part Of town, THIS morning,
shys tho Reno (Ncv.) GGssttg, Ao found
u IN rather uilapidateI condition, tue
SAFE door being opeu anu hanging by
one hinge, the door strewn with
lhpefsi 10th windows shattered aud
All VI the coin amounting 10 about 500,
gone from the safe. No clue 10 tle
robbers,
W., Il. Dye, Of Rocky Ford, gives 10
'he EHfeTpriao some I'm hntiu trst..
h1uy ua 10 tho vA.uv Oi Iall Irrigation.
IA Inc tpring OF 1893 he planted forty.
I'VE sores OF corn ON land wh.ou LAD
uroh wen irrigated in tue tall but for
Whleh now mo- water was available iu
lho early spring. Ills Hoighbofs pre.
ulc'.d failure. IL had nO ifrisatlou
uhul the cora was uHriug. Tho erDp
was NOT only large but of superior
HuAHlyi anu ~ IN demand for seed.
NJ Dye also had good fuccess with
A'lAllAi having thresued last year slxty.
sA bushels OF seed iiom six acres.
a R'wlins dispatch Gays an eI,piu',
Parry winch arrived IN thnt town mo
O.nei evening caused "A slight ripp!o Of
tAelemtni' Ihr stage follower tho
butfy tracks into town, whore nll
lrnVtH Uf thauu NAV. d..