Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01

I dent Of tho company, one.iour.h, thus
one.half 10 controlled by local parties.
/ The last reports make a showing OF $40
In goli 10 the ton. The company VIII
commence n ship ore 10 tue next
/ twenty dafe.
Toosle Transcript For more than 4
| month there has ueen n great scaroliy
! q butter Ia Tooele, hnd Jet one wouii
1atufally suppose that In a county
lie tbis II would be plentiful Thet,
| no dairy In the county, aud u W0uli
| Ga good thing for the people 10 start
I ,ue, or olsu some enterIrislng outsider
/ will come ia ami resp handsome
\ profit out Of the business. The sooner
someone starts dairy the better for
/ our people are now experiencing
famine, 20 10 speak, for the necessary
commodity. 5Jms Of the merchants
| should bring or snip some butter 10
/ from elsewhere, and that at once ~
/ that the people may be supplied. II u
oan't TO had here get II elsewhere.
Sunday evening last three boys,
/ John Fraser, Stanley Hanks aud Juhn
Msfsdeu, were taking walk around
/ toe town. AZ they were pasilng
Matthias Nelson's barn they were sud
denly startled by what appeared 10
theif youthful visions 10 be ghost"
They ran back b the Coop csfnef, sud,
| Informing some OF their friends VI The
matter, all Dfavely proceeded TO
the spot, where an investigation was
made. II was found 10 be- nothing
more nor less thaa reelection from an
adjoining house upon stack of hay
but was sufficient 10 cause stampede
am,ngst them. This IL probably the
same one that frightened another per.
son last week down there; aud now
that the spOOk has been found TO BE- no
spOok at all, We hope 10 hear no more
such stories for some time 10 come, A.
they only tend 10 make people who are
obliged 20 be out alter dark nervous
an1 ~ at ease.
Rpflngvillo igdepoHdsHt-Th mar.
shAl will commence On Monday im'
pounding all calves found nj large in
tue streets Of tue city. IL Il not gen
orally known thal tue stock law in'
cludes calves A. we'll NJ grown stock,
but such Il the case. Great complaints
have been made to the marshal In TO-
lation to the deprrdatious that havc
been anu arc daily being committed
by tho small stock IN our city, that NE
daily running at large.
Tho militia boys look very neat and
attractive In their new suits, aud II II
not 10 DO wondered Mt that crows VI
young ladies gather At the pavilion o. |
SEQ tue boys drill Already they |
handle their guns easily, aud it L. ex'
ptotud la short time they viii be.
come quite proficient.
Manti McissHgct. Judge J.. T.. Coch.
ron hEs lett iOf spanish Fork, to visit ]
his family. His wife Il reports 10 be-
sufi irlng sO much from q oincur ~ q
require a surgical operation. She viii
be- taken 10 n hospital In Salt Like
CITY.
Davis County Cipperi william Burn.
Inghhn, All eigni-yeat-Oli sJn Of
Thomas Birmingham IT,, while riding
, donkey over lOg Va. other uyeuiug,
oll 10 the gf0unl, bfrakiag both bones
II his right arm midway between the
n fist and elbow. A ioi or twelve.
daughter of John Lawson
iell from u tree few days ago, break.
lux her right arm. Both patients are
nicely.
houut iNAahhh ANFuHAW Nult |
watching the lumbermsu tell trees
near the sAwmill OF Hansen, Stalker a |
Co., on Tuesday, the 10 OF l2.yeAr'Jld |
sou Of J. Is. Stalker met win n nearly |
fatal accident. Gao tree, Ia falling,
struck aud broke the top or another
The top Tell toward tho boy, wno uiI |
not SOC II until too lalo TO escape. The |
piece struck him on the shoulder AMI |
neck, baiiy frscluring Ins shoulder |
blade anu tearing II loose from tue |
spinal column. His neck IL severely |
Injured, aud that II was not broken aud |
the boy killed outright seems almost |
impossible. lie was receiving medical
attention AS soon rs possible, ani his
recovery II looked for.