Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01
NEWS OF The WEST.
cana, and Son XII Each O.hlF IN a
Little California Village
ANGULAR lcciDESrro A SKATER
,b,u,apd Dsllar Tire alta colorado
uo,el-Ezodus Of Gamblcr%-A
Dissatisfied County.

hif boom tor next 'A'''
r,,, Lupton. Colo, will hold q iatnl'
- institute this winter
=, sboshonu county, Idaho, 80 per
ii Of the laxpayofs are url'nqurH@
go, colo, has stared a move
On, no build pub ic hall NJ thht
thce.
al. Rankin, wy0., coal mines near
hin, WV have doubled their output
Ibis tCason'
Tho Noise CITY tliahol Stdicsman
'it,ns the survey Of the Uni0u
g,rldc main llne through that ci'y't
~.s, Carson, New, Geo. G. Bryan
.ivpx in a InflS tunnel and killci
Miner fierce firnt With tho brute
IN, Alamedn, Cal, city council j.
.,ngbt up over tue proposition 10
'.,pElo the streets with salt water.
r,,,eais In aud around the city Of
-, Francisco are having a Hny OLD
,,.e Visitors 10 the MidWluter Far
sfe amrng their victims
Roulior. Colo, records big cattle
ssJ by s. -. Austin, WHO hss gone
IA round up about 1000 heed OF
ss,vrs In the Blue River Valley
Nebraska.
ulnsf,. Delight aud South Pa's,
wyomlng, are producing some iabul'
otsy rich ore. The fine open winter
t.s Tefmi,tei miners to keep nj wurA
ami make paying wages
Amen papers positively deny reports
Il. I..sNN a.. I
rr5plr ATE Starving Ia Aspen, They
.ay that many are 10 nuod, but none
tfc starving
Nevada PEOPLE complain that mail
.,ttf.ria have been lot TO eastern bid-
M. who now find themselves unable
M etffy out their contracts. People IN
Nevada now mud themselves deprived
ulmail.
ABtp Francisco restaurant which 10
f.plftci 10 be- conspicuous TOT all sorts
a. slsns announces Ia large letters
thatitiHa "LaditB aud gente' sym
teslum.D The cuisine u "mesls like
sour mother cooked"
The thlrty.dfst annual Grand Lodge
Of the western division u ths I'm.
rfoved Order Of B'nal Birth l. now
icing held Ia San Francisco. There
are lig delegates In aItendance at the
pietnt Grand Lodge, representing MI
he Pacific coast states aud territories
John Cook, while skating on iho Ice
on Hayes lake near LOveland, Colo,
on sunday afternoon fell ana cut
huge cash in his throat. lie was
bf5ught 10 town iusrnsiblo and n sur
reon was called, who atwod up the
uould. The cut will not result seri.
ousy.
The hotel at Evergreen lakee, near
Lsidvllle, Col, owned by Ex-Governor
Grant aud others, was totally destroyed
~ Gro ON Tuesday morning. Two
n,who were sleeping there, narrowly
escaped with their lives. Fire u sup
rosed to DO the work OF inCendiArier.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, 5000.
The Mcdonald ranch, twenty-five
miles west OF Trinidad, Colo, produces
every year fine crop VI Mexican corn,
which II cut green ana used for dairy
iteding. Tue fodder IN as green a.
alfalfa and 10 grown without irrigation.
This butter produced sells Nc three
pounds iortl all the year round.
A halt interest In twenty acre
placer claim above Warm spungs
Ferry, on Snake river, was lately fOld
ior 81 900 cash. A. tut little develop.
meut Lad been made on this ground,
the pfice Ia considered tuhstautiAl
encouragement TO those interested IN
that vicinity, snya the Bellevue Her
aid
The anll.gambling ordinance recent.
ly passed by the city council OF Trini'
dad, has been put into iofcn and as a
result members OF tho sporting iratef'
nifty arc beginning TO leave this city.
On Tuesday number left for Cripple
Creek anu Denver, anu during the
the present week all will take their
departure. Tho principal Issue In the
coming campaign, u IL stated, Will be
gambling and anti'gambling.
A dispatch from Rock Springs, wyo.,
says, the Henry Fork disturbances
have been quietcd dowp by the sheep
men pulling out Of lhe cattlemsn's
country. Sheriff Whiimoro since his
return from there, states that II he had
not gone over there would have been
tJri1uA trouble, As feeling was running
high between the men. A. Il II, no
more trouble 10 feared, tbs sheep men
saying thst they will not again invade
that territory.
Sacramento, January 20. - Augu,t
Hin, ageu II years, met with n fatal
accident yesterday. He was visiting
his uncle at 1928 Second street, and In
endelvoring to get pair Of stockings
which were hanging behind the stove,
slipped and fell u the tio0r
la some uuaccuuntable manner the
unfortunate boy UPSET "a saucepan Of
boiling water on himself aud he was
sh0ckingly scaldei. He fingered until
O'Clock tins morning when he dieu.
The boy's parents live In Virginia
City.
A tall man with heavy ovoro1at
walked inio the shsritl's 0tilco yestef.
day. says tho Prescott, Arizona,
Courier, and stated that ho wanted 10
surrender himself 10 the sh 'rin. Several
deputies sprang up, but the dist
guished looking stranger said no com
mon deputy could arrest him--no one
but the high sheriff When asked
what crime ne had committed he taii
10 was broke aud hungry aud in pre-
Terence 10 committing an unlaw al act
70 gel board a. county expense would
20 10 Jail In advance. HIS scheme was
lull Of logic, bus lacking IN law, ami he
atslondently walked away.
The throe.year.old ton OF d.. ana
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