Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-27
news OF THE WEST.
ANN Pat 10 Prison By Ills Daughters
Deliberate Perjury.
CONNECTION IN OAKLAND BANKS.
, Cattle King Hardened. - Ingenious
RoIb'r, rur'urd ANA
Capiured.-Olher Items.

tuJgmcnt In the foreclosure Of q
m~figage on the Alternate holel ~
An Dlrri. Cal. has been rendered
srd tiio sale o! tho property ordered
Tbo amount involved was .lOi1Iv.
Tn, complaint agains, Bautor
CHARLES W. walifon, Of Whatcum,
Wash,, charging him with having a..
r,'vri county money Tor deposit nt the
Wbstc8m County Bank, knowing II 90
tp falling, has brou dismisied'
The North Idaho Agricultural nss0.
citation, says tho Graugeville FREQ lrt51.
nj a recent meeting IN Lewiston, ft-
1urstrd w 90 publish THIS igct that trtrs
errctoi with pests are boiug shipped
INTO the country, ana that purchaser
sb5uli not receive them until they
bavp been examined 10y the oiliclal iu-
srrcior. ns they nfo both 90 90 CUu-
drmneI anu destroyed.
Eddie Patton, aged twelve y,aH,
uas nearly KILLED with giant ,0wuUr on
wednesday nj silver Cin, Colo. Some
UIys had gone 60 Grape wreck hshlug
aud used fuse only few iuCuU. long,
with iufuble results. The uuy's len
maud was blown Oh, the thumb Of Die
right hand injured nnd ore eye % sup
posed to be gone.
United States Attorney Judi, Of
Utah, Gays that the snunp mon hru not
r1rulat, remarks the Haley (ldthul
THta. That l. a fact Ever sIucu
Dsiu, the fret tilluf of the -Oil, nun.
defed AUel, the ilf-tshrphcrl, on ifft-
pfrrsiulu curiliul naH existed tv.WUCu
the two glasses. 5utrp crop tue gross
sJ closely that thuy practically destroy
tbe iaugc TOT many years.
Dick Carleton, Tor several years a
student al Till0tsou academy ~ Ifiui-
dad, Colo, has suddenly loft Tor parts
unknown. and now there isa warrant
out for biz arrest, charging hiL with
forgery. lie DO alleged 90 have Issued
rrvefni chtchs, ia the aggftgaIe about
900, one OF the siguhturrs forged being
mat of his hest friend, Pi0L II. T..
Gordon, Of the acaicmy.
Ruv. G. n. Hobart VI the First Bop
tlsl church nj San FnuciHc0 prepared
q sermon fof the luduHirlal army lnsl
SUNDAY, but AZ the army had moved
uu 10 san Pueblo avenue he delivered
10 10 hia regular Uatisbuurrs, upon
w huA.n AtHN way AhN AANNNg hAANFH
The reverend speaker, wu0 b. a stall
warl pfohibiii1uirt, declared thai Oak
LADDERS pay more than "a million dol
Lars Tor drinks anu lees than 100000
iUr religion.
Last Friday two men called ut John.
H1us Hotel, IA BY, Ofo., uud de-
muudru dinner After nuisuiuF their
meal they paid "a silver dollar, anu
while johnson was toying with the
coin one man thrust a revolver under
his nose nni ordered him 10 open hlh
cafe. johnson did 10, and handed
over IL c1ntoutH, which amounted %
about sl0U. Tho robbers mounted
their horses nud He'd, followed ~ n
posse from ily, anu on Sunday were
Oycfthkun near Lake View, whore
battle took place tctwCuu tue outlaws
nud their pursucrs anu resulted ia the
capture VI the outlaws after several
tnols were fred.
The Boise, Idaho StatSsmaH sayt--
The Board " pArdous has pntdonri
L.. Brown Clark, VINO, on April rs,
1892, was sent 10 the penitenuafy from
Oneida county Tor four years for cattle
stealing, Since Clgfk's Incarceration
ne has given the oillccTa information
y hich enabled thrm 20 break up
gang Of cattle and horfuthioyea that
mad uoeu operating Ia southwestern
Idaho tor years. Largely on this
account executive clumeucy was oAtr.
uIstd iu tho case. His pardon was
urged by the Dttiict Attorney who
Prosecuted him aud Judge Stamford,
before whom hc was uird, aud otucTA
Ben Hcymansln, the well known
Boise lusiucss man, has received d
patent Tor an ingenious invention Of
nia called "b It socket" snys the
Idaho ndiy SiatCmaH The idea Of
tho invention h 10 supply socket tor
stotu doors when viii not be tllei
with diTt OF sweepings when the uoOfH
arc opened. The socket In fixed la tue
door In "A manner similar 10 tho ar
ringement OF the old socket. In MIR
Hey manson's patent there Is strong
spring, which, when the bolt 10 ~.
moyeI, pushes u plate up into the open
log even with the II lor, thus prevent,
iu1 any art from getting Into the
socket. MI HuymanaOn says hu has
already received substantial oilers for
hls invention.
Considerable comm ltiOn has been
caused among the local banks NJ Oak.
lsud, Gal, by resolution lately passed
iu tho city council setting forth that ~
The bauRs arc receiving the benefit 0i
hnudnug IRON 100000 10 $4,000 OF
public FUNDS, upon which they pay no
interest, they should gave something IN
return fur Tie privilege, ana ~ ygestiug
that they contribute 10 the iund for the
unemployed. This resolution was
sent o tie several banks and has been
tho subject Of much discussion by the
boards OF directors IL IN understood
ths buuk8 claim there Is little PROFIT Ia
handling tho city's funds,as they have
Co secure thr treasurer Ia heavy bOud
and huid the money subject 10 call. The
city charter requires tue board OF pub
ne works o. provide a vault for the
tals keeping OF tho public funds, but NJ
Tar II has neglected 20 40 30. The city
IN therefore without any safe deposit
for tho public funds. Besides this, II
AppUnrs that tho h0udHmen ul both the
CITY and county lraasurufs are largely
bankers, aud II the money were taken
from deposit with them they might
withdraw.
+. NJ. Garrett has been pardoned by
the governor VI California. In Janu-
cry, 1880, he was sent TO San Quentiu
by d Los Angeles court tor ten years fur
criminal relations with HIS daughter,
The principal witness against him was
this dhugh,er who Hw0fe o the com.