Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02

ranges where cattle would ftatve.
There 10 very little snow on the fanEC,
anu the l1ssii very light as the nu.
mails gro Ui "a very hnr y mature, TIE
only lOia Hus.uinud was from the der. q.
lntioUs 90 yOiuf, which frequently
killtd tie hlds ihut became ioIsrat.l
tom ihH blu', until the bcfIus pro-
curul shepucrd dors. There are inigU
areas OF wHtH taeu iuClulut in The
range WhUro thu baud i4 .Culuv, which
IL moro uutr.iivo than buucu.gfHaI
rIula, AMI 900 the early Hpuug the
hefder BAYS the band re. "rIililE hi'
&c On gtn1iuf On thni character OF feed.
-I"gmia (AtV.) Entcrpyisc.
Among the iarmors Of whitman
county, WASH, there is strong aeuret
organization IN which tho mtmlert
are sworn to mutual protection. the
agents OF The loaf companies which
threatened Wholesale ioreclosurs have
now received anonymous nOtlcrf
warning them o. dcsist from action In
these hard times or take the con1ts
queuccs. After the inluucilon o. "bc'
whrcn "a warning sign Of n skull and
cross bones. Attorneys for tho uir
lean companies VINO received the 300.
tlcva have employed detectives 90 run
down the authors oi the anonymous
| thrcais. Storms ruined big crops ull
over the pAl0use country laat ioli HuI
many fumoia nrU uuBbiu t0 pay the
Interest on tloir m)r.gagoA lnoy
asked an extension VI tiWo ul' the
next otups are harvested, but tUmu
companies closed down murCilc sly,
hence the desperate threats.
On Wednesday at q Cripple Greek,
Colo, blscktmithehUp most iuhumln
assault was made urOu a young man
named John GustlisoI. The iujurc
mau was NJ the shop lsJins i0f Job
and was asked by kuslty, tho pro-
| pfietor n he wanted TO go 10 work. On
receiving an affirmative reply, kiuslty
SAID, "Can you lick up hossu's '0UtgD
"Nos," uaid GusiaitOu. "sh1w mo tgr
huug.' WhUrvup0n kluslry said,
81 D iutt Initiate YOU" aud having "a
rcdhOt iroui thrust u into the mans
/ thigh, tearing q horrible hole, from
/ which the blood ran IN nstrram, nll.
/ lux ana OVERLOOKING the ma tu's shoe.
/ Tue young fellow was taken into "a
drug store near by, where doctors were
SUNNI ned to care Tor the wounded
man. GusialH0n is iu "a Cfltiunl Cluii.
u NNNA ANNN 90 ~ NNN NNNNM 20 y 'N " NAN.NNN'A
/ hu Will survive. lNinsloy was arrested
anu bound over In the sum 81 800.
Bate, Mont, has worldwide re1u
intion Tor ~ largo stakes on games OF
cards. The record for dlco was broken
there on lucsday, says special die.
patch, In game between General
/ Cnaflua Warren and Miles Finlrn.
/ Several weeks ago Mr.. Warren secured
nn option on the Pomona mining
claim near Cunteryillo from John h..
| Lloyd Tor $4,000. Gu Tuesday he
met Miles Fiulun in Lyuch BfolhUrs'
/ place aud the bond proIulitiIn came
/ up. Flblcu offered The general $1,000
/ Tor his bargain W s2j, 900 Tor the MIN.
"durr 10 my check Tor $4,000" sad
hr, pulling out chcCAuUJk, ~ you
! will iutu tho bond over 10 me-" The
/ general demanded $50, 900 f0f the mine,
and then fiulUn maize another pr0pO-
sltlou. "l'll throw the dice with you
/ 20 EUo " take the bond OIL your hands
% $4,000 OF Whether / Iuy you
/ siO,OUJ." "l'll 30 yuu,n said DO gen.
Urnl, ag ho reached tor the lox. a
! pair Of hyus turned az. Tho b x was
| passed 20 Fiulrn, who threw three
/ deuce nud YOU S3j,OJO. HUO o. more
pulled uut bic check 10 d anu filed
out Uno Of the hluuLs lOt $4,000, puy-
au.e 10 Warfuu.