Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-05
NEWS OF The WEST.
An Interesting Budget Gathered From
Various Exchanges.
A MORPHINE TIEND SUICIDES.
Big Yield Of Potatoes. - Mining. Petty
thieves Abound al GltuWJod
sprung, Colo.
A MORPHINE rIrSp SUICIDES.

Sheriff Bob Ware says he will stop
the petty stealing gong on NJ Glen.
wOOd, Colo, ~ he has ~ run IA, VI out,
every idle stranger that strikes Town.
AT Cripple Creek, Colo, the Dolly
Warden mine nae shipped iis twenty o.
MIN carload OF ore. The returns
average rom 500 10 500 Isf Ton.
Thus Tar tue Ufe mas Teen minei
without blast.
Carl Petefs, M umaciated morphius
fenu, hanged himseif the otuet nipht
la thu bathroom Of tue Madison street
baseball grounds At Seattle, Wash. lie
FIRST tiled mon aud whisky, but
that failing, tried 10 cut the arteries Of
his wfisis.
For the fret time In many Year,
dwelling houses are scarce la ElkO,
Nevada. 80 many families nave
moved into the Town during The past
month, 10 give thuif children the
benefit Of this High School, that about
all the vacant houses nave been taken.
The largest yield OF potatoes yet 10.
coruoj In Madison county WAS grown
upon the farm VI Hon. L.. Carney, VI
The Waterloo ueighb1fhO0d, Madison
county, Mont, says tue Rocky Noun.
tain HutbuHdHdn. He had four meas
uted acres WhIcu yioided four hundred
bushels Ter acre.
George Hanson, young engineer
employed Ia meat market nj salem,
Or, became entanglod Ia au oicctfio
Ngnt wire running through cOII
storage warehouse anu was killed by
electricity. He made no QUERY. When
his dead BODY wa. t0uud the iiush was
terribly burned Ia places and ms cloth
ing was on life.
Butte (Ment.J IHttr Mountain says
that tho Butte, Anauhua * Paelnc
railroad deitayed tie total expenses OF
the funeral OF Chnunory W. West,th
popular conductor who was killed by
Clay Pugh. Iho remains were seut
~ Utah Tor intefment. Besides paying
the expenses, the same railway con.
pAOy 'Orwaturd check 10 Mrs. West
iOf s5UU.
A colony Of twenty.onu people from
South DaEota have landed NJ Delta,
Col, aad will take up their permanent
home Ia the beautiful valley OF tue
Gunnison. The new cOmtrs are com.
lortabiy supplied with this worlds
Roods, ~ u required twelve cars 70
carry their housunOid and farm effects.
Reports nj Rio Grande heAdquarlors
inulcatu that many cJionlsts are head.
Ing ior tue Western slope.
A mortgage Of sS,OOU,OJO on the
property " the Denver Water com.
pany Ia favor OF the Continental Trust
company VI New York, In trust, has
been nieC win tue county clerk, says
the Denver Noigs. Two ueeIs lu trust
10 ID. IL. MOtiat anu Ex-Governor
Grant ON tho property Of the Ciuzgus'
Water company were also filed. Inc
mortgage Is To secure the bonus oi tue
new company, II Is stated, aud the
ueeds Ia trust arc Issued shat outltAnd.
hg bonds may be redeemed.
The range IN this valley Ia In better
condition this fail anu cattle latter thAn
Tor many years before, says the Chsy-
eune sun. All tue stock IN the valley
will ~ into the winter IA better cou,
uitiOn tnau they have Tor the past i've
years. 10 aud 10 this, there IL more
anu bett pasture under fence than
over before, snd tue quantity OF hay Ia
the stack exceeds That Of any other
year Iw>io history Of the valley by II
least 'dIl.third. The outlook for the
winter Is Of tho most encouraging
character.
says tue Boise (Idaho) Statesman.
IL was only a pair OF government
sh0es-they cost not ~ exceed tl-uut
3. A. SOuthet probably considers them
the most expensive pair Of bfogans
that ever adorned his feet. Mr.. SJulher
was arrested ON a warrant sworn out
by Deputy United States Marshal
Richards, charged with having "a pail |
OF government shoes In his ,. secession, !
He mAde no defense, anu COmmit. |
sloner Brown held him in $500 bail. |
Tue tilicefs nj the post clam there |
ARE civilians who make business Of |
buying government clothing, etc. from |
the soldiers, causing those IA charge
the stores much annoyance,
The other morning, remarks the
Lewiston (Idaho) Teller, tho resldonA
along Snake river anu tho passers by
were surprised to ses Taft coming
down Snake river, having ON board |
two men and n horse. Ga nearer ny.
prOAob, the load was recognized ~ a |
ptospeotor's ouIhl, with camp utensils
aud the other pafaphernalla Of a
prOspectoT's life. The raft was n large
one Tor the purpose, being - by 80 leet. |
IL was a great scheme 10, getting out
Of the mountains. They can run the
raft below AMI work up the logs into |
wood, beside, the transportation beats
TOughiug II over the mountain trails.
The owners Of tho bull Dog gold |
mine oi Gold Field, thirty.nye miles |
from phmnix, Ariz0nn, have refused
an offer Of 500, 900 cash Tor their lease,
which has etill year 10 Iun. Rich |
ore was struck about three weeks ago.
The mine IL bonded for s85. 900 aud tho
owners already have out 900 tons OF
ore running from $50 to $40 a ton.