Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-07
news OF THE WEST.
ns "PIay' Founded on a r.
can't California Tlastdy
,.c,pr or A NEGRO IRON JAIL,
y.t,.r, Abroad-Blg Yield Of
straubcrri's-rho Alfalfa
crop, Etc.

pol,ibs y, oaantiiy at present lie in,uili.
cent
RI, pulon Mont, Examiner wri,e':
l,,l.siefs say that the Increase iu
Fgt.tbi, year will be- greater than In
h ssa6ona past. So fer reports
mh.s An, lambs 10 he much stronger
,,ss..nu,pal, and the weather is oil that
can be desired
s,y.ibe Los Angeles Times H.. NJ,
u.r,bal picked from 1000 plants go
-. IN stfaw berries last week. From
came plants he sold last yvat sgl5
I'm of berries. There IL certainly
,,spey In other fruits than oraDgos
here.
Tho rscelpts Of milk at tho Fort
u5rgan creamery for the last half Of
hi month OF May exceeded 5000
s5lnds, or a daily average Of more
nanaOUO pounds, most VI which has
t,,p manufactured into cheese.
JB. walden. of Salt Lake, says the
idaho Ddty Sfdtcsmnn, IN W BOisU city
sna business trip. lie 10 " tho Salt
iake Hardware company. Coming
bsfe 10 zoe what they coull do VA the
Wholesale linc, no has met great en-
c1uugcmen''
II la stated that Sheridan (Wyol
coal 10 retailing Ia Omaha ~ $500 TOf
lon. Tho Bee sayG "OmnuR nntl
no, fear coal famine ~ long as the
Burlington u able 10 bring Ia tao out.
ut Of the Sheridan minen, which will
shortly be- running 10 tholr full capac.
l,y, the dut biz shipment Of nfIy cars
Iniying yesterday"
Cherries are leaving san jose, Cal,
hflhc East with u fush, eighteen car
l5ajs, amounting 10 42l 400 pounds
having gone east last week. The total
fruit shipments were l 800, 900 pounds.
Gamers, II IL stated, are not packing
cherries this year, aud the bulk Will
70 East, whore good prices arc t,-
cured.
Montana cattlomen, remarks the
EOciy Mountain Hiuialidmdn, can
reckon on a good beef crop this season
and on tho early maturity OF steers
also. There are two reasons for Mon
lhna beet maturing early this season.
One IL that the cattle generally win.
tered well and tho majority OF the
iloers are IN good fix 10 start In with,
aud the other Ia that tho grass crop
promises TO be very fine.
&. A. Loud, says the Pomona, Cal,
nros, has Just finished harvesting
and marketing the product from
iofly.acre Held " alfalfa hay, fret cut.
ting. From forty acres he cut forty.
alnr tons OF hay. Half OF this he ray 10
for the use OF the land, leaving him a
balance OF tweniy-nine ana n hall tons.
He sold the hay on the ground for s.
per ton, or $3.50.
"CifcumstantiAi Eyidence,D n bur.
ltsque on the tragic fate OF Harry
Poole end the trial and conviction Of
Mrs. Jane Shattuck, was produced at a
iouth OF Market street theater San
Fpnclsoo, on Monday evening bsiore
a large audience. The play is divided
into four acts, each Quo Of which has n
blood'ourdling climax. 10 audiesee
very cheerlully supplied all necessary
dialogue which the playwright had for
one reason or another omitted, says the
Chronicle In lie severe criticism.
Hard times have affected the In
mates OF the state prison, observes the
Carson (Nevada) AeUs. 10 has been
no unusual thing for the "cons" 10
have a large deposit In tho prison safe,
but NJ present the amount ~ very
small. Few enter the prison now.
adays with money In their pockets,
although In former years few arrived
empty handed. Then, too, there IL
little Or no sails for their handi work,
and the Income from this has hereto
lore been considerable.
A negro named George Ellis, be.
leyed 10 be- professional burglar,
made his escape from the county Jail
Al Boise City, Idaho, some time
between ~ O'Clock Sunday night
and daylight Monday morning by cut.
ting his way with case knife. Ellls
went through the COGoyltes before
leaving. From "Ceusral" Soht m re
ololhers the enterpTising coon took Sg5
anu pocket knife. He alsO wore Oh
The Wealer's hat. He stripped Colehan
OF clothing, leaving him nothing but
On old pair OF pants, whiun COlehan
was VA, using as pillow. The prisoner II
hll at large, npIwlthstAniing the
.hcets have made strenuous efforts 10
hppfghend him.
Early Sunday morning two arme 4
men entered the day coach OF me
vain laid up Mt ThOmpsons Falls,
west Of Mssoula, Mont, on account Of
'ne water, anu COMMANDED the paeg-
euguu 70 hold up their hands. One OF
lnein covered the car with his revolver
ana Inc other searched the passengers,
AAlng everything OF value. The
lAIgesl amount taken from any one
Nas US, In all the robbers secured
Aoout 500 and several watches. As
so9h Us the work was completed they
Jumped from the car and fed, and be-
'ol, lhe alarm was given were well out
VI 'he way. No trace OF them has been
,guhu' No attempt was made % rob
,ne Iullman car II being locked, aud
plouAuly the men feared to create u
disturbance, M the train was In tue
's'l near tue depot
3, Foslolilce inspectors have boon on
,no 'fhl or thief for some time, says
NV Neno Now Ga 1uS, anu he was
H,ually run 10 earth this week at
funeral Greek, New. On March Goth
~. a letter was mailei at Station X,
nsu Francisco, Tor "A miner at El
i''alo canyon, Nevada. II WAS $500
~ currency, but when the letter
' '.u liz destination tho money hal
100 ana piece OF newspaper had
i 'l1en l's place. May LIST last another
''u' WIN $500 Ia II was mailed 10 tue
tsr, person AZ Station q, aud the c0u-
in',.lnet With "A similar fate. Deputy
apa us'ot IhTall was put on the cAse
mN,, wothGl steadily on II Tor nearly a
t1sn Ho traced the Letters until
ibsy reached Mineral Creek, where
v1hleutH VI tito bags nro sorted and