Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-21
NEWS OF THE WEST.
IA, Killed by The CaVIn8 10 Of a
Sand Bank
colorado springs Has a Scheme Gu
u.ni.--Thc Pat Winter in Arb
zoaa.-Olhcr Item"

c.,von CITY. Cob, n1tlols are already
mi Tor d giaud chryenuthemum
nov lu the fell.
~,.,.afe about q million young feb
,,.. tf8urhs Ut the Laramie, W. op
y. which will soon uo dis
uiuuitl.
Tho star. Times is urging the intro
f,.fi,p uInut culture IA thu dianu
.-iisv. and au.uC0ls the pecan as q
,.lIsiy thatcan uu succetafuliy Grown
Articles Of Incorporation Of the town
81 FmIta, in Mtra county Colo,
,,g, been filed with The SECRETARY "
.,etc. signed by over 100 clz8ns.
The North Platte, IN Wyoming, is
,pa lear one day iAst week, accord
trr 10 the Saratoga sun, the fivrr futc
"e1t during the night and was filled
win old ice, slush and yellow mud.
Tse Damiug. y. NJ, Land aud
Water company are putting down the
bvdrants, ana will DO ready ht any
lime 10 furnish water Tor fire purposes
vbeneyor the town ia IA a position 70
contract Tor tho same.
Many oitho sheep mon m the ooun.
rts bordering tho ld0 Gmude, la
Texas aud New Mexico, have sold
their fooks Of scrubs aui are waiting
fora turn In the tide Of wool and NUT
ton 10 stock up with better breeds.
Colorado Springs IL discussing the
subject Of erecting bis auditorium
enable OF seating from 5000 to 1900
pe5po, which would no doubt be u
great assistance Ia inducing state and
national conventions TO meet Ia that
city.
There Il but little Of tho old crop Of
grain leit IN tho Salt river valley, Aril.
Barley, now selling i0r 20 cents n hum
dred, l. expected 10 rapidly appreciate
Ia price, Tor the market quotation In
LosAngoles has tisou 10 nearly sl.O3
already.
Both horticulture md agriculture
afo experiencing large Hnd rapid
growth IA tho Espauola portion Of the
RIO Gunde valley, Just south 0f the
Colorado line. New bitches Aro being
built aud the people arc busy settling
out ifuit trees and putting In crops.
The past winter has been marked by
tho fall Of more than the average
amount Of rain and snow In Arizona.
rhoamounto Of snow which fell In tho
mountains has probably not been
tqaallod In several years. Tho streams
10 general apparently contain suillci.
rui water Tor irrigation.
A strong coal company has been
0rmed, principally IN Mancys, %
WORK tho magnificent coal beds out
cropping near Lost Canyon. They
have seven feet VI solid coal In tho
breast VI their tunnel. The coal IL Of
tho finest peacock quality, and tho
mouth OF the tunnel n witnin a stones
thfow VI tho RIO Gfande Southern
railroad.
Judge Holbrook has rendered An
opinion at Monte Nistu, Col0.,in which
no holds that the sheriff has no right
10 charge litignuts for his travelling eN.
pcusUH IN addition 10 his regular mile.
age. The sheriff Of the county has
b,on charging litiganis for livery hire
ana hotel bile, la addition 10 his rcgu.
Oar fees, anu the matter Was brought up
On "a motion 10 relax costs In certain
yH-e.
Mr. George Arnett, who lives three
snl hall miles northeast OF Greeley,
Cob, met with q serious accident going
INTO town. While crossing tho railroad
tack on seventh street his wagon was
struck by the pay car which was going
40 over tue GUT dlviai0n. rhe tracks
were tlloi with cars which hid the
ulmlug tfaiu from Wow. Mr. Arnutt
received two severe scalp wounds,
severe bruises on tao l0it shoulder anu
ono rio was broken. His wagon was
carried nearly a block by the engine.
samuel Bait, aged II yoars, son u a
Tuner llying iu the eastern part OF
Hoiyuko county, Colo, was killed on
wednesday by the cnving Ia OF SAND
bank. lie aud mis- brother, some two
yeats older, had gone 70 an Old sand
tank, 200 or 800 yards from the resi-.
dtncc, after snnd, and while Ia the pit,
which was i've feet In depth, the bank
eAVed upon thu hrOthers, partially GOV.
gflug the elder aud turying the
younger one under three ieel Of earth.
to was uuau when uncovered, some
h''etn or twenty minuIes afterwards.
rna amount Of hay, says the
Irwui1, Ariz,, Gazette, shipped over
luu Atlantic ana lAClng road iu 1885
and up 10 March lst was S,81a tons,
most Of which was intended Tor pointl
along tho line. OF ibis amount, 9,S2s
ilns came by the way OF MUhavr,
4l5i from Southern California by
way OF BautOw, aud 1890 tons b,
way OF Albuquerque. over half OI
iuis vast amount VIII be- taken from the
salt river valley upon the completion
of the santa Fe, Prescott aud PuW OK
f.iIToad.
Word has just been received at Don.
yer Of the finding OF the remains OF AZ
unknown man near Crooks mountain
on the stage line between Lander anu
RawlinH, aud ABOUT five miles south o
ROncis p1stoilico. The discovery wal
made by FL SignOr, postmaster % the
above mentioned place, and from iudl
cations the man had been dead two OF
Three years. There were found will
the body o shotgun, which was loaded,
and hve.shOOter, two chambers o.
which were empty, ana IN one Of the
pockets Of the clothing q $40 gold piece
anu 81 IN silver. No clue has been dis
covered IN 10 his identity, und no ont
is known 10 be- missing from that sec,
ton. The coroner has left Tor the
Scene Of the discovery TO make an In
vealigation.
james Hassmer was ehot ut Boulder
Col, at 10 O'Clock on Tuesday mghi
by Mis-. Cyrus Dearborn anu died Two
hours afterwards. Hassmer, with i've
other men. WlTD Out talEiuu iu fhf