Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-26
TERRITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.
Various Items as 10 Riclil ld.-IWo
Accident. Occur at PnJsou.

Rlohneli Adr.c4tG Since II has
been teen that very large crop Of
wheat will bo proiuo'd this season,
people nave begun {, dispose Of their
graiu, It seems that wheat is more
plentiful now than IL was a month
ago, aud It &. thoul BIT that the price
will fnll In very short time. The
Poul.en mill ~ now running almost
all the time and is doing spitnild
work.
A company was organized last
Saturday tot the purpose - erecting O
mil anu operating the Butler mill
John l.. Butler ~ pfesideui, james
Butler vice pfesiJent. JOhn B' ok sec
rotary nuu treasurer, aud John Il.
Lrvey aud Johu Butler directors. Tue
properly IL stocked At 100000 shares a.
jar value Of 81 each. OPERATIONS viii
begin ia short time.
The mill at the SEWER mine was
closed down last week several Jays On
account Of breaking the doe. Ihh'
cleanup demonstrated that the MI
was paying well; AMI II has now 1t-
come nKIure. THIS IL Important
when II In known that there are many
proportions near that mine that ht'
equally good, aud that what Il true o.
Sewer Ia tfus Of tbs fust,so that many
miues and many mills Will DO worked
o. soon ~ money aud lsbor can get
them started.
Mt. Frank Harflgan, tho we'll
known pavement contractor Of Salt
Lake, came down 10 Richnold on
Thursday Of last week to examine
some mining properly In tbs ONO
di.tric'. Dr. Waffe. hal sent an
assay, and o. II showed si,O0S.iO golu
b the ton, Mr. HarfigRu became cx.
cited aud came down, but Dc. Wafrvu
was abscnt NJ PAuguiioh, and Mf.
HarrisRn returned 10 Salt Lake. He
will return about the lOth Of August
anu put In about two weeks iu the
Marysyale and Clear Crock districts.
Waiter Anderson AMI Leo Bean, TWO
Richheid lads about twelve years old,
were thrown from horse ON sunday
and shaken up severely. They anu
another little boy while running race
behind herd of cows that were being
driven from the pasture Tau into the
herd AMI tho horse which the two b -
were riding fell over COW. The hair
was scraped from tue side Of LvO'a
head and no was also battered up. IL
was thought that Walters shoulder
was broken, tut yesterday he was NalG.
ing sum- around.
o PAyson Ddty Inns William Powell
IL suffering ffOm badly bfu sol shout
Jet On Monday ne was engaged 10
leaning when Ia some way he was
thrown from tne wagon and tuatainru
tUvefal severe bruiies 10 his shoulder
Beyond this he thought he was not
Injured, tut since several faintiug fu
aud Intermittent spells OF vomiling
seem TO indicate that there are internal
injuries.
Young Rob WINNER Jr. suffered
the loss Of a fiuger day or 10 ago. He
was watching a couple Of ladsaaw Wool
with large crOsi- Cut saw when niH
curiosity Was aroused by the sight 81 D
cavity In the side OF the iog. H. shove
his nngsr Into tho hoe aud the uux.
ume the Jaw came that way the mum.
Der was Ampulated.
II was n sad home coming for Mrs.
Mary Ellsworth sunday. 5bs had
been visiting u brother vino lives seven
miles north Of Ogden when the uis.
patch reached her Of the death Of her
son. She started Immediately for Pay.
sou and Reached bpringvills ut 1880
Sunday morning. Here sho wa mot
by friends who brought her " Paytou.
--Pdyson Daiy nmss
There are number Of Texans work.
Ing at Milford. rays tho Beaver
UtOnidu, anu one Of those has hoy
some nine years old. Tho iaI mounted
hand car which was loaded with i've
casks Of water 10 be taken 10 tho men
working on washOut up tho track
few miles. "TeX" as the lad is called,
was sitting on tbs front rud OF the CAT
anu fell on, getting unuer the moving
car which ran over him. When he Was
picked up IL was found that his lower
Jaw was badly mashed, his teeth were
knocked out aud no was otherwise
badly bruised about the body. it was
nearly i've hours before a physician
could DO had 10 attend the wUunutd
boy, aud lhe agony he nuilerul wns
dreadful. TnRt night he was made ~
comfortable a. possible and neXt morn
ing was taken 10 Salt Lake where hu ~
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