Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-26
NEWS OF THE WEST.
A San Francisco Doctor Charged
With Branding Babe.
ESCAPE OF A MONTANA MURDERER
Mining Noics- ontana's Gold Pro
duc,-All,ged bribery by
Councilmrn.
ESCAPE OF MONTANA MURDERER

The Lehi Sugar Factory comrsny IL
having lsfpe stofehouss built 4j175
at the factory In which to store sugar.
Il stated that a petition will soon
be Ia circulation praying Tor a unily
mail service from Casyer, Wyo., 10
to the y & Horn Basin country.
An evening paper In PoHlaui, Or,
says that the mayor will call for a
thorough Investigation Of n charge Of
bribery against certain members Of the
city council.
Articles Of incorporation have been
flod by the Eureka Bituminous Rock,
Mining anu Pavement company Of
California. The capital stock Ia $780,
600, Of which 500 has been subscribed.
Montana insists that her gold rfo-
duct this yesf will show q gain OF 20
per cent over 1893. Colorado claims ~
per cent, while the receipts at tue
Denver branch mint indicates a high.
" figure.
l.. W. Tatlock, inspector general o.
Governor West's htafi, leaves for his
home In Salt Lske trvight, says the
Reno (Novadh) Gdsctte. MI Tailuck
IL engaged IN the suit Of tho White
Cloud Copper company against George
Lovolocks ST., which will come up al
Saltwater on the 3jth iuet.
A mammoth petition Ia being signed
hy the people Of Aspen, Luadvii'c,
Salida, Gv0rgetown, Csnitsi CITY,
Cripple Greek, Cfeede, breckenridge
and other important Colorado towns.
II Nv addressed 60 the business men and
citizens Of Arapahoe county, and axis
them 10 stand by the mou ntains In the
fight for silver.
The new Ixlvlation works al Dun.
eau, Colo, are now ready TO begin
work. 1.-THE treatment proves sue
cess there viii be- bug rush 10 this
csmp, aud properties which are now
doing but very little will To- worked 10
their iull capacity, while vast
amount o. virgin ground Will soon bo
staked or by new prospectofa.
Ephraim EatcrpTtse: Within the
next week or ten days the Gunnison
roller mill will he completed aud ready
10 commence work, A good run IA
expected, rs this years or p has been
xceedingly good In that locality.
Neis Thompson and J. r. Ffanseu, Of
this city, the protectors o the enter.
prize, deserve credit for their work.
IL will be- great advantage 10 Gunni.
sou ami surrounding settlements, ns
heretofore they had 10 20 either TO
Shlina OF N yhsld for their hour
Dr. l.. y. Griiith, OF Mchl lister
street, san Ffaucitco, who bfald rd a
baby on the llth inst, has been tried
Tor cruelty 10 n child aud acquitted.
n 4 ID. b.
with the letter "MD and n bar be.
low the letter, the defendant sent It H.
the Receiving hospital In chafgs Of
a messenger boy. lie freely Hcknowl.
edged that he had marked tue BABY NJ
that Ia some future time the mother
ooulu identity her offspring. lie was
nervous ara TVtltsa until alter the
verdict OF "nOt"guilty" was returned
by the Jury.
Gross, the MONTANA murderer, who
was located Ia Missouri, has ngaiu
r,caped. Sbefiti OMAR secured
f,quisltion papers auu went 10 Mis-.
ufi on the suppUsltion that his man
had already been arrested, but wucn
he arrived there no learned that Gross
was working as carpenter ON n bridge
lear the town Ia when he liyeu, As
the MonlsuA sheriff was well known
10 Gross, he decided 10 have the local
tfiicera there maho the arrest, but WHEN
the latter went nileT their man he drew
two guns aud broke into the woods
with the muzEle Of the weapons point.
ing In the direction Of the officer.
A curious verdict was rendered In
the county couttAt DanvefOn Weines-
day. Attorney >. Il. Horn sued
Thomas Brown for professional sell
vices In ropIevin suit. The charges
were $500, but n payment Of $50 was
conceded by plAintn Judge Lu Fevfe
instructed the jury that n there was a
finding for Horn II must be for $3.50.
Testimony was introduced for the pur-
rose OF showing that the legal suu Of
the rspleVin proceeding had not been
condu cteL skilfully. The Jury returned
verdict for Brown OF 50. Attorney
Horn therefore not only RECEIVERS
nothing, but he must pay his client 50
aud the costs Of the suu.
The HALEY (IdRho) papers contain
accounts Of the killing Of Willis Jones
hy John Y. FallOn, on Fish creek.
Both men were farmers aud, until fe.
cent y, partners, Some difficulty arose
over the dissolution Of partnership.
The men quaTTeled and Jones made a
furious attack upon Fallon with keen
edged sickle. Fallon tuc eedrd In
waTding Oh the blows, anu this seemed
10 increase Jones's rage. with 40 oath
that he would Kill FAlloD, Jones
started oil towards the house. Fallon,
tutmising he had gone for gun,
started aiier him on the run. Fallon
reached the house fret anu was load.
ing n ride when Jones came up. Joues
Arain attacked him vita the sickle. A
furious hand 10 hand battle followed.
Finally Fallon succeeded In loading
the gun ami shot his antagonist dead.
He went into HALEY anu gave himself
up. lie claims he WAS forced TO kill
JONES In telf.delense. jones IA said 10
have had bad record anu Is credited
with having killed four men In Cali
fOTnlA.