Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
Notes

JOS. A. Wet has returned TO Logan
after somewhat EXTENDED business
trip 10 Salt Lake.
a little son Of Prof j. ~ pauls fell
frum a stair banisIor, ulshuuE ON his
head. lie was uncJusgl0u8 iJr some
time.
l.. II. MILES, II SmithheII, got bic
hand caught Ia the c1ss gi % moving
maohiUs on Thursday. 10 was badly
lacurstod, nud Uuu nusor was mashed
10 the bone.
Wing Luos n Chiuufe restaurant
keeper, aud Wuug Lung, bis assistant,
were taken down TO the penitontiary
TOR failure 20 c0mply with tue net re-
quiring thom ~ register
Dr. Bucher, ID. II. Nickum and wife,
A. g.. Benton aud vile, Walter Little,
j. II. Herman aud hisstH Little ami
MnrumD, AL OF Salt Lake, started ON
Friday morning Tor au Outlng In
Logan canyon.
q. ". Luikln, Jr., his wife and three
children were UHt riding near Hyde
PARK, when the horse ran away. The
buggy was tipped over. Tue only one
burt was little tw0.yrat.0li boy,
whose head was cut, but not 10 badly
a. to inlet serious injury.
Ga Thursday morning Chas. Harris,
viOlinist, Herman HAtch, pianist, and
Miss Edna CafdIn, soprano, went 10
Paris, Idaho, 10 assist "a n concert TO
be given At that place ON Saturday
evening, under tue auspices OF The
Paris choir. A number Of prominent
citiz usaccomI Rlicd them.
Mise Victoria Clay ton, of Salt Lake,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs y.
w. Have. 90 Thursday morning she
left her SISTERS home In company
with Mt Matt. McCuue OF Auac0ndb,
Montana, ostouHbly for ride 10
Smituteld, where, the gentleman
said, he was about 10 purchase some
horses. Instead Of gong 10 Smith
field the couple went on 10 Franklin,
lluho; where no marriage licenBs 10
required, and returned In the evening
man aud wife. The lady's nearest re-
latives had no idea Of her Intention,
James kearl, Of Laketown, Rich
county, was brought over from that
place by Deputy Cook AMI taken b.
lore Commissioner Fletcher, where he
was held Ia $500 buuus 10 answer TO n
charge OF adultery Ntho indictment
having been found ny the grand jury
u .ho Fourth district court In March,
1893. While crossing the mountains
in HE buggy Mr. krarl had one Of bic
fiOs broken, Decides beng badly
squeezed. lie was leading horse hs.
hlud tho buggy, the rope being tied
around his waist, when the animal
lefkvd back, iniurinr him ~ stated.
Today a News representative was
shown samples Dt quartz from niue
near Weathefhy station, Oregon, which
were generously hrspangled with gold
In fact the rock had a decidedly At.
tfaCtiye appearance. The mine has
been known aH the Shelton, but has
been incorporated under the name Of
the Bonanza. a few days ago a genu.
inc contact vein, between granite And
POI phyfy, was struck. II IL about two
iret thick, anu goes ! 10 10 the ton. The
orc u FREQ milling. This mine has
been worked on and on Tor about four
yeArs, and has paid all expenses, la.
cluuing the cost OF u 1ye.stAmp mill.
NJ. HI. Fatnrs, OF Logan, his brother
three other gentlemen Ia the latter
city own the control Apparently II Is
a rich property.
Shortly before midnight last night
Mt. W. =. LnmoreauK happened ~ ne
ON the sidewalk just across the street
from the store ll The Cache Valley
Mercantile company on Third street,
when hU saw n man Ia the act Of rails.
ing "a trap door which leads from the
sidewalk into the usllar OF that inslltu.
ton. 10 looked lie burglar doing
his ncL Mr.. LgmoreauX hastily
armed himself anu started n putfuit IN
when two ur three other gentlemen,
including % policeman, i0iued. Tho
culprit was 0vpftaseu anu identified,
but the ON er did not arrest him be-
cause lao doubted his authority 10 DO
NO without warrant The burglar was
young man we'll tut unfayorably
known In l. gan. owing TO tue police.
mans scruplea hu was allowed 10 90