Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25
Two Small Boys Capture a Large
Black Bear in Wyoming.
, opoG FARM NEAR EDDY, y. NJ.
Thriving Elk Ranch-An Evanston
scientists PredIction-fruit
Cauneries.

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The fruit growers about Grant
Junction, Colo, Hte busy preparing
for the marketing Of their crops.
Aspen, Colo, paid out something
over al 900 To entertain tue lalu q. a.
II pucam1ment and considers it
GOOD inveslment, which D. wac,
Grasshoppurs are Matching out IN
aome OF the gardens OF Fort Collins,
Colo, and also on the farms along tho
poudre and In the ioOlhills. hrcsJ
numbers are also reported irum the
vicinity Of Greeley.
+, q. Tracy has established dog
farm Ia the PscUB valley, urat Eduy,
Nm. Last week he received from
New York two more imported iyA
terriers, Que Of which took tue thru
rriEe At the New Norh bench show.
lie now has I'VE VI tue breed.
The fruit cauneflos Of the state Of
California, with the exception OF
very small number, have organ BED
trust, anu there have been hled Win
the secretary oi state the attcles VI
Incorporation OF the Calilotnh Can
ppfio. company, with a capital stock Oi
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the capital stock subscribed aud paid
up.
An Evanston (wyo.) scientist pre-
dicts that by the year 1900 electricity
will usurp tho place u the hired Rifi IN
many particulars. breakfast fifcH Will
be kindied, churnp, washing machines
and sewing machines Will be- run, AMI
cradles rocked, all by the push button,
nnu even cross babies can be suusidtd
rs electricity instead Of soothing
syrup.
on Saturday there arrived from
Guaymss, NJ. O'Bren, survivor Of
tho iil.iatrd Robinson expedition,
which came 10 grioi on Iibufyn bland
in tho Gull Of California on May 20.
O'Brlen fully coroboraiod accounts Of
the tragedy heretofore published. lie
thinks also that other Americans had
been allied previously by the Same
Indians, who had American silver
money, with which they offered 10 buy
ammunition.
Two prisoners broke jail at Del Notle,
Colo, on Friday, and escaped 10y max
ing hol0 In tho roof. The work
showed plainly that assistance was
rendered from the outside. Herman
Molly was ineatoefated In lieu oi $500
bonds ~ appear At next torn OF court
Tor cattle stealing. The other prisoner,
William Halter, was sent mere from
Mineral county for sale keeping. shei-
IN H0bkirk aud deputies are on their
trail.
A well known cattle dealer, speak
ing VI the advance In price Of cattle
since the beginning OF the year, Gays 10
the Cheyenne Sun that In January he
could buy One anu two year old
Oregon steers for from 50 TO $1,000;
now they are hold at $40 and $40. Tue
same advance has been maue In the
Panhandle Of Texas. Owing 10 the de-
mand for cattle In British Columbia, II
~ difiicult for Montana parties to buy
In Oregon, Idaho or Utah.
The Eureka, New, Sentinel learns
that +. Beuoh, farmer ana stock
man OF Ruby valley, was found dead
In his barn a few days ago. His skull
was mashed IN, which Ia supposed 10
have been caused from the Kick Of a
horse. Before taking up his home In
RuUy valley ~ was ruuldent OF
Eureka, about twenty yeafa ago, lie
had accumulated considerable proper
~ In the valley, anu WAS native Of
Germany, aged 90 years.
A man named Hunter came over
from Oakley, Caisla county, yesterday,
says the 5hoshOne tldnhOl Journal,
aud reported around town tuHt Amos
Castle, the young man who attempted
suicide by cutting his throat here
about three weeks ago, completed the
81 a T.0tH a ava atugtt ~ flaLlRN Tina
time he iilled his nostrlls with Gotten
and then tied rope around his neck
as light as possible, after which he
Jumped into canal. Between
ntrAngulati0n aud suiiUcation he COM
pleted the work begun here.
Atan early hour on Saturday morn
Ing George P0pet Dan Van Camp,
James Gaughan, Tom O'DOnnell, Tom
Burns and Jack Baker entered Good.
mans dance hall nj Victor, Colo, with |
drawn revolvcrs anu procee ed 10
clean out the place. J. j, WHtneck, |
tho bartender, was pounded over the
head with guns until no was insrnslble |
and IL In critical condition. The |
plano player was shot through the |
right fore arm anu Rose Goodwin e.
caped with ahot through her legs. Tue
AhNk hNtAN'sfNA hA' iNANN
officers " Victor. Warrants have been
sworn out against all that crowd anu
they were arrested
An emlgraut family ON route ives,
says the Carbon (Wyo.) county Jour.
nal temporarily cAmiud In Hugu's
Rulch, about eight miles southeast Of
town, tho uthsr day, They were com
pelled TO remain there for come time, Us
their horses got away from them.
While the father wae,out looking TOT the
Ia 1Tsos, two 0i the children, about thir-
teen aud fifteen years old, scared up "a
large black bear, not far from the camp.
The boys startedI In 10 get the Oenr
The one Toped II around the neck aul
tne other got rope on onu Of IT. hind
legs. They stretched bfuin out, put
collar AMI chain on him and brought
him 10 town tied 10 the wagon.
ID. II. Castiday, who has lust come
In from his sheep camp on SNAKE riyer,
tells the Rawlius (WSo,l RcpubdodH VI
a thriving elk Taucn on slavery creek,
about eight miles from Dixon, OWNED
by Barrett Litlehell. MIR. Lltlleheld
has about filty head Of elk IN large
enclosure, about u dozen Of them ueing
bulls and the remainder COWS. The Gu.
closure IN which the ella arc kept n n
i've hundred aoIe trac. OF land fenced
with six vile (bAtb) fence. OooR.
HiOnally some NJ he animals get out
but they stay around close and Olttimes
find their way back In them el yes