Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-30
NEWS OF The WEST.
A Rauch Hands Successful D8tsrml-
nation 10 Cftmaie Himself.
wYoMIsGi srOcKMES ARE HAPPY.
What the Coxeyile Trouble Cost the
state VI Idaho-Other
lens.

top prices.
u. .. Marshal Pinkham has, tayt
the Boise AfatctUiIa, returned it.m
north iIahO, wnvfu ho paid OF Hni
discharged all VI his deputies except
ten at dope. Tue mafunal says tue
gOxeyite trouble m tnls state Gust the
government 100000.
Pfoieaor Aldnon, euiomologist OF
the Agricultural Exptrim ut station
~ Moscow, ldAhO, has investigAtvu
tue grain aphis, which IN ituud all
through that section. Professor Az.
rich believes tuat thu apuis Will do no
serious damage " CROP.
The prospects are that a silver camp
will spring into existence south Of tue
Minuemucoa, NsvaIa, tuis TAIL, sAys
tue Siuer state. Assays taken nom
leugts Ave over 100 ounces IA silver
Auu lew collars IA gold. An Bssay
from Virginia Cay showed li6 ounces
In silver anu ~ ~ gglu.
some OF tue stockmen who reside Ia
Uiuta county, tu. wnuse cattle range
In Fremont county, nave reluted to
pay thuir taxes, remarks the LafHmiu
(NyOl boomerang. re Asurvr Bua.
son Uiu nUt pfvpOsu " DO beAtru, ~ he
AhA ANNAAAAA AANHAhA NfAhANa - aNAAN -
men anu rounded up enough stock to
indemnify Fremont county ana
brought them 10 Lauder W 30 sold.
1he ca1,lvnou pfOpote 20 test tue cate.
Tho Laramie Creamery Will Rue.
peud olefaiyus this week. says tie
hsIu6hodH VI tnAI tuwu. Inc yea ufo
has isiltu ia consequence VI the %, Aui
Ur ught Ia by tho fauohmtn. IL IL
- H.aH a.saa ia
tnat mo Of the material reaches l,r
dsslinau0u IN a. afliaiI5 hOuttu UJudi.
lion, anu thus the favJr VI the Iuttct
IL ~ iuluTvu ~ 10 domOfauzu lhe sale u
tbs article,
Ihv Mcfchnnts' Protective mH0cla.
ton VI bultr, luanUi II Heut cit,ulalt
% all the leadins merchants VI ia,
state ufgiug thum " vnloavJr 10 gut
untXp,U HlJn vi opinion ituui tue lex
islauve candidates ia their fesl ccuvt
counuts On tue question ol repeal Vi
the mrfChanls' incense, when tue
association cUnSiuefs most unIust
tax. Tue association viii tnuuav
to zee that men are elected 10 the
legislature VINO are ia iavOr VI repeal
VI tue obnoxious Jaw.
W to uatu 9,BJOOOl rounds Of
wool have teen i,cviVed NJ Great
Falls, Mont, loo shipment East. lite
estimated that tut. yegi's total Uiip VIII
amount TO between 100000 anu
6,UUO,OJO pounds, or about twice tus
present rrcg plr. Last years clip ~.
ceived snd shipped from there amount.
ed ~ abOu. 3, 2jJ,OO0, 40 that this pre-.
ent season ~ gratifying IA mat II shove
AL increase VI almost 100 per cent Ia
a. "a HaH 10 .UaH
90 II cents.
The Mountain Home (Idaho) Repu5.
hoda states that one Jay last wees
Roscoe Smith, q. n. smart, DR.. Nieu-
kirk anu Hugh Latham visited
Eureka cave. They explored tue
cavern 10 tue depth Of about 100 feet.
That this cave has been visited by
many people IN years past ~ evidenced
by tho numerous autographs that are
carved upon the walls aud cards
stTewn along the bottom. The men
found 0Le card bearing the date Of
1873 They ADDED their autographs 10
the lready large collection.
A few days hgo Pete Larsen came
within an ace Of cashing ia his checks,
says the Shoshone (ldah1) Journal
lie was up the river 10 company with
several others swimming, and while
attempting 10 cross the river Ht point
where the current Ia rather swiit, be-
came exhausted anu sank. Ho went
down twice before any " his comtAn.
ions noticed II, AMI just ~ he was
descending for tho third time Matt
McFall, VINO was In the water, swan
out aud succeeded In catching and
landing him on the bank
An rfiortio have the mail route now
terminating at Lake valley, extended
some iotty.nve miles farther north 10
osceola. TO connect with tho route from
Ely to Frisco, Utah, Ia being made,
says the Phoebe (Nevadgl Record. "a
petition was circulated here on Mon.
day and will be taRen from horo IN
White Pine county, where the OF onlng
~ the route Ia as much desired ~ nj
this point. az II will place Lincoln and
White Pine counties In direct com.
municaiiOn with each other, some.
thing we have not enjoyed for year
or two"
The welser q dsho) SigHaI says that
a lafgs company Of Norwegian emil
grants are intending 10 settle In Long
Valley this summer. The committee
tent out by tuein 10 choose location,
after travelling over large part OF
Idaho, decided 10 locate there. They
say they do not mind the deep snow,
They arc used 10 II. Here they can
find good water, good soil, plenty OF
timber can raise grain aud gardens.
and think that ueep snow aud long
winters ate lees Inconvenience than
scarcity Of feed for winter, poor water
anu very little OF II, no timber and no
range for stock.
Winuemucoa (Nevada) SRuer State
Mrs. Logan, OF Lpyelock, who la srli.
defense put au end 10 her husbaudSs
life after he had murdered two men In
n cOwardly manner by shooting them
through the back with a rifle, ana
after he had threatened to cut hor up
In small pieces, fearing ride bal
would end her lie too easily, is In the
eyes Of more than one exchange q
woman TO be upheld for her justiflnblr
act After a preliminary exsmiuatl. n
before Justice Young Of LOvslock, she
was di'oharsed on the ground Of self.
defense.
A man named Napione, employed
on ranch about Ave miles from II n
c0e, Gal, had been on Prolonged
spree aud while under tho Influence
OF dtlitium tTemeus, ~ he'd int "A barn
and set fire 10 H. The tamea drew the
attention Of several people who were
working In the vicinity aud they
rushed into tho barn aud dragged Out
Nnpionei who was badly burned, anu
threw him Into a large horse rough.
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