Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19
NEWS OF THE WEST.
H,syy Shipments Of Utah Potatoes
10 California.
nIpY PLAYED Win MATCHES
Salts Against the Southern Pacific
Policemen Fined for prunkenness--
Cooperative Apple Culture.

Thn
ue "a gtate Floral SJoisty will
axe place ut the Paiace no.e' o" INV
Ain. gblh and 10Th Of octoosr'
the San francisco Chronicle o
rhn,sdav last stated that owing 70 the
hssvy shipments Of potatoes ffom
pf.n and Colorado, Clay street wnhff
IN that city IL piled high with them.
cbstls. ID. Smith, 75 years old, was
committed 10 the Stockton Insane
ssylom Wednesday NJ Viaalia, Cal.
u. lost fortune the ColJradO
lines. and this caused hts demeniia.
Charles YesilHg, Of Yakima, Wash,
- allied near Jacoma Wtunseuay,
whtis walking on the railroad. Hs
s'.,ned oil one track g. let n train pats
uh.n another train goiug In the oppo-
ate direction struck aua killed him.
Gan Jese. Cal, ron { $3.50. y3O poun 9
a, sants Clara county products East
I.st week, Dfiid ufuues formed the
lafsest item, 8,i0O,72O pounds havin
rssn fnrWafdeu. ino shllmsntH for
the corresponding week In 1894 were
6Os4, $50 pounds.
! me Of the euterpiislng young men
~ L.keport, Cal, are ticking Of f0rm-
ipaA cooperative stock company anu
engaging 10 tho growing Of applss.
IA tne plans mature successfully 100
netes OF land will DO secured IN some
favorable locality AMI planted TO winter
apples,
The Nevada Southern railway was
sold By the sheriff, Wednesday, at Ban
BefnAfdino, Cal, to IL. ID. Anderson.
The sale was made under n decree Il
Inc superior court. Judgments had
Teen rendered Tor Sl5l,7O9. The
amount bid was sl53, 96GoS. Anderson
will transfer tho property 10 the Call
lofnla and Eastern Railway com pany.
A fourteen. year-old daushio Of r.
J. Kirk, OF Athens, Ore, left her home
last wteE Tor the John Day count y,
taxing with her bauJ OF twelve hOr e.
bslOBgin to her father. Chs went as
lar o. Ritter, whore tho was overtaken
uy m Ulcer OF Athena Ena brought
back. sho refused TO give any reason
WY sue started ON the strange exps.
liton.
Two hundred and twonty.eight d..
yofces were granted In Montana dur.
log the year 1894, and Of that number
l67 were on the complaint Of the vile,
while only u were granted where 1t
wss found that the wife was 10 blame.
Against the total number Of divorces,
IS, are the records OF 1888 marriage
licenses being iseusd. The psicentale
OF divorces 10 marriages in tho entire
slate was 1925.
J. A. Goodrich, principal OF one OF
The san Diego, Cal, public schoolS, Ill
treated one OF tho scholars last FRI.
lay Ia compelling him TO obey n
command. The scholars considered
that the treatment was u necessarily
banh and uniuet, and about forty
Toys watched for Goodrich alter scuo1l
was dismissed and then stoned him
ior several blocks. until policeman ho-
corded Tue principal protection.
Policemen Keegan and Langford, OF
the San francisco force, were nned
lbO each on Wednesday Tor being In
toxicated during one OF the weekly
nils Of membsis OF the deps rlmeut.
keegan pleaded that he was alex ana
t.ok several drinks OF whisky. As he
49, aNN 'astA nay Agt -IuhI
hours the liquor went TO his head anu
made him dlEIy. His story was not,
however, regarded M giving n tufii-
tlent excuse for his having been
trunk.
Roble Goldman, the 8-yoar.old chill
VI Jacob Goldman, OF San Francisco,
played with matches "Wednesday
uneEnoon In the yard OF her homs,
aud ~ u result che IL now lying at the
iteeiving hospital, badly bur, cd
STOUT tue hssd and boiy. Tho doctor
b doubtful Of the child's recovery. The
enid was playing with another girl IN
ihe yard 10 irouI Of the house when
tbs accident occurred. The children
hai In some way got hold OF some
matches, and In lighting them ROsiv's
clothes were igniteu. Upon die.
eovvfipg that her clothes were on IRE
ths ran screaming into tho street., but
before she could DO reached by her
mother, who had hoard her cries, the
clothing was entirely burned from hof
ny. She was taken into the house
~ het mother anu cared for a. we'll a.
hosslbls until tho ambulance arrived.
when the little one wss put on the
opeia1ll < table nj the hospital It was
lOund that there was scarcely a SPOT gu
nor body that had not been scared by
the danes.
Dr. W. ii. Robinson, OF Oakland,
Calr who suing the Southern Pacific
h.llway company for more than halt
million dollars, Aggregating the claims
OF several passengers who were put of
uaihs when they had stopped over On
uckels which did not carry any stop.
sver privileges, on Wednesday gainei
smother victory In his litigation.
the court made an order everything
uunurfer 10 the answer OF Robinson
anl others In the suit brought by tho
railroad TO compel all claimants for
damages growing out Of q refusal OF
tlopo'er privileges TO lltigAts their
causes OF action In one suit. The de.
mutrer OF tho railroad raised the point
mat many OF the claims sued upon
were barred by the statute OF limlta.
tlohs because not commenced within
one year. The court held, however,
'nN a railroad ticket 10 an ordinary
iegsi contract, on which suit can be-
Drought ut any time within four years.
haI the decision besn against Inc
hRgteyed passengers they would have
sen able to prosecute suits for only
ssV,OOO Instead Of s57s, 200.
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