The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-13

Angeiine Brunch, the L! cal w
daughter of Edward Brunell, OF Maih-
erviIle. died from injuries received un-
der the wheels Of a heavy ore wagon
on Friday afternoon.
John Herndon is lying at DR.. Wells
hospital with four broken rios ana
uunctured lung, which We're sustained
in an accident at the Stewart mine III
lIeaderville on Friday afternoon.
Mike O'Learv became so Infatuated
Of having been elected three times IN
rand succession from Phil Harrlns-
tons saloon on Upper Main street,
R1tte in which he attempted to raise
2 drunken row, that he punched ms
left hand through the window IN the
door with the result that he very near
~ HE'D 10 death. His wrist was cut
more than half way in two and the
blood poured out of the wound in three
or four streams from the severed ar
ferries. The blood spurted out at every
pulsation of the heart and flew in all
directions.
An oregon paper says that the notes
on the wrought iron ranges peddled
through the county of Josephine are
now due. The men who induced the
farmers to buy those ranges are now
exactirg the price, which is about %
per cent more than the home dealer
charged. The steel range man also
worked the farmers and every body else
IN this town and county. The dupes
will shortly have to face the music
The moral IS: When you want TO buy
ANYTHING, go to your home merchant,
wby stands ready and is perfectly re-
sponsible to make any imperfections
good.
on Thursday evening last, during
the absence of the attendant at sup
per. three prisoners made a hole in the
wall and escaped. One was Franks.
held for passing bogus checks, and
the other two the men who robbed a
iewelry store at Nampa. They, with
three other prisoners had been left
IN the corridor. The latter refused to
go. and were locked in 8 cell. Among
the three who wouldn't take part in
the escape was Matt Crump, held for
the murder of Thomas Cronan.
Thomas Barry is filled with rejoicing
over a recent strike in the Olympia
mine, on Summit Flat. 1t was made a
few days ago two or three hundred
feet from the old chute, and further
up the hill. Rich float was discovered
there in big chunks, some weighing az
much as three or four hundred pounds
The expenditure of little muscle in
running cuts soon exposed the vein.
which is three or four feet wide. The
ore is high grade.-Idaho World.
The o. r. & N. train from the east
last evening brought to our city a
prominent -dignitary of the Mormon
church, Apostle Heber J. Grant. OF
Salt Lake City. who is accompanied by
his wife and Mr.. Byron Groo. who is
also a very prominent resident of the
city Of Latter-day Saints.
Apostle Grant is at the head of the
Grant Bros syndicate. which is oper-
ating in mining in Baker county and
which has large investments in Granite
district.
The visitors are on their way to
Portland and San Francisco on sight
seeing tour, and stopped over in Baker
City TO meet Mr.. B. F. Grant. who has
charge of the mining interests of the
syndicate and who came down from
Granite last evening. having been ad-
vised of the coming of the party.
Apostle Grant viii remain in the citv
over today and will very likely address
q congregation of the Mormon church
at their meeting house at Wilovale
this evening. He is said to be a fine
speaker, and should he conclude to
preach, his discourse will certainly be
nteresting-Baker City Democrat.
The mining operations of the Grant
Bros, of Salt Lake City, in Granite
district the past summer have been on
large scale and the amount of money
expended in that camp alone will foot
up to fully $4,000. The returns on this
investment so far is matter Of future
reaiiza ton. They have only fairly
started their enterprises and 1t will be
another year before the claims will be
on a basis to yield returns Their in
yestments cover both placer and
quartz, however, and the latter will be
put 20 the test this winter. A five-ton
Huntington mill plant Is in operation