Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-20
NEWS OF THE WEST.
IN kttd Man Killed BY Children
ColsIIpe.
u,LIC FROM AN INDIAN GRAVE.
Nh, BArbsrs Can Work on Sunday
Al Avalanche sbed--FsmIlJ Of
Bear Killers.
c,uaisro grow. Wild ives, Of TulAre

AXE,
A Tacoms, Wash, judge hss decided
inst shaving IL q bscsssAry work, and
asrorIinEly released two BARRIERS 90.
s,,s,d Of violating the city ordinance
sSaiptt working on Sunday.
rbs ollissns Of Santa Aunl, CAL,
h,ye appoi nted n committee OF i've to
~. charge Of tho entertainment Of
Eating tourists TO attract whom that
siI, l. golng 10 make crest efforts.
Tho Wyoming Agricultural COLLEGE
h.. issued n bulletin stating that the
new iofsge plant sscoallns, or giant
mot grass, IL isllufs In Wyoming
because 1t 10 not sufficiently hardy.
Betmsn Maisr, recently a marine on
,hs United States steamer Baltimore.
"a found dead Tuesday afternoon IN
nom in foominc houae, Bau Fran.
c,,eo, The room was full II gas which
~, fiowing from n lot which had not
been turned on.
ON Tillamtok rock, Cal, the other
day a dog went mad aud Legau ohas.
ins the men all around the place.
Amer much hard work and acbemIng
ib,y finally succeeded In locking the
nnimal In tho dining room, where,
silef time,in lie mad frenzy, II bulted
~ fAins out ngainst the wall.
On Monday OK. Sheriff }. NJ. Star.
l,y, assisted by his vile anu ssn
George, killed four beatb on their
ranch near Uklnh, Cal. The largest
n The animals weighed 200 pounds,
and was killed only after dsspeTats
,ttuRRle. Snow In the mountains 10
driving the large game down Into the
valleys
somo OF the ANAL slockmsn along
Eagle crock, Mont, bOlloi their oalvte
this season a. protection againSt
volyOI and tue aohomo proved SUGGEST.
mi In former seasons II was not un-
utual to have one.lhird Of the calf crop
kIlled BY wild AnimAls, but this year
no loss al al vas suffered by those
who adopted the abeyc prscaution.
NsIt season most OF the ranohmen In
ina. vicinity will resort 20 this simple
and apparently efficient remedy for the
wolf pest.
Five sleeping cara on the woat.bound
overland rolled down an embAuk
one mile east Of Tovlst, Cal, Tuesday
motning. The train was turning a
shafp curve at n speed OF twenty mi'e,
an hour, when tue cars lott the iail.
and went over tho twenty foot tm-
b1ukmsni. Tho sleeper Flores INSIDE
complete revolution, and the tourist
was turned bstlom aldo up. SlTAng.
o. Il may seem, none Of the passengers
,u,,ainol injury other than slight
bruises or cuts from broken glaze.
Many OF the passengers were taken
ou, through tho car windowe.
There was an exciting scene al one
Of the hotels at Los Angeles, Cal,
Tuesday. Haus Hansen, an advef.
tising solicitor, whose home Ia at Dat
Hill, NspA county, was eating dinnet
with the other boaTdoIs nj the house,
when n woman rushed into the room
and, throwing her arms around Tie
neck, declared that no was her hus.
bAnd, and tho father OF her two Oh l..
dren. To the amusement OF tho gustt
about her she declared that she haI
moi tssn Hans for six years, and tha,
che would not let him get away from
her again. Hans Indignantly denied
that the woman was bis wife and fed
Receiver Mcneil, OF the Oregon
Railway and Navigation company, 10
the possessOr Of relic taken from m
old Indian grave near wAllula. II 10
One Of the large silver coin, " medals,
made by tho United STATES govern.
ment during tho Jefisrson ADM nislTa.
ton for distributing among prominent
Indian chiefs by Lewis and CLARK on
their famous trip across the continent
TO Oregon, nearly 100 years ago. The
medal IL about two Inches In diAmstof,
or about three times the siEs OF n silver
dollar. On its face II bust doslgn Of
Thomas Jefferson, with the following
thoifellng inscriptions: ct. IL, Jstfef-
ion, President OF the U. b., A. ID.
lb0l.o On the reverse side is the
clasped hands emblem Of friendship,
with q pipe and tomAhaWk, and tho
words "petos and friendship" Tbs
medal Ia battered and worn, and was
probably In tho possession Of some In.
dian chief for years before II was
buried with his corpse.
After being knocked dOwn by q
swim dying sled nj Seattle, Wash,
Tuesday morning. Moses Somsrnslc,
ID aged solicitor Tor tho Commercial
Tea company, Ia lying at the Proyi.
dsnoe hospital expecting death at any
moment. The snowfall Of Saturday
ana Sunday had made the hiilsiao
streets fno pisces fer oOAsliuR, and
everywhere were 10 DO seen boys aud
girls with their sltds. Among those
bu = slsd was warren Hnsiir, Is years
old, aud Jessie Armour. The chill.
iTsn boarded the sleu at Ninth Street.,
he girl In front. and Us they spoj
down the sidewalk the boy saw cart
Inddsnly appear before him on Eighth.
he called out to the driver, aud by n
lklliul dip with one foot guided Ihe
Iled away from the whsola, narrowly
missing them, only 10 strike with great
force against the old mau, whO hal
approached from the side. Somsfnsld
was thrown from his feet and struck
on the back OF the head.
This railroad company has built big
HnowHhed over this track Just above
Upper Soda, Cal, whore the avalanche
comes down from Mount Bradley --Or
more properly II might DO called an
avalanche oatcheI--for the purpose OF
the thtd IL to catch q anowsllde when
II comes down the clnyon anu soo3t
II over the railroad track into the BAorR-
mento river. some idea can be had Of
the immensely OF this snowshsd when
We come to consider that there have
teen Thirty carloads, or half a million
leet Of lumber used In Ia construction.
The shed In $50 feet lenE and about 100
ieet wide. Tho floor beams, that hold
w. the reoi, are sxl6 inches, snd the
posts on the lower side Of the track are
sale inches also. Tbs floor 10 laid Of
l~o.inoh plank and batlened. Tbs
InOWshed throughout 10 bTgoed from