Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-13
NEWS OF THE WEST.
4 Singular Quo Whereby q RaBChI
Turns 10 Prospecting.
FEELINGS or MINERS FRIGHTENED
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4 Man Buried Under Tons OF Falling
ROck-ClosIng Of Notorious
Resorts, Elc.
FEELINGS OF MINERS FRIGHTENED

The water company has commenced
i,s surveys for thu proposed sysu In o.
syatef works, says tho Lumhi, Idaho
Rfpti5ho. The slte Of tholf reservoir
viii TO l25 fOtt higher than the intel
,e,t.on u. Main and Cenlor streets.
d Says the Denver NoUG Mrf. Holly,
tho woman member rom Pueblo,
takes Tar more prominent part boz th.
proceedings VI tie hou inau either az
he lady members rom Aataphhu,,
and " no msau representative 0i her
fox In legislative halls.
A party consisting OF nix Com,toct.
en- left last evening TT JuuBuu,sturE,
South Africa, Gays the Virginia, NJ
vada, Enterprise. They were J, H..
Jones anu wiie, Charles fJukiu, J.u
CfaGe, William Berry anu Aiffoi
Johns. The men Of the pariy will dad
employment IN the mile'.
ON the Mule Shou ranch, west
OF Whcatluud, says the Lars.
mic Wyoming, boomerang, tbc.e
are over 100 ualyus being iuu
this winter. 10 au eastern man
who has been accustomed 10 Keeping
two or three head II cattle iu n barn all
slgnt worth going TO zee.
The notorious Casino thCaicr mud the
resort known as the "Wtcping VII.
low" taloUn at san ID ego, Cal, were
closed by the police on Monday Night
on the order u tho mayor who de.
clared they were against good morals
and contrary 20 public order and dc.
cenoy. He baEes his action on the
general law and aiso upon tue pre-
Visions OF the city charter.
An accident which will probably
prove fatal, Gays the Virginia, Nevada,
EHtCTpris0, has occurred 10 Michael
Carroll. He was At work on his shit
AZ the Union shBit. While In \ dfilt a
cave occurred, catching tue uu|ot.
tunate man beneath many tons Of rock,
ami crushing him IN horrible man
nor. His left arm was crushed anu
broken In many places, and his head
iughtfully bruised. IL IL also thought
that he was Injured internally.
Adolph wetEsloin, Of Butte, Mont,
IL oue OF the owners " recent iuvsn-
ton which IL attracting good deal Of
attention Ia eastern cities. IL IN an
electrical appliance Intended TO afford
instant anu direct communication be-
tween linemen at tho nozzle on the
line Of this hose and the engineer who
controls the supply q water. The At.
fangvment consists Of an electrical bai-
terry and bell ON the engine, a coll I
Insulated wire and a push button. The
electrical connection 10 made Ia coup
ling the hose.
Says the Prescott (Ariz.l Journal
Miner Tue good effects Of thu recent
Iaius are now ~ be felt aud twenty
miners left town loaded down with
eatsbles, pans, picks anu shovels bound
for various gulohes near this city 10
work ~ placer mining. An abundance
OF water IL now assured fOt mAuy
months, and no doubt some good
ground will be run onto Ia cJns,-
Qu0nce. The amount OF gold Gust that
Is sold In Prescott, even during the
dry season, will run into the thUutAnIs
annually, and the next sixty days
should witness the taking out OF nt
least $4,000 more, judging irem the
great number Of miners there are now
Ia the hills and the excellent condition
Of the country overywhofe.
Baker CITY Idaho) DeHOorat. A
Tancher living on Sutton creek, few
mites southeast Of Baker Guy, brought
dozen chickens 10 town the other
DAY aud disposed Of them 10 Walter
Fernald Of the First National Bank.
In dressing one Of them gold particles
were founu 10 tho uraw. A few days
after the rAnoher came 10 town again
anu MIR. FernAld Informed him OF the
hnd aud suggested that the rauchrr
had better do 4 little prospecting IN tue
vicinity Of HE home. The rauoher Oh
hisfeturn home began search for gold
Ia tle guloh near by anu has been r..
waTded by "A prospect Of % cents 10 tue
pan. with the coming season the
fanoher proposes 10 turn bis attention
" placer mining.