Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-23
NEWS OF The WEST.
lnno,,aDt Arrest Of a Contributing
Pair 10 Montana.
unspIraL PATIENTS DEATH
,.,.,,.iinp Mining Ilems-Naicr Rates
In Denytr-A Bond
Question
HOSPITAL PATIENTS DEATH.

su.ii houses In Denver aayt The
y,,S.|i that city, pay ON tho average
.toat loo Ter cent more Tor water thhh
,'S's,tr cIais Uf HOUSES la chicago,
.tL.uIs anu Circiuu-v.
according to the Mantl SeHiHth
,.N't,on 10 having Considctauic uA-
,,t,y.ept over the iseuing VI bonus to
I'M .rngol h0usee. Ihe school houtcs
+,elrJ sl alI cohc,de, but tho quut-
.st 4, whether u Is better 90 bond,
,.rnruotae h beiDg vigorously IT.
thIg.. ~
A,iro,swill be almost n total failure
nm, valley this season, says tue
l,r.ma tCalD IHdc1 Tribune. The
tfsss commenced To blossom week OF
two ago ana gave promise Of Rooi
rf.p. but Tor some unbnOWI cause 'huJ
IsIau bleeding, anu the li0tt ms untu
ur aud fell %.
AIolIhas Just been closed whereby
AZ 4. CLARK, the millionaire banker
s,L ...rr owner Of Butte, Mont, uns
,9I,hssHI tue refinery, CppItr WHO
gf.s.ud brass works ~ VOLTAGE 4
s.Yrt Ausuuio, Conn, JOY 80 QUO 600,
rr1lofty Will be useI iO WOtE the
TBHrd Verde miues Of CLARK iu All
ljHg.
Nnfuial COS hts been discovered ni
French Gucn, Cal. Mincm Va making
ar BrfaeU when va about HiEty'iivu
frl we're stopped by tue gnf, which
rusht n.o nud severely burned one 90
ibpn. Al the upfnlsr the gau dil NOT
come down nor out, but when touched
with o. candle poured fourth In thoct
tihlmU.
Napu Ssrtbish A miner urmod
Thomas, was riding on the car down
The coal nine NJ Morrison, a few daya
at0. when by some means tho car got
avay Thomas succeeded ia getting
tut OF tue car which went on uOwn
Irping from the track AMI tearing up
ibp rmpl. lie u suffering from severe
tfuIsas, but Is Otherwiso uninjured
Colorado fruit grower, says the
Denver AcUs, have M cause Tor cOm-
tlalnt With the pas season, Tor the de.
mrrd Tor fruits Of the harder variety
bsstten 30 great that the crop has
Teen exhausted auI tho very highuit
rIltts have been obtained. AT Wheat
Ki.etue farmers have delivered the
ttt Of their apples at 80 q barrel
about the beet ptics that has obtained
iaths market Tor the juicy lfuit
What appears TO be- a big strike H.
5ald 90 have been made on the j. der.
s.B,a properly located south Of tue
Independence, at Cripple Greek, Colo.
10 ct0l-uu;ling from the bottom Of the
lll355l shalt a large BODY u rylyanitr
VuVE was found which assnyH ~ high
4, 900 pgr tou. The vein IL fully ten
ittiiu width aud the high gfauc stieaE
m.Nglu lully two feet. orc Is boiug
nvtd ioia carload shipment.
Gib0i, Nevada, h said to be con.
ttsnby worked up over the action Of
no American Protective Association
Members In refusing 10 attend a party
g5iitn up by Catholic ladies,nlE1 taboo.
inf spread furnished by Mfs. RAY
enit, that lady being a Catholic. IL 10
ul5Ued that two Catholic girls, teach
Ia Douglas county, are soon to he
Implanted by Proteslants, through the
dus Of the American Protective As.
ISOLATION.
Patrick MoNesTney, "A patient at the
county hospital at Lrauyille, Colo,
wandered away from that place on
lhurday aus started tolwaik 10 Aspen.
About twelve miles from LtRdvillo he
wa run over by a train some time dur.
iug tue early morning, aud tho re-
malus were found soon afterwards by
the track walker. The body was tofu
lnloshreds and dragged long distaucc.
IL was picked up piece meal by the
coroner and was ideutiiiUd by the
clothing.
The police At Butte, Mont, have
arrested 3, w. CuITieT, l0cksmith,
sud Ge3 Perkins, alas q. r.. Nelson, a
cook On the charge Of cUuuteIteiting.
a complete and perfect set Of dios for a
~ gold piece Of 1853, aud for a silver
collar Of 1880 were found In Nelson's
foOm' Nelson claims 10 have puT.
chased the dies from Cufrlrr fOT $40
hGWeeks ago. Counterfeit so guilued
Pieces aud bogus silver dollars Of the
Gales mentioned have bBun circulated
10 butte for almoal year. Nelson,
when affeHe1, claimed that hr came
70 Butte from Sioux CITY, but later said
DIS home was In Denver.
Wbilo In DlRmoudvlllr, says the
h'eh Springs, Wyo., Musr, Mr..
Anlr1w Spence met Robert Fluckhatt,
klnrrt Pfyde auu WIN. Reese, all OF
hlet Springs. They are working, hat
NOT making much htadway. The
coal Ia very hard ami NJ lrnst uup-ihifd
more powuet IA required for blasting
!hau In Rock Syringe. From s. 80 10
q pea day n tue most the miners are
mAtiuu anu even now there nre more
men Ia the camp than can mud en-.
Payment. Everything inin "A print.
i've slate aud, uulii some ptogies. M
maze In development work, II IL q good
camp 10 stay away from.
An important strike ofrold tearing
ore j tupOitei 10 have breu made in
mr Robert Emmet mine, on MARYLAND
mountain, At Central City, Coz. IL
struck under the shaft OF Nichols
sons lhe uWnbm OF tho pTOpeIty,
Iaug pieces OF the orc from the new
WlEu show up iTee gold Visible 10 The
nAAtl eye. Twenty tfiuutets ara
roihlhg lhepTOlo lty, who pay a royal v
" 90 10 per cent The tru crushed
Ti9lt'ulhg hve ounces u gold per cord.
tn' concentrates net rom $3.50 10
ss5oo IrF lon aui tue smelling Urs from
~ 10 $50 Per ton, There N ultead v
GS.e.td outan ore reserve 800 he. In
"nsAAn 200 feet iu depth.
Al unusual scene was that witnessed
vac l. ~ river fishery la,t Sunday,
Tnys Tue klamath Falls Call ! rBTe;s.
'ul' 10 the season OF the year tust
,,su'heis fuu up the river Nv tens on
,Nlol,and',land the reservation Indiana
,n,WWssi,sa'e TO catch them. There were