Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-29
NEWS OF THE WEST.
...,, SbOolius Fatality 10 lns
Bar Lake Valley.
vo>,y N PRUNE!
.,oa Famlly-faial shooting
scrspc-indian 'an'u' aud
BlOOmrr-'

s,..,e Cal. tuuAws who Wotk
Inc HIlIa are reported % nav"
10 lne o." ,-I,amefs. A. least they USE
dgnuI suJstitu,3 for the bagsy
or,is, ',. II is ,sII ihsy g't il'i,
I,,ni the city y.'ilIisa1 h'''h''"
,ammsf resorts.
v,,, a clerk OF the pos onic' a.
VIZ A. A.. emptitd tho NAL Ok
I,,,. r' fprf VI Meyer ana CpngI
n'sV recently, he found between w
1880 huge tatsutuis, Sbou' ioui
isrh,s d. m w 10 w
ma, evening LAST week supposed
os' IrioIne loom Of George GTos',
~ : mora, Cal, AMI n' c'Vuns
.,,,rI lime VI two, he" ~ mt
aI'u' go fastened it.,lfupon her neck.
ipva,kuOoEtd OIL slI lu1 Ia a VVt.
limit vas tXsmiusl Whhe IN IN
~ al II could not DO lason CUT u'-
S.u,r 10 Iis savage d'sp1tlion, anu
S,gyr. ID Uua large vampire
Milton Wilson, a wsll.kro~n farmer
lee, nraf HaIsry, oregon, w,s u'ir.
,.,h me from chYfgh VIA me- iAn'
lrrLay. when hIs team btCnmt
,i,,tt.prJ. snd, Tunuiug away, ilttW
, crur,uts OF the carriage Out NJ.
T,f.rp q reivod injuries from viii'h
,."irI Hrxt morning. Mt'. WilsOn
.,ot ,eurctrd To live, anu tho lllilo
I,aynt,I were also seriously injured
A5vlc,, from Alaska state mat SIX
.atiy,s Al Port Clarence engaged IN an
.-,.untrf aud four were killed. OAe
nan. Who mad a dispute with ApOlhet
,a ,,l.tion 10 the division OF a seal
w.tch b,ih claimed T. have killed, de-
i,t.,.lely took au az nud chopped his
,,v,t.,f,b. head OIL as lac was COmiug
,s,aush an Upsn door. Tho othcr
three men were killed by shooting anu
ttnbblng.
s,pta Clara IndtE +. W. Burk.
holder, who owns a nlty-aere itgit
am on Saratoga avenue, adjoining
In uuitu ranch, IL Of the opinion that
nuns raising IL very fair Industry.
H. bAstysnty.seyeR acres In pfunts,
and The Weld this year W OF such ca
csilent quality and size that ho hes
b,sn offered $3.50 per ton for the e..
tife crop. He refused the 0lef, bow
s,sf. A. he drles ali bis own fruit, anu
rxterls 10 realize more from the dried
uf6duct than he would from tho green
init At that figure. lie estimates thst
there are 800 tJns OF fruit in tue TWEEN
ty.tevrn acre., which at the hgufe
oifsfsi. $3.50 per too, would amount
10 $3.50. This sum on OF twenty
seven acres IL dolDg quite well. Tue
balance VI his hfIy Aorus IL In apricJts,
Of which he had iorty-nvs tons this
year. Last year his yield Of aprieols
was l25 tons.
Montpelier (IdAbol Post: OHs Of the
most distressing fslaiiIies We have ever
been called upon u chronicle, occurred
., Dlngls, Bear Lake county, Gu Mon
day, Ia the nmlly u +. NJ. Dayton.
MI Dayton IL on a mission 10 the
states, ana at the tins OF tbs accident
bis wife, lsabelle, was ut Mont.
pslief, doing some trading.
George, the eldest boy, possibly
eighteen years Of age, was In the
kitchen, and took down revolver with
avlsv 10 getting II ready TO go duck
hunting, not having n shotgun. lie
bad used the gun sometime before, aud
Wa under tue impression that he had
taken All Of tho cartridges out Of IT..
lie hell the gun up towards the cell
log OF the Kitchen, however, when 10
bic amusement II discharged, the bullet
going through the root. His twelve
ytafOld brother, Joseph, and n smaller
member VI tho family, were Ia the
room, aud he told them 10 keep baok
while ho looked to SEQ II there were
any more Charge. Ho pointed the
guu " tue Il IOr, and snapped II, Mt the
same moment mis- brother Joseph TRn
AROUND Ia front OF him, receiving the
bullet In his stomach, passing out at
his back. lie fell 10 tue door, saying,
"Oh, George, you've shot me-" Near.
ly All tho men were In the hay fields,
but fortunately Ell Bennett was home,
ADD he dispatched George 10 hoGt.
pelisf to convey the awful news 10 his
mother. Tho poor boy fingered for
tweuly.iour hours, suffering untold
tg0ny, when he kistou all in the room
good bye, anu passed away to his inal
lesl. The funeral services Were held on
Wednesday Afternoon, comforting 70.
marks being made 10 tne Dsresyod... 4.
joseph, this f0ut.yeAT-liu son OF OfsJn
Pendtry, fell AMI broke iit nght arm
on FriuAy night."..W viii Oakley met
with a pAiniul accident Mo y'sy even.
lgg. He was coming down NH
canyon with load Ui wIfi, wtun tue
wagon tipped anu ia toying to save
hlmseli Jumped from TO loaf, gul
struck the Uinisr ~ ho Jun 80, Dguls.
lng tue bones la tho upper part Ot his
lex, Auu causing nim to sui cInsit-
etAuIe pain In getting arounJ.....Ou
tuesday evening, ~ Joseph LeUIs t.r.,
was stepping UulslIo Of hi, house,
Dis Walking cane ,lipaed n Ia
uui't him, and hu IN W.T. c1Itu o .
able force 10 tue gr0u u, uutle y IN
leg nat he had broken several yynIs
tg'. Although no bones weTa broken,
lut accident was ~ s.verr ths. g
MSS been confined t. nlb bed ever
ilnor, suffering the most oN.
clucaNng pain. On account OF his
extreme sge, grave doubts are ent =
hiuud M ~ his Iecvvrty....Ju4u
turllrF, who spta!ned Eis aunls c. =
IyF' n's week, ~ having quilsE nATi
line " II. The injury has 6neg cd to
Whuie u the lower limb, nnI u II wish
the greatest difiiulliy hs " able 10 4,
around gt hll,,.. NuuunB was visl,e4
WIN disastrous fire ilOudAy nigh n,
by Th'cl Hyrun Skinner 10 slu,us
totally stripped of hii EARTHLY Ns1,p e
SONS IL IA not known tor Ceriaiu how
u originated, lut II IL thUugus II wa
eauhel ny the GArelettness u Lis tWaiS,
yeh'- III daughter, Amurg tie pros.
cry burned was hls bNfn, aevCnty to ,,
OF 10y, valuRb e work tenn, hrfurB.,
'"' SET, p' cIpIn IN sense Dlut a :
most neNl, nlc. ruers was not % az
ltlele u Insurance on tue IN" erty. bar
9Alhaer has mortgage en- hls lRrn
m''uflng this fall, aud wA- !aIging