Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-09
NEWS OF THE WEST.
hines Wiley is Accidentally Drowned
at ClrclsYIlle, Utah.
c,rrLg SHIPMENT FROM MILFORD
,.,lrxcllemsnt in Beaver Which II
the Mlsslonary!-Golng TO Asia
Minor Mention.

I,on County Record! Hon. II. w,
u..n,tne, who hss been under tbs
..,hpr for several days last pas was
.San worse this week anu at Thu.
H,t,ins ia not able 10 leave his room.
II. n. Saunders will ship about goa
80 A cows and calves from Milford
M. week. Tue stock was purchased
This and Washington counties, and
iii be shipped to Idsho for breeding
imposes.
r.. Campbell was recently SUN.
u,,,i tnA eraud jury IN .ae Uuited
s,.t,s cnuf, held in Florencr, A. r.
C.mtbpll, ina letter 10 TIE Judge pre-.
,,nlsd several excuses why ~ could
,T serve, am1ug others lnst lie was
he postmaster, merchant, miller, maiu
'gsnipulatOr Of the harvesting ma
sblnrs OF the valley aud nurse to A.
'f1han infant. Tue Judge investlgAt.
"a bIs case, and nniing the excuses
"a be- untrue fined Mr.. Campbell
1880.
The Montpelier, Idaho, PoS says
tbst a "BOx -" letter was recent y
received at Bennington BY Elder
D.yid n. LinJsay, summouinH him
10 mission 10 AusifnlRsip; but As
ih,te are two gentlemen In this place
bv the same name, II II n grave anu
serious question M ~ which n meat.
While there 10 no doubt az TO the will
inguess OF either party 10 comply with
Inc call, the Post says the quarrel IL
rather 10 SEQ which shall not than 10
which shall 70.
Gu,,ayus A. Meth, n wealthy and
al ~ IL
msfly OF Los Angeles, Cal, became
convinced with his wife that II IL slu-
iul to have gold iewelry or unnecessary
tllyer about them. Acting upon this
belief, they have gathered up all their
valuable gold ana diamond iowslry
and silver ami gold plate and givon It
10 an evangelist, who will have II
melted down and sold ~ bullion. Mr..
,nd Mrs. Meth have arranged 10 sell
81 their property and dispose Of their
business interests, preparatory TO going,
nsoon az possible, Into tho heart Of
Asia ~ missionaries. They propose
10 give away all thSy have to church
examinations and start for the mis-
tlonafy field without a dollar of their
own,
Word comes that there Ia inore
trouble between cattlemon anu sheep.
men In the Csmas prairie, Oregon.
The calilemen took steps TO iorcibly
drive Of certain PeTeous Whose sheep
were iAltenlng on, cattle pastures. IL 10
said that fourteen Hhsepmon went TO
Frederick Martin, who has taken n
bunch VI cattle 10 new range, and
ordered him back TO the locality from
which he came, and later some ono
drove of his cattle, causing him great
trouble IN collecting the band. Adam
Swain, q shespman, had number Of
sheep shot which were In corral. IL
" also stated that the same persons, or
their ympathlEers, burned n sheep
camp belonging 10 Donald Ross.
sheepmen charge all these ofienses TO
certain cattlemen OF Camas prairie.
Detective Pickering has been look
log up the identity OF Eva Parker,
alias Alyz johnson, who committed
suicide at Stockton, Cal. This was
done at the request Of the Stockton au.
ihSfilles, who want to know where
hsf people live IN the East, that they
may communicate with them. He
learned that about tive years ago she
ran away from her home In Engle-
wood, South Side, Chicago, with a
man named Il. RavslI, who IL now
lending bar In the William Toll house
10 this city. Tho girls parents arc
Nell'io'do In Chicago, ana the unior-
mnAle Girl who had been luTed to
Chllofnia had everything that her
heart could crave. She was engaged
Nihe Midwinter Fair In stamping
monogrAms on handksrchisis, and
viii be remembered by thousands who
watched her at the work.
An excitement was produced the
elhef day by the exhibition Of n piece
o. rock claimed 10 have teen found on
o near the Black Ridge, says the
Beaver OtoHidH. From n knowledge
o. the appearance OF the country It 10
cNntd the rock was found In, the
Nhole story can be put down ss having
zen made out OF whole cloth. No
'aeh rock, except put there by some.
snei u 70 be found In the nsighbOr-
noou' Tbs most recent gold excite
mehl comes from Maple Springs, some
.sut or hye miles southwest Of Miners.
ylle' As Ia usual with new discover.
w fabulous stories are told OF the
reh discoveries made there recsntly,
rue u 10 that one gang OF men have
ple lheie, and an occasional Htraggler
lolloWlng In their wake. II half we
aeAf ID true OF this recent discovery,
lutie must be hn immense body Of
',sy Hch ore In that region. 40 doubt
lle stories are stretched 10 their fullest
opacity and but little more Ia liable
uuist the whole thing assunder.
,eshall De pleased, however, 10 learn
gooi strike al this place, rs II
uS1uld materially benefit the psopio OF
Alnenyile.
p. h.,1 saturday evening, says tho
I %,'i Otonidn, James Wiley, OF
'I,,,iVleVllle, was found dead IN water
t'Su near his premises. No one seems
,e seen now tho tcrident hap.
utu! 1ut from what can be- learned, |
sn m wiley had teen about the town
SIlug inc early evening, and about 7
'opA started for home. Soon inter
was found dead e stated. His
II1'y was on the sidewalk and his head
me ullch' 1t IL suppafed that he
,I WHen with NJ, to which he wns
y aud had fallen anu rolled over
aus MA head got under the wnter, |
Wv w. causing his death. The deceased
very highly esteemed in the com.
rr,i,,N where he resided, having held |
uoIs OF honor anu trust. AT his
r,au no was Justice OF tho peace,
s,su'y attorney anu poslmastsr. Dt.
NJ was the son OF Robert and Sarah |
10y, wen known In Beaver. The
snh came from Yorkshire. Eng.
Nv, w 1903 and moved TO Cedar.
G.uu' tue year 1857 they came ON 10 |
ii'e where they resided until some