Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-15
NEWS OF THE WEST.
r,tlIs COIBs Overland Prom UIan 10
Omaha.
,oryrrRyFITERs IN The WEsE
Damage suits Because OF tour w
Alene Troubles --Tubsrcuios" I"
Cattle--Fatalitls"
cory1ERrEIrERs IN TIE wEsE


Laramie, wyo., BoomtrdnU IL ~
-t"niv alated that herd VI 2,UUO cnttle
iitns,ny moved in southern Utah anu
,sail ON the trail now to 40 overlanl
10 OmahH'
c,s,les Smith lie in jail 10 LARAMIE,
,v,aminv, for shooting A. NJ. Mean
IL A pass creek, iu row over
80. MeAnally got two shots anu "
's,Iously injufed. smith also received
,gosngt., out tue weuuds are uot Jam
gef0us.
Tn, report Of tho United States con.
al At Victoria, y. g., shows that the
-rn,i. nom Vancouver islaud ending
t,ne 3O. amounted ~ 81, 800, 900 to the
Tnil,d States tor the year. The
Sin, of coal exported amounted to
Al gOD. QUO, while gold Lullion 10 mex,
Win total Of S3.6.OJO.
Recently a pippoose fell from high
biul near Great Falls, Mont, breaking
ms leg. A Cree medicine man al.
tended the child. and ordered that the
i,, be- pulled of, which was done, anu
ihs child lived only thirty minutes
after tue treatment. Tue authorities
are investigating.
Gail A. Swan, n member Of the
Prescott, Arizona, city council, com
mitted suicide Wednesday night by
shooting himself through the head.
Ho has been VA financial trouble for
SOME time, and Wednesday evening
was elected from the hotel where he
was fooming for failure to pay rent.
lie also gave an order for small
amount Of money on a man who re-
used to pny IL and the parties cashing
tue order threatened him with arrest
The iecoh, arrest Of counterfeiters In
California bripgs out the statement
that tho Pacific coast has long been
known to secret service agents
throughout tho United States ~ the
home OF counterieiterr. Within tho
mountain Businesses OF Washington,
oregon and California, according 10
Secret Service Agent n. II. Hetris,
the art Of counterieiting IL mastered
letter than anywhere In America, and
the manufacture Of spurious coina 10
carried on at wholesale.
A startling proof OF the claim that
many milch cows arc affected by
tuberculosis has been found at Stock
ton, Cal, where the city anu county
veterinary, DR.. OTvis killed and dis.
stcted iine looking COW In the pre,-
euce Of members OF the council and
board OF health. The COW was
family animal and appeared perfectly
healthy, but had y cough. The tuber.
tulin lest wAs made by tho veterinaT-
ian anu showed that the animal wN
diseased. Her appearance and general
looks were against the test, but on
opening the body II was found that
thsfe was n large tumOr on the lungs,
which WIS found flled with pus,
TuboTculCs were discovered through.
cut the visceta, Tbs kidneys and
IeAfl we're not effected, but the liver
ihoWed the disease. Tho disease was
20 far advanced that the officer direct
ed that the body be destroyed.
A specimen OF Auriferous mag neiic
pyrrhotite has been received AZ the
museum Of the California mining bu.
Itau from the now famous War Eagle
mine, In this Tail Creek district, nesr
RosslAnu, II. q. This district IN located
just over the natural line near the
noTthsastern corner OF the state OF
Washington. Early In tho year there
were about 100 men In the district;
now there are 5000. The ore Of this
mine assays al $50 per ton, contains
toms copper anu iron, anu requires
smelling, When tho mine was hTst
discovered Rnd worked a little time II
was bonded for 500 900, but the parlieB
failed to keep their contract. IL was
worked for n little while longer anu
then offered for Sl,0OO,0OJ. There was
another hitch In the sails and the offer
Of the Inevitable British syndicate OF
s., 900, 900 has been refused. The owners
OF the mine have kept on working II,
have gone through tho wall rock anu
have discovered another vein fully az
rich as the fret one. Hundreds are
docking into the territory, and a town
rlyAling Butte Ia now being built.
Damage suits against tho Helena
anu Frisco Mining company, aggTe.
eating more than sS5O,OOO, were filed
10 the United States dislrlct court nj
San Frshciaco on Friday. The plain
liis are miners and legal representa-.
uyes, who took damages for Injuries
AhhlNAou upoH tno Hpi-uuluu nilutTb |
who went 10 the rescue OF the company
during tho Cmur d'Alene Tiols In |
July, 1902. Tue plaintiffs In the suits |
hleI yesterday arc Il. X. Adams,
Samuel &. Collins, L.. IL. Condor,
Flank West aud Sophie Johnson. The
suits are brought by each complainant |
separately, aud most OF them ask |
$40, 600 damages, alleged 10 have been
received when tho Frisco mill was
blown up by union iniueTs with $50 |
pounds OF dynamite. The plaintiffs
aver that they engaged to work for
defendant corporation on the under.
standing that they were to be- protect.
ej; that defendant, utterly disregard
Ing all Its obligations, and knowing
lhst the union men were armed /
aud desperate, placed plaintiffs Ia a
plaoe OF great dangsg that this
plhintils did not kuuw "rhal
they were In a position u great danger
aad erll and hazardous to liie," ana
That tho defendant WAS to blame for
Keeping them In ignorance. The COM
plant fecltes that the plsintifis, who |
were n0u.nnian nnInaFa tuaFa