Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Citizens Of Butte, HOEt, arc Display.
Ing Practical Sympathy,
sNOwsLIDE AT cREEDEcoLoRADo.
Sheridan, Nyop Has au Rye 10 Local
lmprorem nls.-Sun Gated 10
Cabin, Etc.

NNWlWt ANNt
sheridan. Wyop expended nearly
1910, 900 IN Improvements last year.
over 200, 900 trout have recently been
ha,cued 80 the Wyoming state bsh
hatchery, anu 0OO,OJO eggs are ON the
tuy0.
The Bacramonto (Cala.) city trustees
have accepted the offer oi the commit.
tee OF safety TO furnish loo rprclal
p llcemen without pay 20 patrol the
city anu keep II free from tfamps aud
f0ugha.
Says the Laramie Republicans The
c0ioted people oil the Clty met WcIuts.
day evening Tor the purpose OF organ.
iEing an African colony. 10 BE- under.
stOud that a delegate has been sent 10
tue dnrk coniiu-It t0sccuto location
Tor the proposed settlement.
a Great Falls, Mont, paper say
that engineers are at worn NJ Rainbow
Falls surveying q site fIr the location
" tue refinery that Marcus DAILY b. TO-
build al that point The Cheat North.
crn IN to build a bridge sct0ss the uvar
% that point and will mako that lts
main line 10 Great Falls
Rufus Rockets has been here for
several days, says tho Rock spflups,
Wyo., Miner, waiting tue nuaI settle.
mont Of the transfer II bic Mary Helen
mine 90 q Chicago syndicate. one
thousand dollars have been placed ON
deposit az a guarantee Of good faith by
The purchasers. Dc. Wallace be- ln
Denver waiting nual negotiations.
Aspen, Colo, lawyers are said 10
have discovered that tho law fppulnt.
iug jury trials has not been complied
with Tor year past, and, ua ono lawyer
pul ~ every prisoner Ia tbs pruilsntl.
AIRY today, who hN been sentenced
from Pltaiu county dutiug the past
twelve muuthF, can bu liberated by
taking the case 10 tle supreme court.
The citizens Of the western half Of
Yuma county, Colo, have met and
appointed q C1mmlltos Of seven To-
solicit and distribute aid for the needy.
Coal, clothing, pfovislons aud seed
gain are needed and muut DO had.
Ihis committee Intends calling On the
legislature ana CHAMBER n com.
mofoe ~ Denver Tor aid, aud % re-
fused, 10 appeal TO tho people IN the
east
James Toi0, u man living alone
twenty miles from Butte, Mont, has
been found uuad iu his cabin, anu
from the appearance Of things sul0ca.
lion was the cause Of death. A hole
four lcet fquare was burned through
tue thick logs OF the cabin, aud the iu.
dicsli0ns arc that the hfe had caught
iTUm She ulu.lasui0uUu chimney. the
Interior Of the cabin was suufunad aud
SMOKED aud tho heat must have been
tufuhc.
A snow slide occurred upon Camp.
tell muuntaiu, near CfeUJr, Colo, on
"wednesday afternoon, on account OF
tho hoavy snow fall, which narrowly
missed causing n death. Samuel
Wharton was diving four horse
team Oi the Aliuvfal Transfer company.
When uuar tho Bethel mine tue
sliiu was encountered, burylny the
leaders. Win great effort the h1rsus
were eXtricaled and brought back 10
town.
On Tuesday night, ssys the Rock
Springs, Wye, Miner, tho sentinel AZ
tue fort ditCUvUfuu D. Chluumau trying
% break iutO the drug department VI
tue hospital, and ordered him 10 aalI.
But, Instead, Sue Chinnman took to
Dds ueela nuu ran Tor his life. Crack,
crack, Wcut she seuuuUps rho iu
quick succession, but ON tped the dying
nuutluu, He was finally run uUWn,
however auu hr now enjoys cell IN
tnrluuw basllc.
A Greeley, Colo, coronor's Jury has
returned q verdict nuuiug inst Ada
Muuoo came % her death by being
struck by u railroad englap, under the
control Of the crew running thr north
bound UmOu Pacific passenger train,
nud that SAID killlug amounted 10 IN.
voluntary mauslgughIor ny tho iolOui-
Gus commission Of an unlawful act,
iuaimlCh rs the Union pacific Rail
fgai company WAS negligent IN run.
Mug their tram In violation Of the city
ordinances OF Greeley.
Glasgow, Mont, had Ia irst baptism
OF mo on Wednesday morning. a
blaze started about / O'Clock that laid
waste $4,000 worth OF buildings and
stock The town Is tho county scat u
Valley county, on tue line OF tue Great
Northern railroad. Tue heaviest losses
were COlomau's hotel, $4,000, insur-
hucu $4,000; McGulnu's saloon, 60, 500,
iusurauce 500; EurIgupi SALOON,
$1,000, no insurance. Frank Lem.
muTs drug store and several SALOONS
anu shops we're alsO destroyed AMI
carried no insurance. The buildings
We're all frame. A heavy VIM was
blowing as the time.
The citizens Of Butte, Mont, are
raising funds rapidly Tor the benefit OF
lhe families OF th0so who persisted iu
llr explosion, says the AnaCJnun
Standard. The city OF Butte h not
toIiciuug aiJ from other parts Of the
state yet. Undoubtedly there are many
people iu Montana who, under The cir
glmbtauces would be- giau 10 give eX.
pIoasiOD 10 their feeling " sympathy by
contributing 10 THIS muJ. Those who
uih Of this mind may leave Cuntubu.
Tons AZ the Standard uhlue 10 MlssUula
ornt the Standard UtliUeIu Great Falls,
OF send remltIauors either 10 the home
tllue IN thib city or 10 the Butte Office
OF the Standard Al suusorUyO.s lg-
cglyod al any lillce ul the STANDARD
VIII De properly Acknowledged aud
promptly put into the hauuB OF The
Treasurer VI the fund Ut Butte,