Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14

NEWS OF THE WEST
,usu,l and Phcs Of Sugar D''lS
!, n, Factory tho First Week.
,cnEnE rOH BRINGING IN 0"''''
WIN Lief, Five children 10
s,ar,s-Catue Ru'tler' IN san
psts-Droken Leg
.,urur rOn URlselseIs CHINESE

mailing OF the cat'iv v" g.,,,av
A. inc council house % ''e-y
bels ,ne. s.ys the Manii oenenl,., snu a
eyen, ns,e sent out 10 invesugale lne
men ,,on ami find nut whether tnsIe
shu'.,,ih In the Tumof that the rust
apy 80 busy 10 this mouptains. Tvs
l,ir- H tha, out Of 1900 cattle SUP.
cl,li - hn in Manii canyon, out SUI
Pos's SonnJ. and that MAY nero, S,oI.
s a.. and Ephraim claim 10 nave i0s'
hsii their cattle.
s.ct,,ary Maekie Of the san Fran
.,snosnd sau Joaquln valley iAi
~ received an Important
assamsnt from the war depst.men' ~
Remington, ID. q. Tue paper v'sna.
~ Valley road permission W W W.
.,,,et a steel dTAwbfidRe owe, nV
IN emanuel In the CITY OF S'oVs0n,
mon A. Mormon emanuel IL
C, ..hle body Of water the pornls'
h n the secfe,sry OF war was
non ...s,v before such a bridge coulu
hess,,,eted. The engineer cihcer
ps .,my In the distflct has been IN
., w 10 see that the bridge Is built
sscorIIng 10 the specifications SUI
mitled.
P,ople Of GloDwood, Colo, who can
d,te hack their residence mere 70 Iooo,
..v. the Avalanche, have cause W
,,membef Pull Foolu, VINO seIVeu ~
s,tv maf,hal that year. lie was klll'u
~ aght between miners aud despsf'
.io,s Ia Nevada sunday. He was az
sil.,oupd lad man, anu his e,capsuee
- M region would read like dime
msySI While marshal here lie go'
S,nnk and drove everybody on ,he
st,,sls At the point OF gun. for ,hls
80 aihsr fioious acts he was forced 10
,s.ign his pos.tlon a. MARSHAL Ah-
amer night, having Lost money at
Isobank. he held II up aud got away
sith the boodle aud never was ptoat-
rp,rd. Later he went ~ salt baho
CIV ami held up faro bank there
Collee,or Wise Of California has dis
covered an Ingenious fraud ny when
shtewd San Francisco sptoulators In
the Chinese traffic are seekingto evAue
ths t;r.Ty law anu Introduce about 3OO
TnIn,,o into the United States under
Inc ptelense that they arc skilfui actors
and thAt they are coming TO America
40 Give tho Visitors ut the AtlHnta
Exposllion an opportunity TO eee some
of the enowned male anu female
hi,ifionlsta Of Hongkong. A band OF
NOR. than 200 men aud thirty-iout
women already have been lanucd al
Vielofla, and their owners, headed by
uI,Ittle PeteD aud the notorious Le0ng
Nam, have lngeniously lodged Sau
Ffanclsco aud applied for their admls'
.ion IA 10 the United States Mt Osasns-
tufg, N. Y.
Lshi Banner: The sugar factory has
been running only n week but withln
Thai time they have received forty car
lo.d, Of beets over the Union Pacific
representing ss7 tons. These bests are
81 present. from syracuse, I.ovendahls,
Provo aud Lakeview, and for that ton-
are the farmers nj those places VIII re-
cove something over $4,000. This
Union Pacific has also sent Into The
heloty twenty-five carloads OF coal.
The II. q. W. has brought In over Its
line thirty.thrte carloadF, ayorag Ing
tssnty tons TO the car, OF altogether
ab.ut $50 tons, representing 81, 100 u
~ raid 10 the farmers along the line.
Thus Il will be seen that the beets TO-
eslyed In one week represent to the
nliefs about $4,000. This IL about
1880 lees than tho same Tonnage
brought last year.
LLi Banner: Daniel w. Jones, who
has been In Lshi for some months past
In the interest OF colonization
scheme for the Uintah reservation,
has succeeded In obtaining the signs.
lures VI over my citizens OF this place
10 the petition addressed to the secro'
.ATy OF the interior asking for tho
opening OF these lands. Each peti'
TONER ayrees 10 pay SI.26 per acre for
the lar" 'akep, and Mr.. Jones 10 Au'
thofiz" v them to proceed 10 Wash.
ingloh aui present their claims before
the department. He started Monday
night on a tour Of other settlement,
for tho purposs OF securing other sigma
lures, but his headquarters will stu b,
a, Lshi. The character OF the signeri
Il tho only thing considered, the po'
llIIeal or religious belief not being re.
gardsd. This lands fixed upon by this
would-be settlers are now Of no use L
the Indians or any one else and car
10 brought under cultivation only by
expenditure OF about $4,000 In an ir
flgatlon canal.
An accident happened at the s. T.
v. mine Tuesday night whereby j. J
Reese had leg broken, says the MAnt
osHf'HtL Ii appears that the How o
water In this mine has been increasing
tsomnldly that 1t was almost impossibl
iof the pumps TO keep II down. Aeou
~ IN. ono OF the pumps began to fail
aud the water rose 40 far that tn
miners were driven from the lowe
parts OF the mine. IL wsA decided /
bring the pumps TO the surface, an,
one OF the pumps was loaded on tn
car. Three pulls OF tho bell wire Ia
signal To hoisi, and four means 10 shu
on ateam. They intended to signa
The last. but at the third pull the wir
broke, ana the engine started ~ hoi.
hs car. MIR. Reese was In front OF III
car, which struck him Unexpectedly
ana broke this small bone OF his lel
between the knee ana ankle. Ha wa
brought 10 town and DR.. Mercy %
lhe Injured meniber and we arc please
70 learn that this injured man IL dom
~ Wen M could 10 expected snd foe
ing thankful that he was not nruahs
beneath the car wheel ana killed.
Five children. the Oldest girl OF l
years aud the youngest babe In arm
occupied one Of the long woode
benches In the San Francisco cit
prison the greater part u WednesdA
afternoon. The mother, Mts. Mar
schnofenberg, was arrested early /
NE afternoon on charge OF dislurbln
me resee. She was Intoxicated at m
line, but out OF sympsthy Tor the Chi
3fen hhe was placed ia the matron,