Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
NEWS OF THE WEST.
,,oO A Day 10 Keep a Nan AliW {
Week.
suor IN MISTAKE FOR A DEER.
o,tl,.d Church People aud supdas
ssloons-Irrigation Hearing
Postponed.

manning. New Mexico, Headlight
=, III Of the newspspsrs In New Mex
-o,ild devote more space TO the W
,,1nv Of their respective commute u
W. nv setting out the unlimiie'
si,.ni.ges, aud less To politics, whti
s,'.,a 4 no occasion for ", The beneh
~ the Territory would be inestiinAOIs
rh. ministers OF Oakland will, on
s,nI,v. October g0th, each preach a
ss,n,on Ia favor Of sunday c!.Hng
isast Inst Ia n part of tue plan o
aan,nsI.n aiop,ed by the council iOi
,sa .oppfession Of the saloon, anu u
= ,housht tne ministers will give this
80 10 TIE cause. One plan WAS t.
Isva peullons circulated Tor anu
ss.ins, the closlng OF tue Saloons. the
ssssiest number Of eignaturus u vottft
~ deeldY inc mattel II was expected
mat tue church people would circulate
tbe patl,ioas for and tue saloon mei
sgainei, but the latter refuse q enter
MO tbs p.an, and tne church foopi'
vii be 10, In the peculiar position
OF circulating both po1i'i-Hs.
samF. Smith, attorney for the Fall.
brook LIT, Gtiln compahy,el san Diego,
Cal,bas besn notified 1JM the heArinp
IN the United SlAiss supreme court
y I'M be- pOstnonpJ. TIC falibfOok case
bad been given no formally assigned
ni,re on the cslendar, bat by consent
sflhs ludgei, was ~ 20 Joined with
Inc Moiraio case, the is.use Involved
telpg sufficiently related for tho pur.
rose No particulars have been re-
relyed a. TO the cause OF this action,
but the conclusion 10 that Joseph II.
Chsate, attorney for tho bondholdcn,
has had the matter postponed In order
mat he may more fully prepare himself
fof argument. Its not thought pfoba-
bls that tbs case will bs reset until the
tupfeme court 10 filled by the appoint.
nisut OF n successor 10 Justice Jackson,
deceased, and that may be long time
away.
John Garter, an old resident on
Evans creek, Oregon, was killed on
Saturday, while out buntlnR, by his
bfother.ln-law, Francis Emmons,
young man q years old. Tho two
vent together deer bunting. sepatnted,
and later Emmons saw emerge from
me brush what no believed TO DO
ie,f. Quickly dropping his rife he
fred win deadly effect, when he dis.
,eyefed with horror, as he rolntes, the
imposed deer TO DO his comfade, Car
ef. The bail entered CAIter's neck, |
mi ranging down, came out through |
lie side, killing him Instantly. Moth
OK II known further than EmmonA
who claims that tho shoot
OK was purely accidental. Tho dead
ian, ABOUT three years sgo, married \
Islsf OF Emmons, tut soon left her,
VI satisfied that she was wholly dsvot.
. 10 him, ana later they were dl.
ofced.
Francis Roichling, q wealthy pho.
tef, mining man and capitalist, died
unlay at Oakland, Cal, after q pro.
'aetei illness. Hs had been slowly
d iing Tor n long while. Toward the
NJ respiration was assisted by the NJ.
ncial use Of oxygen. Tho treatment
lac In the hands OF skilled physicians.
/ 10 estimated that the cost was In the
OF $500 day. Tho de-
iAsed had bsen q resident OF Oakland
n thirty years past. HIS estate 10
iimAlod 10 he worth q round 81, 00O,.
". II 10 largely IN rich mining prop
ny. He was 10 years OF age, bur IN.
! very recently WAS active, and Dor.
Inslly handled all the details Of his
lara His last illness began TO grow
'llous ten days ago. Ho contracted
alAflal poisoning, land pneumonia
aEusd Far m vv.sk xva.u So. g.. !
antly administered TO him. More
ian 300 gallons were used In keep.
Il the respiratory organs In motion.
n Improvement was noted on Thus
", but Friday the patient was
fiken with apoplexy, anu Auccumbed
indAy morning. DIR. Muller, the
tending physician, said tue quantity
gaa administered was very unoom.
on. The gas used cost $500.
A short time ago the NEWS related
~ Mrs. +. Koch, OF Los Angeles,
NJ, had bsill ID Judge Owens OF that
ace 10 his cioft TO get her Into court
going 10 Tel and refusing TO arise
Z the oiilcer 10 tAko her TO the city
W. ~ II now stated that ON Saturday
~. Noon was brought TO this police
'iion In her night robe. Some time
2 lhe woman was arrested anu fined
y on conviction Of disturbing tho
ace. Sue wss given n certain tins
which to pay the fne, but ignored
oTder. Upon three different oc-
'lons Judge Owens ordered the
llee " bring her into court. Friday
lo,r Dyke went to ihs wsnan's
use and found her In bad, she claim.
,he was a very sick woman. Tho
~ Tas net satisfied, and ordered tho
Ger 10 fully Investigate this affair,
y, y II Was found that che was lrifi.
WIN Tue court, TO bring her at all
iafds. Next day Dyke took up his
lon ana was rewarded by seeing
I, hoch hanging out n good-sizsI
,hllg IN The back yard. He maie
YAK LOT her, but she managed 10 gel
lus Tue house, where she sltlpped
wont 10 bed. Shs locked the doofp,
Dyke had his ordsrs and was soon
ue. She fought like n tiRrass and
''eu " uFoss, whersupon Dyke and
assistants wrapped n blanket
ihu her anu brought her In. Bhe
occupies one Of the womAn's
out refusse TO dress herself for the 4
u, and Judge Owens Ia at sea as 10 Y
" 10 DO with her.