Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-12
NEWS OF THE WEST.
IA. Monument on a Hlnlng Claim Is
SIllCItnt.
,,.,rpprop IN SAN FRANCISCO
...rretshiiug Cheaper than a Rail-
r,,-shO, In Ml'iaEe-'DIsd from
Cigarette smoking.

r,w.,a j. Enstas. 2s years OF age,
OAKLAND, Cal, FhJay night,
Jlss sxc,,sivs clgarette smoking.
81. Yuma, A. T., prison farm a.
oa,,mrpt, i've acres OF oanalgIe
40 ~ olsated. Its also proposed 10
ny tobacco ,.
,,,.,o, 1. Dorsey, assistant supefln'
tsnt of tbs Maryland mine, Mar
u,ss. Valley, CAL, was killed 5a'ur-
uA ,,sbt by cave IN thesDhlt bt.
Gay Jay me /, 800 aud 100 loot levels Of
the nine
s....ne. wash, Review Ate
epS, well known In Spokane aud
~ Coeuf d'Aleues, was RhVt ana
s,,lsd lev days ago by bis biothef'
Inn Lemely, near friee1 bAhe'
ySsso They were out hunting To-
a ".,hsf and John mistook his bro1her
ior . deer
rhs welsh residents OF San Fran.
- ,,ve made arrangements for the
s',S,nv Of 40 ElsleIdlOd or baIdic
us. ln Union Square Hfll, Poet
s,,sst. on New Years day. Inc affair
!. IN charge Of a committee. Twenty
..,sn competitive topics have teen
.,nouuced, embracing literature, at,
nn,lc. elocution, and handicTaIt.
M, Saturday night burglars gained
sntrapce into = store at Nevada
rnv Cal, by blowing out rock wall
.nh dvnsmitc. Although the ex 10.
,,en was heard n mile away, the hfst
rsW. OF the crime received by Two
salebmen who patrol the neignbof.
Nod vss when the storckeeper tCld
mem 10 the morning alter lie had co.
Isfsd the store for business.
Beslnnlng this week, n train OF large
wagons commenced carrying freight
t,sm sllekt0n 10 fresno, Cal, In OPP
n,sition 10 the Southern Pacific com.
many, Tue freight service, rs arranged,
|, ia feality from San Fra ocisco TO
Fresno, and points intermediate. The
dnt Biz shipment OF freight by this
t,v route was offered 10 the boats Of
me- California Navigation aud Im-
pnvsment company Saturday, anu
vent At once TO Stockton by steamer.
Nv this means there 10 n saving to
shippers Of SS TO s. per ton, as the rail-
VAy charges arc much higher than
those Of tue combined wagon trains
aud steamers.
A long.iought battle between mil.
llonaite mine ownere In the calico Ills
tic. call has been finally decided by
the United States circuit court Of Ap.
peals, aud the ruling Of tho California
state supreme court In tho controversy
has been set aside. The parties OF the
litigation we're the late John =. Doe
ADi the Waterloo Mining Company,
whose principal owner, Daniel Wells,
IT,, II Teputed to TO WORTH over $780,.
100000, made mostly In lumber cor
pOfailons aud land speculations, with
silver mi es thrown In. Tho plaintiff
and the defendant own between them
llmost all Of the Calico district, anu nj
one time or another Thirty suits on
title or for ttespass have been pending
igsinst them. In this Instance the
Waterloo IA the winner. Toe impor-
lance Of the case TO the general mining
public arises from the fact that the doe.
time Ia laid down that one monument
on q location IL sufficient where tue
contour OF the land will allow It 10
,eive the purposes OF tho law. The
dscbion not only c9nfefs title TO tue
defendant TO the ground Ia dispute,
but establishes Its right 10 recover
$4,000, the alleged value Of ores te-
moved by Dos while In possession,
lalis for which are pending In the
FEDERAL courts.