Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-16
NEWS OF THE WEST.
/ cbllds Body Turned Black BY Boo
SlInSs.
M 400, 200 Lbs FLOUR FOX 'ArA"
n.,,.g, by the Wind-A "omnh'
uiseL-The freight Hates
Minor Mention
~ ana 400 LBS. FLOUR FOR JAfAS.

o., Adams Some, Wholesale commits
merchants, OF TacOuhi "nr
-. rerelyed an order from lue 'HpA
n, ssvefnment tor loiOOO 'ons "
,ys,sIpQtou -four, TO DO usei ny WIG
JApsnese army -,
A stockton Cal, July 5, Frank
,.,.,n. aged 9 years anu = monIhr'
S,,t lr5m Uurns received last WeIhes'
leaning, lie was playing WHO
,S,r children In n vacant l0t anu h'
V' , an tbermbers OF q bouhre whloh
20" tonght had been cItipguished'
M. nsii.btothof, aged yosis, WAS Sc
..ty burned 10 attempting 10 save
The little fellows life.
rhr oldest olive tree In the United
s,.tes ia at the mission OF sAn Juan
r,ri.tfgnO, Id Han Diego county Ihe
III on this tree was brought llom
pstcslona, Spain, 1876 yeArs ago Ihlt
,ctetan olive tree 10 nay ieel hlgh,
wtiha trunk Ave feet Ia diameter
since the fret planting OF ollNe ueof
An california, tue Industry has extend
of 40 that 1t to-day embraces 'OO,OOO
itees, VI which 400, 900 were planted III
1898.
TINS two.yesr.old child Of w. ii.
wrI.b. who lives In tho Kutnet cOl'
tny. near Fresno, Gal, wandered from
Inc house Saturday to- Held, where u
gas attacked by n swain u bees and
.tnny from head to foot. IL was req
cueI by It's mother, but tor some hours
M life was dospAiTed OIL Generous
aupllcations Of soda couniefAoiui lhe
,sI,ou, Lut tho child's bOdy his turned
black. sixty stings were taken from
tue body.
lake Peterson, OF Ephraim, suffered
A,eyefe loss by fire this weeh. HIS
Ultle boy, who IL about elk or seven
wears old, got hold " some matches
and 40, flro TO the hay stack. The IRE
mad made considerable hsadway before
a was discovered and all efforts TO e1'
tlnguish " proved upavAillng, Tue
nav. stables ana all out.buildings were
egiirrly consumed. Mr.. Peterson had
Inst finished putting up his hay lew
daysago.
Fremont, Idaho, Gazette; Fremont
county was visited ON Friday last ny
n terrific wind.stsTm. Considerable
damage was done anu the people teI'
rlpIy frightened. In Salem new "a.
roamsd two story building OF David
uursha was blown down, aud now layb
A. dat as pancake. A heap Of Tuine
only marks the site OF what promised
10 be one OF the finest residences In
Fremont county. Fortunately, the
owners had not yet moved into II.
Cedar City (Iron county, Record
July IL. Mt. ]. II. Jennings, OF Rock
VILE, submitted TO an operation yssiet.
day morning for the removal Of an
obnoxious thumb. The
little daughter Of Gus ckelprangs
had thelmisioTtune to have her hand
badly bruised and msngled this morn
log. She was handling hay pulley
and IN some manner her hand was
caught with the above result. DR..
Middleton was called and dressed the
wound.
Idaho Statesman; On June 18th last
the Union Pacific announced q reduc.
ton In freight rates which made Salt
Lake merchants tubilAnt. Tho out
meant that Salt Lake could lay goods
down In Idaho cheaper than the local
merchants could bring them in. The
Union Pacific soon found, however,
that, with those rates In force, goods
would DO brought from tho Eat to Salt
Lake over some other route, and then
shipped ON under the local schedule
This would cut the Union Pacific out
Of tho long haul from the Missouri
river When this state OF Affairs wal
fully realized the officials OF that sys.
tenn determined TO make reduction
from tho Missouri river to Idaho and
Montana points corresponding exactly
with the reduction to Utah common
points announced in the early part oil
June. The cut IL effective July 10th
In the district court st Reno, New,
Saturday, DR.. q. NJ. ThomA, formerly
superintendent OF the state insane Asy'
lum, was appointed guardian for the
infant child OF Mrs. Alice NJ, Hartley,
who 10 now serving u term OF imprltOn
mont In the peniiebtisry for the muir
der Of NJ. ID. Foley. Thoma filed Q
and William Thompson, two prOml
nent citizens OF Reno, as surelies
This IL preliminary to tuit for one.
In behalf OF the child. The paper,
alleges that the Hartley onild ", win
the exception Of the uecoased's widow
the only legal heir u the property
This will not affect the Widows claim
~ she 10 entitled to Obe-hRli under III,
state law. The other half would, eu
for this child's claim, 20 to the brolherl
Rnd sisters VI Foley.
Boise, idaho, MaiE Constable BucE
master was sent on an Ufllclal erTaut
Wednesday to Gust u Mrs. KOhn from
The property she IL occupying. Mira
Rohu didn't like that kind OF treat
muni, aud she had just had dinner. A
plate u butter melted by the heat wa
m the table. The constable mad,
tnown his eTTand, when Mrs, KOhI
Jegan the argument. Mr.. BuoknJuttel
explained tue code to her from secIloI
l 10 the index, which seemed 10 T.,
ugain,t the lady In every section. "Be
lufe leave this house, Mt. COnBtabl,
huckmaster," said Mrs, IL am kavt
you 10 understand ipll tnks more Of /
man than you are 10 put ms out. ;
"Oh, we'll" replied the constable, ~ h,
smoothed down his white beard, looked
~ the woman twice, put his copy 0
the session laws In hls vest pocket, ant
acted just llke n man who was goin!
10 ou0p wO u, "if II comes to that III
put you out" "YOu will, will yOu?'
ma tnen sne picked up the lump o
'utItr and hit the constable tIgh
smaok In tho mouth, "woll, Just 20 II.
The pOnktahle uiH un-nul AZ ~