Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-07
NEWS 70 THE WEST.
,,,,r. TyonIng, Coal Mines Nay
DO Abandoned.
.,,ep on rlSr.n RESERVATION
,,,ld,nl-Atlempt at Suicide
.,.oce Among Childrcn--Cap-
mred Ia a Fruit Car

.,.,, Utah IdUood!e' To ua
sell authenticated stais mep.
tomv, entire west emu u tbe Ols't"
uN".,lon II ovefiui WIN ".
renWnefs refuse to feopGn'1' tne
ru',tv Of the grazing Ithse "h''"
s,'',or Nutlef hoidt'
,,vir,sria. B. c., is announcer lne
~ .,otn Alaskan territory OF tho 90
a. yaEuat sOIcettr, VINO Oy IN
oW.,,a,s wac touni o. bring hbou'
Gn.tb Of seven enomlts' w en-
lus M, a. Gas with difficulty that ih"
az, .,. were pfevrniUu IRON 'y.hr
pN, nee o. atAfvs 10 death. MI''
hin "a toli the IudianS tint n theN
f..1'Io1t the idea Of dealing WIN
tsn "a they pfop0fed, they Wou'd
luv n ne United StaiuB wa.ahip'
r,,,v..ix miners have been d.
.st nom the service Of the Uniun
sGsr coal company aI Carbon, Wye
I4,'" mo mines mere have been
n',,, an ab ~ lgj cars " coal yer
w. t9r spmo time, and further rcduc-
49, IL, otiefs for Carbon coal caused
u',,,tt,py down Of tue i.ICt. /, has
,nrpf.d that the company C0u.
,.'isi,. abaniouing ihenr miuts IN
~ ,s.f future, o. 10 ~ clnimtd thry
.n mn tnoir uIuHfs from tho hAuna
mInrs at less expen'r'
Every winter San BrrGardlno, Cal,
.ov,fiun With trnmp-, who come In
,,.,, ali over the slate, and ~ n result
H. county has sNiY or seventy
s,trr. ln the county jail to osl Ut u
80. ais of $40 per gay. WodutsiHy
~ b,afJ OF tuueryisots took the mat
Lin hand and will end some tcheme
mate winter uIafdern work. one
,nrg,itiou that has been advanced u
,,baul rock from Cotton aud have "
tllei IN the jail yard, where tue ltnm'
r,s bfrgk Il III, 10 be usvj ON Tue
blthwBys OF the counly.
Willard County TrogrssG Miss En-
ma -uguino attempted g. take hcf
gWn NE ~ her uafsnts' home, at
Kao5,b. un the g7th Of Augus', by
taxing tho contents VI half hottie "
audAnum, aud IL still very sicE, II
,,,ms tHut Hiss Seiguine aud W. sifl
rguIanIuut got luto y dispute over a
Hy,fpD tbnt had been told, ami they
,aid Mis- = iguinc had told II; ana 10
mo was entirely innocent, Fhv bfOOlti
ey,tii, iill Ut Iast she took the poison
a. tistsd htOye. She was determined
10 tpdher HE ~ she would not take
anything for come time 10 XIII the poi
tgn,
DEPUTY Registrar Rowloy, Of Spring
Glen reports "a most uucalltd for oOuu.-
uonoi atisifs on GJrIUn creek, CaTb "a
county, Gays tho Price ddusodts. lie
found there several families of chill.
dftn between the ages Of uiA aud four.
teen yests who hal never lesn the
inside Of school house. In one
family alone are five children who are
totally sHd densely ignotapt. The
parents live about ten miles from
Spring GlBu ana all very poor 1t
would appear that something should
10 done II once In order that these
children no longer be- deprived Oithcit
tight to t0mslhing In the way oi an
education.
At Cattle Gate, while sXcsyallng
rlhI new bicycle track, George IS.
Edwards was, without wafni
crushed 10 death by the sudden iuli Oi
aHas Of uirt and rocks, says the Price,
AfbOn county, advocate. lie had no
NhNhAN AHA VIZ llNA ~ AAAN HhN
BRUISED body showed when recovered.
Pat Walsh, who was working Win
him, Wa- thrown down but not seri-
0usly Injured. A cOrOuer'r Jury fon.
iettl a verdict OF accidental death.
George Edwards was prominent
Knight 81 PythiAs aud took great in-
ttftsl ia tue founding OF the order
heie. lie came originally from Penn
Nlyaula, but mas been working IN this
vicinity Tor anumber Of yeats. lie had
net OF friends many OF whom FOL-
lowed hi8 remains TO ttE grave On
Wednesday Sept. 4.
IulnmAs,er Hay, Of the Wyoming
division Of tho Union Pacific, received
hitlrgtam Tuesday from super nten.
denl Fillmore OF the Southern Pacific
TO l50E out for couple OF tourists " no
were reported 10 TO ina sealed car o
an incoming train, giving the M mbUr
Of tue car Upon the arrival OF TIE
IAln the car was opened and Two men,
giving Their names AZ 81 Lusk ana a,
II, Andeuou, were found In the center
nj the car, which was well loaded v i'm
crates Of Peaches aud grapes billed iIf
Pueblo Colo. The car was Loo ded ai
Newcastle, Cal, Sept. !, and the men
ual been slowed In II hy iriends. They
were well provided with food ami
u'lhk anu clothing, ana wore baseball
llhts with the name VI thu Rock
Island base ball club on their breBsts.
lhey were arrested and given ten
Jays In Jail for trespasg.
Monday evening at s O'Clock W.
bf0ddRu, a hOI-sTOwer ON Upper Bear
rveti Csl., received an lntimalion that
hls Chinese pickers would be Taided
~ some 200 NJ 800 whites. lie imme-
uialely armed a few willing men with
such weapons rs he could procure aud
stationed them In his hophouso
About o'clock the nfst detachment Of
raiders put Ia an appearance, lilo In.
Ntcepled them anu explained inst his
securing Chinese help was q case OF
necessity, He had taken whites ans
Indians as long as they came, ami
would keep them In preference to Chi.
heso but there were not enough aud
ne was compelled 10 get Chlnobe TO
save The crop. This paoified the MOI
iot time, but later on they were
Joined by some 900 recruits from the
loWtr yards AMI tho drunken, whoOp.
ing mob could only bo checked by
placing armed men across the street
ana commanding a retreat, y hloh wac
hlsllly compiled with when the click
OF gun looks WINS head.
William MRnAugh, n prominent Ca :
norma fanohef, was killed on the
hlgh"ny three miles south OF Live Ok,
suffer unity, Monday. His slayer
was hiillard IL. Crum, ex-deputy