Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-11

NEWS OF THE WEST.
$50 - -
Y,hsaph Operator Saves a Cnlld
from browning.
ar fAILRD 10 GET ihh h'''
,..s sale In wJoming-Ihe Ne
,sda southern Rou'e-A D""e
usrolnt-Geuerai Item"
sr FAILED 10 elr rnE KISS

.,rsman named George Jones
nnrnam, Butte county, 10 a..
ss,ufeI Saturday evening ~ Ma
,ng down while chasing s na us,e
~ Two bones IN on. ii.% N yet
t,ssen In the fall, ana no INV"
the kiis. =, N
LOO, wyoming, NeVG U. 4.
h.,ss.r /. T.. Ready has relutneu
Drp i,in soutn Of Green river near
hem fi,ah. Colorado and Wy9mlh.
VIM ~. rsports that looality one OF
,p. remarkable sections no ever
". There il plenty OF big game
u.,d.,. a young mon is yeatB
ala was accidentally killel on w I'M
..acn. near santa Ross, CAL, Sunahy
.ns,noon. He and two otn.I s Ouns
nsn wefe out huEting When l,l..s'
ss,ti,I by one OF them was ulschsige.'
W,ndara was snot through tue oeA'''
lie died instantly'
The Agricultural ana InGu' III,
.,ie6 of British Columbia VIII
~ M annual exhibition anu osi.-
ho.v Al Victoria rom September lbth
ss,',. nibef glst inclusive. rive
stnd dollars IN prizes has beeh
nss,sd AMI $1,000 In purses lof tue
hofso eveniR'
v,.,i, famt? Yesterday Governor
~ MrIutlfe came into the paw non
o. 80, M, time that MT. Bryan was
seating anu walked To the csnlet VI
ansiiorum without anyone noticing
, Nv ~, recognizing the chief executive
a. the slate, with the exception OF
svon lie platform. says the Grand
Junction, Colo, Sentinel
ON saturday ll,OOO acres Of land IN
az untion ranch, southwest " Lara
w. W,oming, was sold by tho master
an1,,is,I nor J. NJ. Funwiuk. Ire
Meaning Genital Lana and Improve
,".nt eonipAuy were the purchasers
n, sga5O6, tie pufchabiur COM
s'ov sold the land 10 the
.,smle Plains company some ten
80 aso aud the purchase Irico was
,svsr pald In full, and tho iahd Nss
IA 10 seuure payment Of the DAialor.
Thsbond,msn Of Thomas A. Starr,
,,-,seeiyer u the United States land
M, Al HALEY, havr been summoned
sn Friday 10 appear In n tuit IN the
ff,Itpd states court 10 recover over
a. Oi1 alleged TO have been emhtzz!od
NJ STAR while IN oflice. Tue costs
si,saay exceed $500. Tine bondsmon
yin allow Judgment 10 be taken against
them. after which they viii pay up.
Criminal proceedings will bo bosun
against Stair, uulets he pays In nNc
days.
The present terminus Of tho Nevada
Southern, which II IL said a new COM
many will purchase at the receivers
sale, Il at Marvel. The road Will run
through Vanderbilt and IvAnpah mir
ing camps, oponins up very rich min.
log county. From Piocho the limo
will eventually be carried Into Dem
yer. Coming west the road will run
into and through San Eernardiro Mr..
stibsri, the receiver, has left tor Chi.
cage " confer with the members OF the
new Company, and while he IL In the
East the day OF the sale OF tbs road will
10 lItd.
Alice Jackson, the thitleen-yeAr-old
daughter Of n rsncher living seventeen
miles south OF Butte, Montanp, ~ the
heroine Of novel adventure with n
bsaL Sunday, while she was ruling
about tue mountains on horseback, &C.
elmpanied by big dog, che came
a'foit big black bear, large even for
that country OF beafF. she had no
weapon, 10 6ho headed the bear 10.
ward home, aud, with the assistance OF
the dog, drove the animal several miles
to her iAlhef's cattle corral, and thon
called her eighteen-ye ar.old brother,
Oivsr, who shot and killed the bear.
The animal weighed 600 pounds, anu
The story and tho hide were brought to
Butte next day.
A correspondent nj Burns, Or, tee.
gfaphs that bodies OF armed men are
leaving that town and Vicinity daily
fof the STEMS mountain country,
uslenaibly Tor hunting purposos, hut
TIE more knowlug ones here mink
mat they arc going for n different pur-
pose, and unlese the agent OF tue res
efVAtion recalls the Indians ut once
they will probably not have 10 many
Indians 10 caro- Tor tho coming winter.
All the cartridges and ammunition iu
lOwn have been bought up quietly.
one OF tho hardware Arms has some
lO,OOO rounds OF cartridges at Hunting.
Ton, o., and the same firm has ordered
more by express and a team has been
sent 10 the railroad after these goods.
Through the heroic action OF ChRs.
y. Avery, night chief operator OF the
western Union Telegraph company,
his. +. A. Holmberg and her i-year.
,li child were saved from drowning at /
Wuilake Park, Los Angles, Cal,
Monday afternoon. The child was
olllng down u steep slope ami tum.
ied into the lake, This frightened
mother Jumped into the water after
lhe child and Immediately sank.
avery who was sitting close by, took
N The situation al n glance anu, with |
ul stopping to remove even his coat |
" nat, he plunged into the water |
heaelzed the child aud threw IL to-
ward the shore, whiting easy reach OF |
wiling hands, ana then gave his at |
mnllon to the drowning mother, " nom
ne raised TO the surface and with a |
sw Vigotoua strokes landed her safely. |