Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Crr,sOme Find Near The Salmon
River, Idaho,
sarpplSe CATTLE 10 SALT LAKE


p,siruciive Spraylng-Iramps ona
NATURALIZATION Schemes
Thu big caral I, take tho wntor Of
mar fiyof To supply Evanston IL being
rushed forward rapidly.
ca. Conlcy,oi Brigham city, makes
',,.pi,ipt arhinsl uutimely SPRAY.
10 ot ttere. lie has lgst eleven
niS,s Of he's, worth 50 each, from tuis
cause th'sspfing.
no. CmfF. former y superini,nieut
oitbe Union Pacific coal drrSfi mcuL
V,i ts,IaCei some years ngu y Mt
yrgeatb, assumed his oil position On
Juiy /, ripeTccdiug Mr. McGtstb.
psi,s udanr) Stdteaman; rno circus
trnt viii appear here next Monday
bas in tow a gang Of suft.ihing an
mort change men that is said TO te
ven woIss than the usual aggregation
,ttbicv,s thnt follow tvut shows. In
Uuite anu ttaer places they 7und
many viclims. People should lot all
tiugs u circus gnmes alone, and take
iust enough money nl0rg 10 pEy tlolf
wsy Into the circus.
Tbe announcement on TtunJay
u,8t Mrs. John Grover uad attempted
,ntrEr her lifo IS drowning herself 10
Inc fiyur near the bridge west ui the
r,ty. says tho Laramie boomerang
,,,raied considerable talk auu excite
mont. She was seen near the bridge
Inn the wstcr and rescued by parties
WHO vufo camlCj there. She was
aiken home by theio parties snd
laced In tho yard, but not iu tue
house. IL 10 said that she then de.
,f.frd the intention OF Milling hCt-elt
and when she afterwards could uOt be-
fund there was considerable additions
nl.lafm. She was Htur found along
Inc flger tgaiu near Masps brick yard
ana brought home by Mt. Grover, and
ebr ian0w resting comfortably, auj, u
Ia believed, will soon recover iull pos.
session % her facultlts.
Brigham CITY Eugicr; Jofeph
Yotgs and partner, Joseph Frausham,
have driven some $50 iirst.class hcrvrs
q. thu Salt Lake market this GUNNER,
loot which were their own feeding
and wcfo pf1nuuucoJ about tbs huslt
bunch OF beet cattle ever driven
iuto Salt /. kr. some VI them
were big, handsome fellows.
Weighing from 400 tU l,5l5
pJunlt. These cattle were worth On
an average go a head, or $4,000 Tor
tue $50. LHst year those gentlemen
Ir1vu 900 Aeal 10 Sat Lake. Tuis
sgason they are net driving ~ many
but aIo REALIZING % per cent higuef
lucss. Mir. lNrs says that the
aTmpTa nud rAuChofs In nOfthvtn
Cuah aud southern idaho have
Jumped to tao wise conclusion that
Tiers 10 u bigger stocking iull o.
money for them IN Taising better
gflic VI ttti cattle. feeding them
better aud leading them boliet.
Thc Haley NcWs.RH,r has the fol.
loving: Mf. WuathotUy, who lives In
tie vicinity Of silmun Falls, was IN
own Ihurday, lie lives IN ono Of
lie garden spots Of the state, M. is
prosperous lfuit grower aud Eancaer.
he states that ON Monday 10 men
were u. to WORK by Mr.. Priestly, Of
Montana, on an irrigation scheme
sJmtwhat new, but wilton will bs the
means OF watering 20, 900 acres OF
ue,er' land. Mr. Pfle.tiy will utilize
tue water from the Thousand spriug,,
which carry about 50, 900 iuchef. Thtsr
tprugs come out from the lava 100
igtI below tbs euriaue OF tho eur
rounding county, anu fall an.
other 100 feet or more before
Implying into the snake. The
scheme N 10 use this volume OF water
~ comprising air, by tho application
ui which portion Of the water A.
falscd to the land above. Tho mathoi
has been succttsfully worked by M.
iursIy before on n smaller scale, aud
cluuut fall at Salmon Falls on a
larger scale.
The Challis (Idaho) Messenger r..
lofls the discovery VI human skels.
ton few days ago near that mace
Tue paper says little lDy found the
i9Net JaWbOuo OF u human being near
Tue bHGk Of Salmon river. Continuing
Nshyh rms discovery aroused the
people OF Chsllls, aud ou tue following
Wy Two or three oonveyaneet loaded
win citizens went TO the scene OF uis-
eoVtiy made by the little boy the day
previous. Dililgent search was made
ioI Ihe supposed tkeieton, finally a
boot was found near the place where
we IaW6one was picked Up. 10 find
lne other portions OF the remains
seemed almost impossible, and the
latIy were about 10 give up tue search
anu come home, when, near "a bunch
ol Willows, anu shout $50 feet from
mhefe tho lawbOne aud boot were
Iouhui Ben MolESor discovered tho toe
VI smother boot pTolruding from tho
sIul NJ quite IA distance from the river
heAT pile OF driitWOod. The boot
l'ONel 10 Dc on tho right leg OF the
dsmAlnh OF man covered with Sand.
no skeleton was dug up anu brought
70 iowa. and wRs identified by a piece
~ us pants found In the boot, 10 10
ue remains Of poor JAmUa n. Nj q ui!-
~ VINO was drowned by falling OIL
~" ~ LHuge across Salmon river, below
|iAy'on, little over year ago"
Eyyansion Herald. Conductor Jim
mvHhlto had quite q lively experience
WIN Hamps on his trip In from Ogden
va wednesday, While his train wHs
nAuulng ON The siding vi Wasatch,
w lough locking tramps boarded
uAl' when thh train was ready
ma'Ail Jim told them to got oil. rhoy
'usel 10 obey tho order, aud made
lyHe threats. jim then oFdeleI the
sa' te' out, One Of the trAmps on
rev revolver anu TOLD tho conuuclor
'uh' he could not set the car out. That
must proceed 10 Evanston with tho
-, jim replied, Gan rght, We eau
,' Ae care VI you icllOwb betterln Evan
"on man heto,n anu the trRiu pro.
~ W, AZ Wyula, a little station