Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Death Of a Young Lady as Tho Re-
suit Of Being Scaldai.
DEATH OF A PHOTOGRAPHER.
4 Police Force of Three Men, and All
Of These Under Arrest
Other Items.
DEATH OF A PHOTOGRAPHER.

$3.50 AAaHH
Thomas r. Bryant, connected with
the Union Pres anu BrlcE compauy
NJ N1lltJoi Cal, disappeared sewers
days nsO' Friends are anNiously
awaiting his return, a. much borrowed
coin went with him.
While ohopplng " ood on Wedues
day evening &. A. Mamtpu, photo,
gfapher u CarsOu, Nevada, was stfuct
over the heart by lying stick, caus.
Ing him 90 faint. Next morning Ie
complained delight pains and dtopped
dead.
The Rocky Mountain Bell aud Colo
RADIO Telephone companies will erect a
telephone line from Cheyenne g. Der.
yer, n distance Of over lOn miles, ~
soon "a the weather refmts. II Ia
stated that active work viii probably
begin the latter part Of March.
Otto Eoselman IT, has been arrested
ut VirWinie, Nevada, on a charge OF
felony for Illegal voting. The tlense
ia charged In the complaint 30 have
been committed at the last election.
This Il the third arrest since the uicr.
tiou. The grand jury Will inquire into
all tho cases.
Mics E'lellu Miller, a young woman
o. twenty three, died on Wednesday
evening al raroma, Wash, A. the r..
suit Of "A terrible scslding she received
while taking a vapur bath. a boiler
of hot water was spilled over her body
and limbs. She was the daughter or q
Moihoditt minister.
Billings, Montana, has police force
o. three men. All have been affestod
on a charge Of obtaining money under
ialse pfeionses. Alta preliminary hear.
Ing II was proved that the money was
collected from the Inhabitants Of the
tenderloin district under the vuise u
Zines. There 10 - be Au investigation.
The Sioux City. Iowa, packing
eompany recently wrtts 10 fsnohufs
IN Meekcr county, Colorado, asking for
quotations on hofets by the pound, aud
were answered that horses wouii be-
utlivefod on the cars No one cent a
pound, live weight The packers are
making a business Of ughtefIur
horses and canning them fIr tho ORR
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"Hprrsses the hope that they will buy
up a few thousa d Of the range
bfonchos Ia that vicinity.
says the Laramie boomerang: II
wac reported on the streets today that
w. 4. Davls, recently Of this city, had
committed suicide at his home IN
Iowa, where he has been Tor some
time, The report may prove % be
totally unfOundO1, but should u be
true, his death was undoubtedly the
feeult Of melancholy. He has had 40
employment since the a. II. u. strike
and Il said 10 have been In debt. He
brought tho traction engine here tor
the purpose Of hauling coal TO tho city
from the mines west Of tho town. The
engine proved failure for the purpose.
George r. Beck, Of Sheridan, Wye,
gays the Cheyenne Leader, ~ engaged
IN an enterprise which may Tev0lu-
iiOnlze the iuel Industry Of the country.
IL l. simply the discovery Of M eco.
nomioal method OF transforming btu.
minous or Ignite coal into antnfao.t,.
Very little II generally known Of tue
methods which he employs. The
bltuminOus coal as II reaches him IN
flet ground into n powder, after
which the moisture and certain proper
ties # the gases are extracted. The
process ID then reversed, aud the nfll-
fetal anthracite comes forth Ia bltcks
which aro Ne easily handled as bricks.
John l.. Anderson, special agent Tor
the lanu department for Utah anu
Wyoming, with headquarters at Salt
Lake, has been In the city on uusiuess
connected with tho utilCe, SAYS the
Laramie B00msrdHg. The number Of
special agents, no says, have been
greatly reduced under the present
naturalization In ecOnOmizing, And
That there were thiTty-sovsu nj the
beginning, there are now not much
more than half chat number. lilo has
been called 10 Laramie TO investigate
some matters regarding which hs will
not speak. Hs says there are many
entries In his territory OF speculative
character aud there are many COM
plainls about unlawful enclosures.
Nine as tough-looklng characters %
ever graced Jail have Just been
landed At San Francisco, says the
Chronicle. For several days the gang
had been making VI, u burden 10 the
palmetto the authorities, aud the OH
GERS succeeded In corraling the entire |
OUTFIT Upon being searched NJ the
county Jail all sOrtG OF weapons were
found upon their persons. One Of the
gang ia four raz0Ts, which were iden-
llned NJ being portion Of a recent
hurglary committed Ia the city.
w. 3. Moore, chief OF the fire depari. |
ment OF Los Angeles, was In san
Francisco last week, says the LkTOHiclc, |
but when lac returned home he was |
minus beautiful gold watch aud chain |
that had been presented 10 him by the |
members Of tue department. lie hau |
managed 10 steer clear OF tho buucl |
games aud raoo'tTack apeoulatlons, but |
no tell aioul OF a couple OF lusty sand.
baggers.
Thomas Riordan and several other
attorneys representing alleged ca nese |
merchants who have been refused nd. |
misaiou into the United Sutsa by |
Collector Wise, have come 10 tue con. /
cluslun that judgment Is likoly g. go |
against them In the tuet case now
peniing In the United States Supreme |
Count, and have decided upon nov
move calculated 10 hetter their chances,
tnys the San Francisco ChrOHio.o
Inc pending cases are rot do med
hopeful Tor judgment in favor Of tue
N'hlnese, us n new test case was Bei In |
hoilon ON WednesdRy, the record oil