Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14
NEWS OF The WEST.
Two Miners Suddenly Raised from
Poverty 10 AGlloICe.
HORSE MEAT DINNER AT LARAMIE.
A Twelve Years. Sentence Tor Steal.
ing s1jO-lniorestlug Mining
Hens, Etc.

Charles Lavish has been sentenced
10 twelve yenf' iu San q irntin, Cal,
for stealing $3.50.
Laramie, Wyo., says the boomerang,
10 TO have horse meat tuUpuu, Or Iut.
hapa, morse meat dinner AT any
rate, horse meat will be served.
The Leadvillo (Colo. Chronicle say,
ID has authentic Information that the
American smultcf Will start up shortly.
The plant viii bo operated by tue
Union Leasing aud Mining cumIany,
The works Will be run independent VI
the trust
The Japa on the Oregon Short Line,
Gays the dh0shone Udahul Journal
were laii OIL iot the winter i,p, week
anu have uuultfd 10 winter in shu.
fhone, about $50 Of them having
bought the old Railroad hotel, which
tboy Will make their headquarters.
The barn adjoining resldouee BE-.
longing to the Union Pacific company
on tne north suburb VI Laramie, Wyu.,
nehr the rolling mill was burned dow d
lew nights ago. Tho barn contained
two horsrs, come hay aud a wagon.
Ile b0rses were burned 10 death UeiOIu
they could be released.
Judge Blgclow, Of tho Nevada IA.
ptomu court, aud Dr.. Guluuu came 90
blows on the street at Canon q few
days ago. They Were separated Oy
friends. The trouble started over a
decision rendered by the supreme
court against Guluau, who attempted
10 Gust School Trustee Cuts, ruoonsly
elected.
The famous Bclden mine on Battle
mountain, Colo, has been sold 10 a
syndlcate Of Philadelphia capitalists
Tor sbOj,OlO. The sale had been pend
Ing for some time. The mine has been
q heavy producer Tor several years pnSt
and Thousands VI tons OF ore are now
said 10 DO blocked out anu ruady for
shipment
Advlcos from the Silver Star mining
district, this new camp In Esmeralda
county, according 10 the RBuu,
Nevada, Gazette, are TO the effect that
everything there looks bright aud
prosperous. The little mill recently
erected 10 Eopt continually ut work,
and there Is ore enough ON the dumps
to keep It running for the next year.
A shooting sorape occurred at
Fhilipsbufg, Montana, a few days ago,
In which JOhn Ryan, roundvL was
shot aud Instantly killed by George
Terfill, a saloonkeeper. The story goes
tunt Ryan, VINO was intoxicated, asked
for drink of liquor which was refused
by Terrll, who procured n shotgun
from an adjoining room, ana alter
ordering Ryan TO leave pulled the
trigger, the shot boring "a hole through
Ryan'a head causing instant death.
Charles II. Bennett, ex.secrelnrv OF
the Society Tor tbs Suppression Of Vice
at san Francisco, who earned cOnsid.
cradle uotoriety through his poFsecu
tons OF Mics Ella Gray, has been
found guilty by Jury In the superior
court Of Alameda county on the
charge VI Gissulting with deadly
weapon George dray, the young iRuyis
father In finding this verdict the
jury showed some lenieucy, for In the
Information Bennett was charged
with an assault TO commit murder.
Sentence Was set Tor today (MondAy).
Sayst the Virginia Nevada Chronicle:
J. J. MoEw0u, proprietor OF the stock
tauoh Mt Lake View, nt the head Of
Washoo valley, says the gale Of last
week was ~ much In evidence Ia that
locality ~ II was on the Comstouk.
Mt. MoEwen's barn was wrecked, ami
included In the stock stabbed there
were ten thoroughbred mares OF tho
tinest strain. Notwithstanding the
fact that the wreck was no complete
that II was thought that the valuable
animals were killed, II was found that
none Of them were injured.
Mining circioH are ln a iluiter OF eE-
element over the announcement OF
rich strike made In the Lnekawguna
mine, on Green mountain, n lew miles
south Of DoadwOOd, South Dakota. A
twolye.foot vein has been uncovered,
the ore from which, alter many AS
rays, gives returns averaging from
$1,000 to $500 IN gold por ton, Tho
vein is well defined. The niue is
owned by james COllins and CuTley
O'Leary, two poor miner-, whom a
chance "sn1ln iU one moment has
placed in nllluonoe,