Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
NEWS OF THE WEST.
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4 Dying C0nYIC. Receives a P.rl0a
from CalIl0frid's K.W Governor
A FIREMAN VERY BADLY INJURED.
Remarkable Case. Dam.
ages AWardeda Bll,-Othor
Hens.
ArIREMAN VERY BADLY INJURED.


Five saloons have boon licensed 60
open iu Riverside county, Cal, which
has been aInctIy prohibition Tor some
time psaL
The Southern Pacific company Dos
CoAtIautcI fyi 400 vuutilatuI tnut care
Tor ufe neat sta.Uu. They wall not i.-
quite tao use Of igu,
At the fish hatchery, says The Lara.
milo boomerang, 9 ry have lust f..
coIvtd 2jiuJO rainbow Q ut eFgs from
the government hatchery ut Nu.shu,
Missouri, anu $4,000 MORO will be
shipped from thn simU place Uu the
7th and 22,0uO Uu tlU gth.
George L.. Lapp is Butte's new fire.
chi & and John tlhuuory, assistant.
Tue chief will be SLOWED 90 turIuy
sWu OF three extra mon lUmpOrArily,Yr
ui Gu The new force has been trained
up 10 ihu sian 4afl o. inu i0Tgu which
was Wired out last mouth.
Boise (ldahU) Su,,maa. Rapro.ou.
ut.ye MUMiliau received % telegram
yesterday announcing that ia
BuiJfi, y0uug mau employed BOO
horJiug sheep Tor Mt. Mcmillan, had
accidentally shot uuI killed himsulf at
big Butte, Elmoro county.
George Van Horn, fireman ON third
freight train No. IS, says Tue Laramie
boomerang, was thrown fl0m the top
VI the tank Vt Copper Lsku tank
Thursday morning aud Die shoulder
Wns dlsi1Catud ami bis face consider.
ably scratched. Tho accident was the
result Of the train breaking iu Two gud
running together at the tank, The
impact throwing Van Horn ii0m tho
engine.
a remarkable case 90 being tried ga
PondletOn, ~ tue ldahl Democrat.
Wcrt'Scott, an Indian, got drunk, auu
wa 9 iud ia the Indian court on the
reservation. The sentence was That ho
be- b. snorn Of his raven locks. lue Ices
OF which a tful brave frRhllH with us
much sorrow DE- thluHmau eEUurl-
cnocs IN thc lJss 0i nia queue. Weet.
scott now sues those rurUuuHluiU f1r tnu
iudiguity 10 recover $500 damages Tor
tue loss Uf tribal caste be has sustained.
The Lcadvillo HoraIdDsmocrqi
tayt; There Ia ut present lylug uuntud
The bars Of the county iHil uu iuuIviu.
ual VINO is, u tue testimony uf hls mIl-
ifusB be- ilus, one of the famuua gan Or
robbers who pluudtFud tho Little
Johnny mine OF gIlI ore vafiausly rsti-
mated nt from $1,000 10 $4,000 in
valur. The mnu'a name 80 "DIlD
Rullg, who To- well known o. the police
na 0uo OF the smu0ihUst guullemBu uu
tho "tuft" ln THE portion OF the u.ua-
Try.
In the superior court al FreBno, CAL,
Frederick Jones, "a boy 10 years OF age,
hrs been given Judgment against the
Kings River Lumber company tor
$4,000 damages for tho loss Of hanI.
Whilu iu tnoir employ at SJq
mills his hand was cut by saw anl Lo
was seut g. tho CompAuy's hospital,
where u was claimed lac was neglected,
thus rendering amputation necessary.
The man In change Of the hospital was
not a licensed physician. Tue case has
been In court Two years.
Three ttamps robbed atorc IN
Chinatown at Ashland, Or, on
Wednesday night In bold style, hut
for thuir trouble. The leader went
into one store aud asked fof 70, but
discovered about twenty ChIuusuthUrr.
He visited another Store short dis.
tsuco away and fund only four Inc
mates. Calling his two confederate
iusido they locked the door, went
through the money drawer anu alter
ward searched the Chinese, one Of
IA D.. D.
old man who tfiui 90 rush tom the
back door % gIyeau alarm was kuucgod
down with o. club ana stunned. Tho
robbers tud, with tho ChinCFe, who
were ali armed, firing re them, They
had not been captured at last accounts.
Reno (NovadaJ Gazette. Flannlgan's
bill, prohibiting tho isaunuco Of free
passet, or determination iu passenger
rates 10 public officers by railroad com.
panies was defeated by lack Of the
msjouty. IL secured
yttsg, ~ majority Of oil that
were recorded, but as blank counts
the same 40 n negative vote, tho oil
was, Of course, beaten. II WIS TIE |
same with the oil iorbIdding the sale |
Of bpirituous liquuf0 In the state CAPT. |
t0l building. McNHughtun was the |
only member that raised his Ice In |
&c. fnv Z. Hu made an earnest appeal |
t. pnssngc, although he Hoauuwl. |
egded that helnad been sometimes O. |
patron Of tho swell" in the room NJ The /
.ergennt.i t.afms. No Qua spoke I
against the bill, but Il only received |
eleven votes, 10 the same number
agaipst 1t.
Governor Ruid, suyu tho SulrE- |
meuto record linton, has signed tuu 1
pardon Of convict nsmcd Robert |
Lyle, who was be- tcuCed 10 ID Qugg- |
I'm Ia February, 1854, from I0ulm |
C0.ti county, 70 servo sentence a. /
twenty yeArs for the crime OF murder
In the second degree. Tho prisoner De-
dying Of consumption, AMI hos but
short time b live, lie hoe served
sleyon years OF his sentence, anu dur
Ing the pas: two years has been cone
innt inmate OF tho prison hosp D. Ho
hae "A wife aud a large IumllJ, VINO
naturally desire that he should NOS
hll iolOn's grave. Owing 10 the
state OF his health, which has been
certified 10 10th by the warden uuu tie
resident physician OF tue urlsou, also
10 the tHOl that hu hau alwayB borne
M exemplary character, and was cone
'icted only attera third trial, lac viii
BIZ allowed 90 pRss the remainder Of his
pan ollie outside the prison walls.
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