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

snrinsville independent The cold
nan has oausht many farmers with
their potatoes ana beets siill IN ths
a,onnd. and much fear ~ expressed
shst thew will be- destroyed. Quite
number Of apple Orchards are $50
ninned with the luoious winter fruit
All grazing their branches.....T There
arc some awful mudhoIes On Main
street that should he nlled...... Mrs.. J.
a. Van Lpuveu, OF this city, has re-
eeived a handkerchief from the great
bealet,, of Denver. II was sent her
Inv n friend who interviewed tho gen
tleman, II was sent NJ a curiosity
and 10 highly priced by Mts' ven
Leuven. IL will be exhibited 10 'he
fair.
Tooele Transcript The Great Salt
Lake I, rising but little this fail. IL
IL now only two feet one inch NJ TAR
field Beach, and the temperature was
so degrees early this week...,A roller
mill, Tor whioh the people OF Tooele
and Rush Valley have long been
asking and which has been badly
needed ever sinve the old mill was
burned down about two years ago,
has at last malsrlallzed, and has Tor
something over three weeks been run
ming at its full capacity. NotWlth-
atanding this, Mt. 4. A. Boynton, the
miller, IL unable 10 turn the Hour OUT
rapidly enough, % great has been Tue
demand.
PARK City Record: while on bis
way to Heber, tuesday OF this week,
Henry Baokus was thrown itom hW
conveyance aud run oven He re-
ceived some ugly bruises about the
head and had one Of his hips slightly
inlufed-.... W. a. Wilson aud william
Mckay Arrived In tho Park Weines-
dny Of this week TO make thorough
examination OF the lower levels OF The
Silver King mine without Instruments.
They are ain nj work and will make
their report privately 10 Judge Merritt,
Of the Third district court. Tns result
Of the work will probably have much
10 do with tho future course Of Colonel
Shaughnsrsy In the development OF
tho Mayiiowor kroup.....The little son
OH. NJ. Harris received an ugly wound
on tue head last week through blow
from an old boot In tho hands OF a
playmate. A cash atout an inch
long wa. cut and the skull laid bare.
He caught cold In this wound and II
II giving him considerable truuble.-..
Tue Journey OF Thomas Dodge aud
family nom PARK CITY 10 England was
most eyentiul one. Tney lett the
Park IN September ana ON arrival Ia
New York Mis-. Dodge was cOnnnej,
giving birth TO a daughter. Mr.
Doidgs's health, for the benefit Of
which tho return TO the old county
was being made, became very distress.
ing. and II was decided that Alrs,
Dodge and daughter, Miss MAu III
should remain In New York until tbs
former was able to travel, while Mr
Dodge and two sons, Oscar aud Ofic,
would continue tue Journey In the hOps
that the gea voyage would give HIN
relief. The family was divided and
the trlp across the water made, bat u
was all In vain. Mr.. Dodge was SUI
fefing from consumption and contln-
ned TO grow steadily worse, aud hal
hardly got settled In hi. old HON,
when the end came. The sad now
was received In tho Park this week bl
VIII. Williams, who broke II a. goutl!
as possible TO the son, William, wh
remained IN this city In the employ q
tho NJ. b. Ascheim Mercantile con-
psny, and with whom the large olfcl
OF friends left In this country by tn
deceased deeply sympaihike.
Brigham Buglef. 10 looks as
stookmsn would have 10 begin ieedinl
before cold weather totB la aud II 1
quite likely that there will be prett,
heavy demand for hay In the SPRING..
IL In surprising 10 see how mauy littll
boys can be found on the streets evei
quite late at night. Usually tow
boys can learn enough evil during th
day time, but some parents seem /
think that their boys ought 10 put Il
part Of each night In lonhng on tn
streets.
Ephraim Enterprise; There 10
very large attendance al the Sanpel
Stake academy this year. Our neigt
boring cities are beginning 10 apr,
oiate I've value ss an educational inst
tuition.
Nephl Times Mr.. A. Grant, OF Ia
Lake. an acquaintance Of Mr.. l..
Bailey, was In tho city Tuesday on b
way home from the SAn Juan an
Henry mountain country where h
has been for tho past sixteen month
business which carried him into Thu
country, but met with a small loss an
Adramatic adventure on his way nom
On tue card proxlmO while loggIu
lelsurely along the road from Walls
Wash TO the ferry on tho Colorado
three men suddenly rode out OF I'll
brush and loyoling guns ON him shou
cd the command "rhTow up y6
hands" Mr.. Grant was not slow
obey tho command anu the men the
went through his pockets taking som
tttng over $40 IN small change an
silver dollars from him. They owe
looked af5 bill he had In his shos nm
on his statement that he had far 10 I
and no food with him they Teturnt
him $40 OF the amount taken, The
also took his blankets but probAbl
afraid that they might be traced, on
Ing 10 their peculiar pattern these We
rsturned also. An attempt was final
made 10 take his horse but Mr.. Grant
htm demOansr and evident intent
teslst TO the lAsI this piece Of robbeI
deferred the highway niep, and tn,
rode OIL SIS ahead by tue operatio
Mr. Grant who was In possession
several hunirVd dollars when he III
started, supposes the men learned Il
and followed him with the intention
holding him up, but fortunately a II
moments before leaving hu had q
posted NIL OF his money but the SUI
amount stated In the stage tillce
,hipment TO Salt Lake.
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