Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19
NEWS OF THE WEST.
q, Francisco has no Hall for VI e.
Bryan.
iran npICALLv AMERICAN
,.,.,rh Prosr,s,-rhs Southern
pacinc-A twenty i've Year
Lawsuit, bic.

,,.n,rsli,t Idaho, Posts Ine
hy M sohlne is again nun ,n,"t
Ih,s, ~ stauaries filling up' We unuJ,,
aau ~ H. ,rost has not Injured the ., n s'n :
SIAM ~ a. mapy thought u MAJ. ~ :
~ mu0 tho beech land az" nov -
crop ali. and only a portion o. Wv
laIt ,u on lie bottom land Is tef'ou'y
injured. -. :,
gispwood Spripep AvAian ,,s ~
aSsfs that Ulah has gone Ihsy Wv
sf.lgfe culture and Is shlpp,,n,1i 'a'1 =
,sntitlea oil u east. Mhun cV'p'. y, :
I'M 20 her great Importance ~
VII discover some OF ths na'utM ~
,,,sers that Utas hhs. otAn ~ .nu
,snirsl American community VI '"0
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c,,.,ss.man W. Z. Btyan OF Ne
sn,,iy,d In ban Francisco on
eiA'A .1i.y naming aud oatabiiahed ms
lu'suas ,toss AZ Tue Occidental Motel
heAeg IN, Intention u tho Bimo'alilo
is,vis 10 have Mr. bfyAn usi',o, ,sts
atIrs.s upon the silver y isa,'on ~ w, ~
INV. but no available hAli e'uiu w
secured.
ptcbqaeld Adv ocato; CAM blame
,'sople for believing Utah u IN"
.',an,,.sd land Of the Isfariiies' eeo-
anicslly Afo many points OF rehtnl.
s' and AZ TO the dow Of luilk anu
sHv tbefe "a dead parallel mere n
MI, NM n ibe finest honey We over cav
Ian from the bees by q. Il. Bots
W. gssh It's quantity aud qualify
~, n,,,,d make a bear leave mis- lair or u
loysr his best girl.
On Friday evening, sept. ON, about shout
,-te.t n German named Uustave
,ysinh bettE, Jeff Aver station, Cal,
IN his brothers. ranch, shout two
- dislaut, Nothing was heard Of
IN mill his dead body was found
s..,,ng in the Klamath river at toe
pesa-sma mill dam Saturday night,
.rss sody was discovered by a young
80, Who was at the dam hshing Tor
salmon.
u,.hseld Advocate; Orlando, the
,.n'Ysar.old son Of Christian Hanson,
I'm rom n horse anu dislocateu ME
elbow last week....", me tiohneld
C,e,mefyis stockholders met In hich.
AID Monday 10 elect new beard OF
dIr,oiofs and to discuss prospects In
g.neral, Everything was found 10 he
M Inc most satisfactory condition.
fb,re ia a ready market for more but
is, man there's milk from which TO
mai. A. The home cheese, which IL
OF an excellent quality, Ia last sup
planting the imported article In this
county, anu very soon the demand
will lar oulsirlp the supply. IL was
decided that the plant should be In
sufed Al once. On the 18TH Of next
month there will be held another
meeting 10 amend tho articles OF In.
CORPORATION and 10 decide upon future
prices TO DO paid for milk. Under this
satisfactory control Of the present
lessees, Lawson 4 Young, $4,000 iu
cash has been paid out for milk and
wood since December 2ist, 1894, be-
t,dsl The amount expended for labor,
etc. This new board Of directors elected
saiuriay IL As follows Jas. Bolltho,
&c. Peterson aud Paul PoulsOn, OF
Rlchneld; II. IL. Bell, OF Glenwood,
ABl b. II. Greenwood, OF Central.
Hhsald tho Union Pacific receivers
will endeAvor TO secure Congressional
Indifference 10 compel the Central
Pacific to deal fairly with its connec-
ten at Ogden, whefsupon the Han
francisco Chronicle remarks. The
gnion Pacific officials claim that Con.
gius, when II granted tho concessions
Which enabled tho construction OF the
Central and Union Pacific roads, Ia
tended that tho two roads should ba
operated ss one continuous line. Now,
however, irrespective OF tho rights OF
the Union Pacific, the Southern
Pacific proposes to run only one train
adAy over the Central route. IL will
prevent the Union Pacific from max.
log connections ut Ogden, and thus
drive the travelling public TO pAtroniEs
the Sunset route. In taking this stand
The southern Pacific 10 antagonizing
not only the Union Pacific. Uui the
Rio Gtande Western, the Danvcf ~
hlo Gfande, the Burlington, tbs Rock
Island and the other eastern aud trans.
continental roads which, with Tho
Central Pacific, form the ssveral direct
IOules between San Francisco and
eastern points. Tho abzndo nnent OF
The Ogden train will cause tho biggest
kind OF squabble between tho eastern
aud Ianscontinental reads, and II IL
more than probable that the Union
Pacific receivers will endeavoT to com.
pei the Southern Pacific to continue
The present service or risk an unpleAs-
ant Eight with all Of Its connections.
Tho noted ease Of Nicholson W.
Winnifred Tarpey u al, which has
beea before the courts OF tlis Apd
Monterey county for more than a quar-.
lsf OF a century, came up again nj San
jose, Gala, on Monday, and was ~
least temporarily ended 40 iarEs the
superior court Il conceTned. Sitting Ia
bank, Judges Reynolds aud LDTlKau
denied the motion Tor new Trial. For
twenty years tho action has been Ia
court, ana several times Judgments
nave been granted, but In each case
new Trial was secured on n mere teoa.
hleallly. The best legal talent has
Teen secured, and thousands Of dollars
pall out 10 fight the case. Behind II 10
4 murder and lynching bee. About
hlfly years ago Murdoch Nicholson,
VINO was u very ignorant man, owned
about 100 acres OF land, known as the
hsucho Carneros ana situated Just
uVortne line Ia Monterey county. He
made contract with mon namul
IArpey 10 sell 400 acfes. A. Nicholson
coull not read, ne allowed gaTpey lo
execute the deed. Believing II was ali
ilshl, Nicholson sigueI n. AiteraAria
u was found that Tarpey oisimed
we've hundred acres. A coz
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