Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-28
NEWS OF THE WEST.
L0Ckida Caused BY a Splinter IN
The Foot
RAlrlG,SAKts proyE rnrH ouL
UucUy,rtd Skcleton-For.uac Wasted
10 Liligation--Dcalh In Kettle
OF Grease,

a log ca, or.
Tho Gl.rrric mine Of Arizona, on
extension OF tue CDugtoss, hes been
sglI O. the G. nrIcss Gold Mining com
psny Tor $780, 900.
10. Dtury, a miner ~ plscoubas,
a. To- hai his face fonru'ly burn Il
aud muugluj 10y "a premature explosion
oi Giant pow ger recently.
Tho Los Angeles, Cal, board Of ffo
commissioner has asked the city G on.
cii Iur au0ut sl.i.uIO g. give the nIs
department. increased iauililisr.
The Southern Pacific new nrs, class
rate on merchandise fr IN Sau trlt-
CiaCI 90 lhis city Will be- $40 ser
hundred, where tho old rate WIS ta.li.
Charles ~. shinu, Inspector II
Uulioi States experiment stations iu
California, 10 making a special study
% apples, when no believes promise
mucn In tue state.
The water. light ami power m amy
OF Gaurs Pass, Or, received .uHi
week en- S0JOpound turbine " lpvl,
"hlch gives the company 100 ngrft.
power Instead Of sixty.
Au Euglish company has been
lfmci ln the cry Of Mgslco 60 ilitv1
M'1icau beef Tor the English mhfgtt.
ihis movement promises % give good
returns los the mJloy invOstud.
Campbell. Cal, sonds canned ffuls
90 lludln uvery year, aud the Fruit.
hUlwUr' Union OF that place uut
recently packed u carload " ptuues 10
OH an Ofuuf sent iron Brussels.
W. y. Tiffany, a s'cnographor OF
PAWaiN, Arzbua, while riding 70 hUr. q
Without a saddle, igll 10 the gsJuuI.
a largo splinter penetrated his bowels
anu he IL not expected to INV.
The Ices OF lambs in Malhcur county.
o., this nessJu, consequent uIJu toe
continued cold spring weather, hl5
bron very great, tho lgss 90 lew In.
stances exceeding 80 PER cont.
Tho city trustees Of Usiah, Cal,
have posed an ordnance importing a
liccufo tax OF $40 Tor quarter on cJm.
mcIcill travellers " ho sell guUIs To- Yer.
sous not regularly engaged IN business.
Preston, IiHnU, New Era; Elder
NJ. i. C0wlUy has been o. led on
M auuu TO Oregon, Washington,
Montana and other places aud Will
leave for his Geld VI labor In about tao
weeks.
Laramie, NyO., Bl0mUuug. J. W.
YOUNG arrived Ia the city last night
from England. Alter short 6iay here
Ia uansacting business hu will c4u.
tinue ON u salt Lake, returning here
10 10 some fishing.
Twelve years ago W. II. Wallace,
one u tho builders OF the Central Pa.
clnc railway, died leaving HE vile
ioTluuo OF SbUO,0JJ. She got into ma.
CATION, anu NJ the time Of her death latt
week the whole fortune had been used
In lawsuits.
AZ Chlntse fuusral In Vlsalla,
Cal, recently three Chluete stood AZ
the gate AMI handed lO.cent piectf,
wrapped In paper, 10 everyone WHO
passed cut OF the cemetery. Small
boys doubled back aud went through
the gate several timos.
The seven Santa Barbara, Cal, men
vino went o. Paradise valley In Nrva-
DO, 10 become millionaire month ncC,
returned last week with mixed crop
u experience and disgust. Instead OF
uclug the paradise represented they
found II bleak and barren, and part Of
their tisct a worthless river bed.
Donald, the iivs.year.oli son OF jaw
II. LambeTlon, Of Los Angelo, Cal,
met with n torriblo death Saturday,
Tho little fellow, while ut play, ttum.
bled and fell backward into huge
kettle Of boiling grease, which had lust
been removed from tho fro into the
back yard to cool lie WAS severely
scaldod ana diod few hours after.
ward.
The Buffalo, Wyoming, Bulletin
sayt: Tbs skull and part OF the
skeleton Of man have been discov.
cred In n crevic6 Ia the rocks near the
north end Of lake DeSmei, near Kitchen
aud Burna's mining pTOgpsctiog camp.
The theory Ia advanced that It may
have been Julius Nelson, a half,wittsd
mau, who disappeared from Buffalo
about four years ago, aud OF whom
nothing has ever been heard.
Reuben q. Cook and Mamie HIpob
OF Uklah, Cal, went fishing SUNDAY
In Elght'mie creek, a fsvorits ttream
some miles east OF the city. They
tTampOd through undeTbTush several
milts In order 10 reach the most IA.
vOred portion Of the stream. They
erfived at tue fshing grounds early.
but had no sooner started whining
theslream't they found Themselves
surrounded by big rattlesnakes. Hlrsch
first reached pCOl ami cast his line.
lie got n bite Immediately, but was
attacked by an enormous tattlef. which
threw itself from bank and narrowly
mis.oj striking the fisherman in the
neck. Finding themselves surrounded
by Tsltlers the ilshets returned home.
Tue Tstllespakes are exceedingly uu.
mctOua.
Herbert KnRdler, the slx.yoar.oll
son Of Mr.. and M. J. Il. Knadler OF
San Bernardiho died from llchIaw
Monday afternoon. In addition 10
being unu ual, the case is very eaG
one. Tue by suffered dEead'ully he.
fore death came 10 his relief ON
Monday of last week while nj play |
tho child ran n splinter Into bic loot, |
His mother removed as much OF il a. |
sho could and ouWodnosuay tuccesdol
Ina getting out mOIs " the cod nbeTs. |
The Injury eCmed too small to call a
surgeon, ana such homo Temediet as |
wero NJ command were u,el. on
Friday the boy wont 10 school TO lg |
bTrfent at some Friday afternoon exsr. |
ciste, In which he was 10 pnrtielpate.
Saturday morning the child began 10 |
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