Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-31
NEWS OF The WEST.
4 S.Y,r.Ysar.OId Boy Killed by q
Falling lice,
Rack BROKEN by A STREET CAR.
tpi,ns Heat la Calii,rn a -fa,al Ny1
,mug l,rnaw.y-Supp $ d Idaho
Murjtr,r tap.urad.

L|n|, M'tt htA' WIN Wv" Wv W"
ljs4 % sheep
Fruit prospects, about Pomoua, Cal,
ara ratH 90 be disCOufagiug, owing O.
igsuflicIont rainfall anu LACK VI wafer
ur .tufal1n.
The Hawaiian government IL sttlv.
irgtu get 10000 horned toads nom
s6ltbcrn California ~ helm subluu
d,stiuclivo tugs on the islsuua.
The intense heat on the Colorado
and Mojave desertg, Cal, aB higu 90
hlth igi and rs, aHs uutd u
macy springs uop.nltd upon b.
pf0spoclOfs, hundred % wuom arc nov
out.
4 dcrlorable accident occurred O
Gllncld, AuEins, Of o'c'lcs Sion.
uaf m0s'iug. a man Bnmtd q, L.
Rail ton foil with ear 10 toe bottom
u s 100 foot shaft In the Mnmuu.u
mine aud was killed. lHD mUu VOTE.
lnf In the bottom Of tho shalt r'Capc
ulhuft Ralslvn came lgom Caiusl,
Cal.
while driving Tuesday NJ Cheyenne,
Wyoming, Charles Ncasuls was tufUwI
rom nIs buggy. lie Was apparently
but slightly iulutul but ln thu evening"
hu ieit acute Internal paine. anu diuu
before medical assistauce rtucuod bin.
Tho dectasod was 81 yrats OLD, nLa
was one Of the earliest solllofs OF Chty-
Cnno.
W.. NJ. Bogard OF Austin, Cal, 10
fem a moving train Mcduvslny cvuu.
iug nnd was almost Instantly killed.
Il gard was subject 20 heart trouble
nnd 1t l. thought he was really deaI
before he foil. The fall, however,
crushed his tkull, 40 that death. D
caused by tue fall, must have been nj.
ntat instsntaurUus. The uocoattd
was employed by the Southern Pacific
company.
For two days tho Chino sugar boot
growers have been harvesting thu
crop, and Thursday tho great factory
ani refinery there stsfted on Ito anuu.
nj season OF sugat.makinv. The su.eUn
viii io longer his year than ttTstu.
fore aud may txtsnd untii December.
Thete are Abuni 5000 acres u sugar
b00ts 10 convert 1910 su.uT at ChIut,
SUD nearly 1900 acre. more 1T Auu
ueln. BuCt use 0i the very ury wealth.
tt last March aud April thu production
OF beels has been decreased by ~ lsas,
5000 hUleF.
Boise, Idaho, ON ,lsls have recciv, d
wuri that mAn supposed 20 DO JACK
Davls, known As "Diamond FIELD
Jack" IL unIcf arrest ut Santa RIBa,
cal. lie II wanted ilr mufdtf0u.
bpsault upon william 4, Imam, sheer.
hvrdsr In Cassia county, Idaho. There
have been several murders iu tina, sec.
HNHHN LA HaN NJ u ~ lNN aHff H#
cattle men and shtep moo, anu n T.
bell, we'd that the capture u Davis " u
cad " DISCLOSURES fXiuR ihs fetrOlsi.
nity. All the mutdrTs are supp ioi
TO have been Committed by men 10 G
Employ u cattle men,
News has been rsc,iv. d from Pratt.
willie, Cal, giving detail' VI n fatal aCcl.
dent Wnirn happened lat FdIay.
Three sons Of &. q. Boiler who rrsilu-
about three miles itJm Pistlyillr, weio
IN tho woods when a heavy thuudHf-
Storm camu w. The boys sought
shelter under b large p!ue cree, when,
without any Warning, the ttee blew
down, crushing tho younger boy, aged
yoats. IL was necessary 10 SOW O.
block nom this tree tefoge the body
gould be removed. The huaJ, ct uud
crushed 10 an unfeooSnlzAoiu uass.
Kansas CITY Drovsrs' telegram a
report recently came Ia tuut Texas
ever had broken OUT among cattle
near Coiieyvlllr, Kan, The govern.
mtnt has vesligEtBi the diseasu and
iruies that II wsa the lever. A lBgtl
Dean requests Us 90 io.ule the slate.
iu6nt anu We are very glad to DO II.
The Telegram, As II has frequently
stated, would DO llckled 10 see Uncle
sam impose penalty upon the iirei
uuWtpupoT or newspaper Correspondent
that nnn0uncfe case ui Texas fever
before being authorized ~ do ~
by the government. rhis thing Of
lending fever reports over tue ooul,ty
Rnl then diagnosing the case aitufwafu
ought 10 DO stepped.
Otto Dutbrow, boy OF IL, who, with
several companiite, nowsbOye, lei
ran FfancisCU about two weeks aga on
m lndlan-killibg expedition, returned
home On Monday. flo and his clm
pAnionH had started cut with TOmAutIt
notions about tue excitement OF iIi,
among ths Inuians. They were on
lbrlr way 10 the mountniua To scgtcl
n the rcd man In his native lair, an
got hs far ms Heno, New, not without
many exciting adventure with unru
mantle tTainmon. There mis- com,
paul0ue, tired. hungry anu gImewhAl
'ut Of repair, proposed tunusfy rs O
means oi repionishing thUT pUgku,s
lhuy even selected a victim, but Duu
brow could not DO persuaded o. eat,l
Into tho plot anu took lGe homuwa.l
rack.
A sicry IL printed ia Los AngUlg.
That an old gentleman AM he vii
VINO reside NJ ihe corner OF Fourteen
iHeet anu Central avenue went HwHy
some Jays ago TO spend brief pohlt
Ut tue bsaoh. They had Just move,
into tho house and none Of the neigh
bOFs knew their names. When tue oil.
p1uple returned home they fouuu ,bt
toutu had been looted by burFlsr
curing their absence. Tue thieves hal
eatflsl away nearly everything ID
eight, Clothing, tlyetWRtt, jnWelgl
even several choice pieces OF iuTniiur.
were not overlooked. A son ut the oil,
yOuplrI wnO 10 said 10 be mlEsiOnAiy
~ Iudll, had sent his parents y ml
valuable utlc'a'brac, when they pri2
very highly. This was also taken
Nu'Shb1Ta saw men moving about thj
stumisvs, hut supposed they had busl
Ae's there.
Prescott, Arizona, Courlor J. ID
moore returned Monday from the Boa
Nef creek section anu confirms th
report Of tho drowning In that crfcI
ia'' Weinetday of n. II. HutohlusOu
Ll h'ner'in-law. The Old gentleman