Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
NEWS OF The WEST.
v,rr Horses and a Nan Killed 10
q Runaway.
,,,EproR HUNTING our OF SEASON
r,,u Il uiph heii,-Kill'dh by Hors
4 oil ng on ilIm-r II hry
Feet TO D,alh.

s,n Ffanoscb's health board iears Al
,ss,,ie Of tlphtherla IN that city, aud
ntoviding Iof tho uisifibutioh "
istgs supply Of anti'ttxiuo.
~ II Reno fell down fotty.o B
chute At tho Moaning Star dfiil grave.
mine at lows Hin, CAV, Ffiday morn
Inc and received injuries mat resulted
An hls oealh. The itiuiei man never
terained Cousciousuusf. hono hhs p
vic and ak daughters 81 Oahlenl'
Col.
ON Frldny the 1rai mate o. the TAR
t.orh Linnhe, lyirg Ia Ban ffnnclsc
hsrbor. threw aCAldiug walter on TWO
Mo- aboard the vessel, and drew them
,b,ut the deck with a pair OF tonrs.
The couk intefiered ana vas Get upon
by Inc mate, who broke hit Jaw. Tut
mate was then jailed.
The coroner o. Ban Diego county,
cal. on Saturday received a Telegram
,,sm w, W. Stewart, receiver Of the
Uslden Crass milne al Hedge, stating
mai man had been killed there ana
tnst II was a criminal cise. No further
p,rtieulara arc received. Hedges II
,oinIns camp on the desert Ia tue
eastern part Of tho county
little boy named Todd Wolf,
.bout thirteen yeare Of aye, was rni.
loved BY j. W. Boyd on his ranch a
~ miles below Rcd Bun, Cal, ns q
stoek hcrder. Toad was lass seen alive
sbout IL O'Clock Thutsday forenoon.
The boy did not come In e. dinuct
and sovcrai OF tho men started out 10
inok for hin. He was 'ound dead,
md from tho appearance Of tde gtounl
Wnof. he lay II Ia thuugnt that the
horse fell with him aod rolled on him.
alenwood Spring., Colo, Avalanche,
ibth.-This morning DAD Fisher wh1
iIvos nj the uead waters Of CAttle
creek came TO town with agood supply
IF arouse which he expected 70 peiaiu
sb'ut town. CITY Police Malaby being
ON tho lockout Tor such SOON lumblei
10 his game and he was forthwith
i.ken before Judge Hayto where he
pl.ad guilty NJ uhnfgod. lie was nntd
as and costs, makiug Ia nil $40, IL "
iafc TO Say no went homo wiser anu
poorer man.
Exhausted after hours Of battling
with tho waves and struggling agnins'
a strong ebb tidr, u beautiful pointed
dog was picked up about eight miles
beyond the Heads at san Ftanclso
Friday morning. Toe brute could MT
have kept up much longer. HOW
long the animal swan ab6u! In tho
ocean aud how he came 10 be IN such
n predicament In not known. ~ ~
supposed nc must have fallen over
hoard either from the Helen NJ Kim
ball or the &. N. Castle, both Of which
vessels sailed early In the mornlng. AZ
40 he had been In tho water nj Toast
three or four hours.
A report OF a fatal stage accident
reached Santa Barbara, Cal, on Tbufs-
dav from Naples, but later infofma'
ton showed that the stage was safe
and sound, and gave the details Ola
startllng accident to n private convey.
anoe. the owner OF which was Killed,
together with the four horses mud n
youpg man WAS badly Injured. At
Dos Pueblos canyon, near Naples,
uved Walter Nichols, a man very VOL
known throughout tue county, an old
Ie,ldent. a prosperous farmer and an
nble business man. lie was rated ~
ffst.oIass driver and always took MS
own team into town himself. He was
a nowefiul man Of about 70 ytnra OF
age. Thuftdny morning desiring TO
usliyer load OF fi'ewo1d In town, he
started early from home, driving
heavily loaded wood wagon, 10 which
were harvested four powerful horses.
TWO young men, Byron Flint aud
Ross Drake, had been camping In tho
canyon, anu desiring 10 return home
mad ohtaiued Mr.. NieholP permission
10 drive Ia with him. At $3.50 the
heavy grade down the hill from
Teooelo sohoolhouGo Into tbs Bell
eanvon was reached. The grade IL
st.ep. and when about half way down
the brake rod snapped and tbs heavy
wagon crowded onto tbs hoTses. The
team was forced Into n run anu by the
time the foot Of the elope was reached
thew were going Vt q fIightful pace,
Al the bottom OF the hill the road
makssa sharp turn anu otossee small
btldee over He'll creek almost nj right
angles 10 the grade. Tho heavy wagon
could not turn TO follow the horses AMI
plunged clear OF tho bridge into tho
canyon, thirty feet below Three
horses were killed nj the Jump and one
died shortly aitefward. Under tue
wagon lay lie owner, literally crushed,
both arme, both legs, ribs, elc., belnH
broken. Young Flint, by great exer'
ton, succeeded Ia crawling to the rear
Of the road and escaped with serious
bruises. Drake, who IN but fourteen
y0ars old, had n fractured skull anu
0iheT injuries. Help WAS soon Of hand
and medical assistance from Naples
end Santa Barbara was summonel'
Nicholo died Rs he WAS being removed,
Dake's case Ia not necessarily Ia'al
and II Is now possible that he may re-