Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-30
NEWS OF The WEST.
D,,lrdy Attempt 10 Wreck q Rail-
Ssy Passenger Train.
WALKED UNDER sovISe CARS
xn,,d white Making a Horse Perform
roudl I'm Of ihr Nytmirg Rsnges
--lrush,d by a hock.

- rushtd ny hOoh'
rhs vs.,etn sheep market bss been
,.aiy dsmerslized Tor several days
past.
rbs Arizona militiamen arc circula,.
,,s p,tition asking the governor Tor
.suitorial sueampment.
n +. announced that the bank Of
% Hernardino, Cal, the oldest IN the
siiy. will retire from business.
l. Il. stone, Of Sespe, Cal, killed
an0.pound grizzly recently, every bull
,,t hfed being found In the caicass.
c.l has teen dbcovered on the
t.nd Of the elavoniAn Catholic colony
IN Eden valley, Mendocino, county,
Cal.
Alexander McLaip, foreman OF the
C,own mine at Yuma county, Cal.
xss kill,d 10 the NINE this week ~
falling rUck.
A dIaesse closely resembling hog
eboleta has made itt appearances ~
lodi. Cal. II 10 nearly siwsys fatal,
and ,rverni droves Of hOgs have been
destroyed.
Tho winemakeis Of northern 5ono'
ma county, Cal, nave determines TO
nj. the pflr- OF grapes this season nj
ais for white varieties and the poorer
onalliy OF wiGtgIspsr, and SIS for
liufandols, Matsfos anu Burguudies.
Ptc,cott. A, T., IL wondering over
the uusatihiug VI q skeleton on Ttea.
,ufe hill. In addition TO tho bones
th.fa wFfs found u bullot.pefiotated
sbift. n minet's candlo,tick, Iack.kniie,
several bunoh,u OF matches aud some
playing cards.
A bar OF gold tullioD aggfegating
SD. 600 was brought into Yuma, Afi'
Eina, the other night tom tue In
Fortuna mine, representing thirty
days' tun Of tho twenty stamps Of the
mine. IL tue largest bar OF bullion
ever brought to Yuma.
Two Monroe fsfmots returning homo
Sunday night found the spikes To-
moved from Hsvstsl rails on the Crest
Northern rAilToud At dangerous
marshy place above Snohomisb, Wash.
iugton, They notified the section men
and the rails were fastened without
delay. The easi.tounJ overland passs u
Two hours later. A similar attempt
was made about two years ago a. the
same place, Uno OF the worst on the
road tor wreck, ~ tho traiB travels nj
great speed. There II no clue 10 thu
ierpe,ralors.
L,st Tuesday afternoon As the trial
OF Frat Stuart was goiug on q, satord,
AnEona, quite n crowd had collected
near JAcobsOn's slote and Porter Rot.
Illus undertook 10 make his horse 20
through n course OF gymnasiic exet'
cists and ths result was that his hOfss
fell, aud Porter struck with his back
on the eud Of n railroad lie. AZ nrsl
II was not thought ha was hurt NJ AL
but In lew minutes he oommencee
fainting aud CONTINUED TO do 30 TOT
some time, anu he died Of his inluriel
At I O'Clock "Wednesday morniug.
Mis. Olympia ArfAmbide Of Bar
Francisco has made herself 4 HEROINE
in the eyes Of tho people about Men
uenhall's Springs, Gal. Monday nigh
number OF ioxhuunis "tfeed" a wild
cat In a canyon near Tue springv. Mia
ArTambide mounted horse, and
armed with n lie Of light caliber
went a. the assistance Of the dogs. Shl
reached the scene lust as the iIeod o.
crawisd cut on n limb ~ II preparing
~ lump. This young woman was tifed
but she took n nasty shot anu luckily
her aim waa true, and the cat crasno'
into the brush below dad.
Helena, Montana, Independent
Robert Srellman, section fofembn OF
tho Northern Pacific, was killed by
ireight train .quprtefs OF mil
east VI East Helena yesterday mora
ing. The accident was q peculiar on
aud was tho result Of BpellnAn's mex
cussbls eAreleisness. While no delhi
efAtely walked Ia front OF fast NOV
ing freight train, 10 10 believed that h
neither saw or nesrd u, or n no did
that he did not realize how fast II ws
going and failed to stop OF tho track Il
TIME. He was thrown on his head Of
some rocks.
This Las Alamiias Sugar compan.
filed its articles Of Incorporation. Tn
capital stsck Of the company h 81,
100000, OF which $40, 900 10 subscribe
hs fOllowE William A. CLARK, $2Ss,
600; win A. Clark IT., $4,000;
Ross CLARK, 100000, al o. Butte
Mont, aud J. 4. miller, s, 200, anu
I. Dyer, $1,000, OF Los Angoss. In
principal place OF business 10 In Lo
Angels anu the factory Il 10 be bull
~ soon NJ men aud mony can bull
Them, the construction VI the btanol
railroad from Auaheim 10 the pro
posed siie having already heon con
menctd ana mach nesy ordered Ia
tbs factory, a. arc tho steel giriul
and other iron work for the building.
Omaha Stock man, Bep,. rs; Gibso
Guthrie sent Ia four uoubls.dt G
loads OF Sheep from brigham, Utat
.-...W. Heap IT,, OF Montpelier, Ida
brought Ia two cars Of cattle. 90, ."rh
Wyoming ranges are Ia pretty ba
hape this fall, "said J. q. 8illand,
wen known range cattle owner ,
CheyenDs the other day. Uutil u
middle VI August lkst the season I'm
been exceedingly dry and the gra
short, but since that limo Mr.. Gillian
says that RAIN has fallen In sbu ndAno
the grass was started TO growing an
The prairiss Low present the gree
appearance that II does In tho spflnl
Tbs grass viii have no chance TO cul
before cold weather sets In and Will
absolutely worthless for feed. III
ranges will be unnt for winter cAtt
aud II looks now as II the stock woul
have 10 be- wintsr ted" This l. Ml
dlllands view Of tho situation nj u
Present time.