Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-03
NEWS OF The WEST.
Californian Scheme 10 lrIl6a,o $780,.
600 Acres Of Land.
STATE HOUSE AND FURNITURE.


Iiis eetima:rd that by the middle OF
June there " ~ be 10000 miners Ia tho
YUKON aud Cocks lnlot Districts
Alaska,
william Walt u, discouraged
kings county, Cal, farmer cOmmlt'ei
,uicide recently Ug shooting hlmtoH
through the heart with tiir.
JC. Shepard Of Fre'no, Cal, repre-
renting tue Feather isvUt Canal me
pnny, j. vofkiug ~ M irlg..i ION
syatem which VIII irriguio some -9Di'
900 acres OF IauI.
The body Of man unmcl }. G. H.
Glow was fJunJ u Iatiug iu ihu nalin'
mcnt0 river, Ca., on lurrdny. ~ "
unl.uuWn whether be came thefo ~
accident % otherwise.
After tpeuding week In an hys.
tcticnl state, MIR. Nellie Paulien ~
san franc. co UuIci nor life tuesday
piRht ~ HwalI8wint CafU0hc ecu,
Mfs. pAul1rn WAS ~ care OF age nnl
leaves two childten, both unloF
yeats Of age.
grars Valley, Cal, IL ovcrrun BY
ttamps, anu the officers ate nlOluuS
means 10 suppress them. Ahtshul
Deunsn ani Ntgntwhtohmau Miiihf
had u desrotato encounter WIN one "
them TuetdEy VINO resisted arrest, hnd
after a nshg with revolyois succeeded
IN arrostiug him.
Ned Nolan, boAiswnin Of the steamer
Mexico, fell from Ocean dock lurtuay
night inlo toe Usy aud was drowned
lilo had been drinking. A Hue was
thrown to him by several men, VINO
saw him fall, but he dij not got 3. anu
tauk. The body was recovered WIN o.
graphing hook. Nolan lived ~ Hau
Francisco aud leaves n wife and hV'
chiiaten there
Charles PAulson aud Minnie Nul19n,
tho olopius couple irum feuulg iui 3
Cal, wero caught Wy local oincut
about fout miles from tnu city Iuysday
afternoon. They we're trayuliug 10
covered wagon aud camping along ih,
road. The woman said she did mol
clolo win PAulson, bu. left home De-
cause her husband did not want her q
stay. Hg stayed out late nights an
aid not care for her.
Boise, Idaho, Mail; Ffiiz Lo
bought ten acres just beyond SIuti
B0ise from w. {. Fcnt0n recently
aEd erected a small house. Last tues
Jay Mt. Lee placed the iufuitutu %
the new d. m'cilt, and the next Jay
when he aTnyeu ~ the place, no ioIn
everything had been carried Oh eEeuI
tho we'll, house aud ten acres. To
lratr gentleman will be excused Tor "a
etclslug his tempor There Is no clue
Three men boarded the oas.'boun
train, No. |, Al Truckcc, Cal, iurs.a
night, taking positions on the "bliu
baggage" 1t apI ears that tnty wei
standing on tue platform, AMI whc
the train was rounding curve mes
Buoa, Cal, luTch threw lhom a
One OF them, William Morse, who
uome wac at Tacoma, Wash, vi
killed; II. H.. Evans, whose homo
IN Chicago, was badly Injured. II
was taken 10 TrueHse aud cared io
The third man escaped Injury.
Juneau, Alaska, Ia reported a. beiu
overfun with men having no none
and no means OF support, having bee
entictd nOTthwarI ny glowing D. couu
OF mining regions aud extremely lu
fare. The result IL that petty thirvIi
IL the order both day aud night :
alarming has tue situation become CO.
residents Of Juneau are thinking se
ously Of ohartrrlng u boataud snlppli
ila indigent populaco tack 90 Pug
Sound. HsrotIi0fo II has been u
boast Of the citizens OF Juneau 90
locks were never needed there. no
both locks anu firearms are needed
protect property.