Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-08
STATE NEWS.


-, meeting At Springville, Dec. |,
srnul,am M. Roylsncs, J. NJ. West
VIII William p. Fullmer, Alex
noSertsop and Richard Thorn Sr. wtr
aSnsan az a committee to gather IL
,armatIop pertaining TO the beet In
lnsirv. and to try aud interest
esn,tslists in building a factory at
sprlngvllle.
N.uti Messenger; Mr.. Ii. 3. Kerr,
,nneripteudent OF The Snnpele valley
road. left last Friday mUrDing l0r %
lii TO his home In Washington, ID.
r.. 10 spend the holiiavs. Before
leaving Salt LsRe on his journey ht
.scaiyed the sad intelligence OF tue
death Of his brother, Arthur Dicklnt
TsrI. who resides IN Washington.
Mr.. Kerl's many friends In ibis ely
deeplv sympAthize with him IA lhif
Fad bfil ctiop.
Lspab Nation: The home OF o. M
Andefson at Paradise was bufneu Fi'
dsv night at about IL CLOCK. re
Az orlgipated the attic through D.
'atacliye hue. The family was ali IL
hsn. and were awakened by the smokr.
Mr.. AndersOn sprang up and o. :
,smptiug to enter the attic was n . by
n vol,lme OF smoke anu flame; geeli Z
mat &c was useless to try 10 save tue
,uiiding be turned his attention
setting his family to place OF sufe'y,
which WAS sleedily accom- uIisned. In
Inc meantime some OF tue neis hb ne
mad been aroused and with their at
,istance some iurriture was rescued
"a Inn a
about $500 partially verej by In
surahce. Mr.. Anderson is poor man
and will ieel the lo.s very severely.
brigham Buglei: Saturday about 4
n. m, and early Tuesday morning Two
more distinct earthquake shocks were
feIt by people living IN different psrts
NJ Brigham City. Citizens were
awakened from SOUND slumoers by tue
lremor, the rattle OF wlnuow bliuds,
loose mans ami dishes. These shock
are becoming so common that som
neople hardly notice Them auy more,
vet nearly every one must have suO-
dued sepret dread that all these little
ominOus tremufs may be the l0retu j.
ntr.oi sotne regular old brn,der OF +
ounke, Last Saturday, Yates anu
frodsham, cattle dealeia Of Callsi0r f,
drove fine bunch OF about 100 oeeve
ia the Salt Lake market. Ihete cattle
were in excellent condition aud NO
doubt brought good round III n. Tht
WilIafu Agricultural society utiiveruu
two cars OF bstf cattle 10 Ode ate
days ago. They were sold 10 Wallacs
CsIpentsr OF Omaha. The society
bavs two cars more OF good bee cot.
aynNal tn fltEs
Omaha market III the near future, II Ii
satisfactory price cannot be reali2ii IA,
home
Brigham City BugleI: This We &
J.C. Cutler came in from RJaelIe
valley, just west ot Promoutory. II
says mere are probably 20 QUO slice
In that va ley anu still they come. The
thousands OF acres of range lauds n
the western part OF Box Elder county
are being fast covered win IumeTOu
docks OF sheep, which VIII already pg.
utegate probably near 100, 900 heal. -
far there were only about Two inches
OF snow ON the ground aud The sGeep
are doing well. The greatest iroubl d
the sheepmen have to contend with IL
the packs OF hungry coyotes, which are
thick as chickens on roo5l, IDe
berders have to stick by their Il jcks
continually. But the coyotes are more
terribly destfuctvs at Landing time IN
early spring. Lasi year In the vicinity
OF Blue Creek 1t is estimated that they
destroyed no fewer than 1000 head,
reprtssnting several thousand uoiIhr'
worth OF property. The heTders shoe
aiow cOyotet; they poisUn more, but
by the latter means they lrtqueuuy
lose valuable dugs. In view OF these
facts, the sheep owners naturally want
a bounty placed on coyotes; probably
so cents. They are willing TO con.
tribute literally to such "a iund. A
concerted action will be made in the
near iutute to induce the new c.uEty
court to grant the request.