Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-30

iEFS OF The WEST
:, Old Ut,n IpiIln Fighter Dies ID
California.
.OppEp er's THE WORST OF H.
ru,,d while Driving Her 60"
a., Railway rrAoh-"I"''' Tor
stock 10 Colorado
,oapEp eErs rnr WORST Ut !"

yu.r Fury, residing on l9'
Ms Envu near Sunnyside, CAL
Tan Bruno ~ aad Killed by Southern
rs run ots' M sac O'Clock Monday
aselno WaIn ile attempting TO dive
noipi, ,oa, the railroad lIscH upp an,
w I IV Her legs, thighs 3D. ~. a.,
iti ,ssrep, and her hfess'e ny s ~ y
E.i, . .i, M fractured. She dieu IN
rot lime' a.. rh,sn,
peu ,bss never been SURPASSED ~
Eloiei Nv !. favorlbg the feeding OIL i've
VoehU. ~ the sheep ate uolnl
fooA ~ vol. 10 has re.
f'n aliAI, ~ than the usual amount
qaliei w. n the gains are fully NJ good
+ 'i iee1 ia ismbs had Been kept undei
y y .n i...nIe. The sheep are 10 strong,
pAtkv condition aud are ~ nhy ioi,n
'' n,iihstand severe weather thouI1
70 S a,a IN the feeders can now gel
10y V s,,ss, for their stock this winter
Igg;s ~ down aud remembered ~
w! ~. ~ IN The business. Prices VIII Dc
p, l'.a,g a largely by eastern aud souio.
iswand and no one can pie1lol
tn M NAV be. During the pssl
s,ss i ha. bsen somewhat impfo'su'
III, following from the sacrament o
a., "A sample Of the way senator
gS,i.sirs speech on the Mouroe doc
,W'Ss'..ti,,sceiyed 10 the West. Woloott.
" ralendo. 10 the United States
s,',s today, delivered n speech In
ss,sb he plaiuly demonstrated thnt he
~. M, believe very much In the
us,,os doctrine, and that his heart Il
,teesilngly warm towards Eng,anl;
Ia made Use Of the same Old ifnuu ana
- about blood being thicker than
vs,s,. iofQettlng that the Census o.
i.c5 ,bovs that Denmark. Norway and
SEDAN comblnoi furnish ~ with %
,,ny citizens a. does England, inst
i,,i,sd gives W twice as many,
sns Germany three times ne many.
M matter what wolcOlt imaY say,
ibe M8nroo doctrine Il good American
s,lnelple, aud Clsyeland'a intstpretA-
ios Of ii 10 bis Venezuelan metssg &c
hll only one iault-it was not strong
ta0ugh.
CAPTAIN J. h. Croker, one Of Grats
VALLEY, CaLji, oldest citizens, died At
ri, home on Sunday evening OF heart
failure. He has been prominent In
busln,u circles for many yearp, and In
Early lie enlisted In the Mexican war.
Later he wss engaged In military lie
90 lhe then frontier In Western Kan.
"A, and Nebraska. There he served
undsf Indian fighters 10 protect the
Immigrants from raids by the redskins.
Heaso fought Againlt the Indians In
Utah after crossing the plains, and
Wa 10 the campaign against the
Piuiss In 1850, taking part In the bat.
tsh PyAmid lake. He settled if
PAesfyille IN 1854. After living there
nVsfal JsAfs he spent year or more
a Carson. New, ami from there came
b Grass Valley, In 1866. While at
PANfyllle the civil war broke out. He
tSlpsd Organize q military company at
ihl place, aud when sworn into the
ufylee Joined the company stationed
al Fort Alcatraz. San Franoltco.
Idaho Statesman, Jan. 80: b. Clua
j., prsildenI Of the Brigham Young
Aslavmy at Provo, Utah, IL a capital
vhllot Mf. Clufi II president Of the
Peoples Canal a Irrigation company,
Bingham county, anu he came 10
B1lie TO eoniull the slate board OF land
commissioners concerning the appllca.
lioh Of the American Falls Power q
Canal company 10 withdraw 10000
ieiei Of land under the Carey set for
itdempllon BY means Of an immense
canal 10 be taken out OF the Snake river
AooVe Blackioot near tho head OF the
Ptoplts canal, Mt. Cluii protests
Agilnii the seton OF tho board ia tax.
leg favorable action on the American
rails eompanyis application for the
itl,on that $4,000 acres Of the land
bl1hdfaHnls portion Of the tract in.
lsogei 70 be irrigated by the Peoples
eilal, which n constructed a distance
o. twenty-five miles, Tho board held
Amsehng yesterday afternoon aud do.
elleu lhal y could not disturb the
American Falls company. The com.
lany had compiled with all the pTo.
Visions OF the law and the board osnId
10y te'oind IL action accepting its pro.
go'Al even though II should desiro 10
go'e, The law IL mandatory 80 far a.
Tie beard Is cOnosrned.
Monday night about IL o,cloeh. nj
lSers ualch, a mining camp fonr
luts liom Congress, Arizona, a mar
nLAsa INTO John MoDonald's saloon
auui noutlshing asixshooler told ali
ptesehl TO throw up their ha,ds
iheie were Eve men In the saIoan sa;
~ promptly obeyed. He stood them
hne anu told them TO Idlg ms,
s ~ al dld 80 but the proprietor of M.
..yui VINO TOLD the r0bber ali he mai
IN We ulL He told him 10 90 AMI
uM Tie bandit started 10 do Az ny,
~ ,t 'usn W, a. CLARK; superiulsnaen,
!. Me rlanel Saturn miGes ear. ~.
w. u9oF, The robbsr put bim a.. an
NJ hao5' anu Ioli him 10 "shslI outD
,ast a,uGea him his purse ana then M.
,S,Je h Iook hold OF his watch and
IN, I9u asked him II II wss a nra"l
nm. az tald u was and he wonid
Nv 70 loose u. About this tin, "ou'u
10y yc' forgot himself and lowsisa h,s
~, Clark grabbed bls hsnd JUS
va, ptlol was discharged. IN 10y
Aug through Clarke olotbs. h,, "a"
Abe.SS, age' At the same lin.
a,s,IS ALL ~, shoI was fired, which hisw
head ne ,'e whole top OF the TobbSy,.
1sot w. W. II i supposed thai IN ~
va thu a,,, nieu by Mcdonald, IA he
mo-, p ny QUE who hal chan.
Inv The verdict Of The cn,a,' o 20
Jo5, va, ave iind the rob Soaon ,0' ,''.
A. I. ISas cowboy from PLealx.
W parry unknown.0