Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-12
NEWS OF TIE WEST.
1 Huul,r Pulls a Gao Through Fence
add Is Killed.
Poisoned BYx,rIse nRowSrApIR
,.,,,,a Prisoners way Ne farm q On,
--rhss,d by a n'u'iain Loo
-iIeet sugar fcr m n.

u
n .nI Two double.deok cars Of she p
Thu little three. yoar.old dau Inter OIL
AZ, and Mia. George Deer, al Chey'
"a wyoming, was slmcst ialally
,ais1ned Monday by ealing some
s,avn wrapping paper, which, u
.'srs conieiueJ arsenic. Shr IN
RE play matcs were asking "plvl" Vi
the paper
Thom,s Wright OF Lrmoore, Cal,
unmarried man 9s yrafs OF ~ ,
somuIttsd suicide Al tno Ffeenp 10
gbflngs Sunday morning. he "
"a TIpx from EolnuchOlia, ana cam :
ing Al that place with HE brltheI II.
fol up cary Sunday morning ata
blew bis brains eut with tiiie'
Gan Frarclsci Chronicle, Nov. 10.
George w. HeiniE, chief clerk Of tue
t.ssengor department o. too ITO
t,ande Western railway, anu George
d. ForfestsT, travelling auditor Of tut
,.ms foai, arrived from BAIT Lake yes.
terday. an are guests Al tue Palace.
They viii sail today tot Honolulu on
pleasure TIP.
CeofRe Reedsr, q seventecn-yttT-lld
roy, arrested at sania Rjss, Cal,
Saturday,, made his cape from the
county iail Tuesday. he was c1niire
IN an upstairs room anu when O.
cook took dinner 90 nim he took al
vantage Of the momentafy absence ~
1 at attendant, slippea dosn stalls,
- ned tho front door aud dissppeafod'
JamoI Il gAE, an old and well kngWn
- IN
MI Afternoon while bunting near > ~
man uhmei Dunlap, who led the way
across the bills and was Ia the act "
messing fsl 90 when the weapon wac
tudIenly dison fged. MT. Etao lived
but hall an hour. The deceased WIS
7BJesr. Of ago and II survived by az
children iour OF whom afo 10 OaklanI.
A strong movement Ia on foot at
Santa Rota, Cal, Tor the establish me nj
81 beet sugar manuiaotofy. h sis
grown near Santa II "a have been
tested at the Alvatad0 factory and
chow that they possess the necessary
properties In an unusual degrees. AZ
ihs coming session Of the FgtmeTS
destitute thsie beet sugar will receive
much attention. May farmers are
anxious 10 engage In beel.gtowlng aud
II IL believed n factory will he built In
sonomA county In the uosr iuture.
Chief Justice Baker al Yuma, Att
Eons, Monday rendered judgment In
the famous case OF the State oil
Afir1na Improvement clmpany
AgAinsi the Territory 10 compel the
SbsetvAuce OF q contract made with
the fstiflpg board Of cOnttol Tor tho
leasing OF the tstriteTy's con vlcls.
Ths contract, which has besu bitterly
ps,Alisd by the territorial ptess, turhs
over the inmates Of the territorial
prison Al Yuma for ten ysari 10 the
Improvement company at y rental u
10 cents DAY each, payment 10 he
made In water rights OF the cAual
company. rhe decision was IN favor
VI the plaintitie sud treats only OF the
legal questions In volvsJ.
Monday the boats Of the Monterey,
Cal., whaling company were out and
succeeded IN killing n large COW whsle
about tixty feet In length. The whale
when killed sank ~ tue bottom 10
about forty fathoms Of water. The spot
was marked win buoy ana Ihurs.
lace and t0wbd 10 the wnalery. Tues.
day marning ono Oi thn boltA hat.
poonsd COW ana calf, when the lines
became foulrd. In the confusion tue
wrong llne was cut and the COW de-
parted without explanation, Carrying
sway 4 hatpoon And several bundled
feet VI line, the loss Of which amounts
10 about s25. The calf, u large one
and quite lat, vas secured and has been
cut Up. twill yield about twenty bar
tels OF oil.
A gentleman visiting Gtass. Valley,
Cal.i ir0m the Mutcbie mine recently
stated that the people In that neigh
bothooJ nrn being annoyed by u big
California Hon, whloh Ia roaming In
tue woods out there. Tho animal wHs
hfst seen about awesk ago, when n
msn who was walking through the
WOODS tsv him. Before he could Ett
chance 10 make his etcspo the lion
started after BIN anu he ran Tor dvAr
life. Ho was forced to jump iIto u
.hait In order 10 get away, the animal
being very close upon him. A few
days $50 smother gentleman had q
similar experience, but mAnageI ~
escape from the lion by climbing a
tee. a party OF hunters from willow
Valley viii soour tho country In search
OF me Hon, and expect 10 bring him
10 the ground.
A well Isuppossi TO have been dug
IuNy twenty-hye years ago wss de.
covered on tho farm Of q. II, Davis.
nest Mount Carleton on the old lndian
HAN, tWenty.one miles north uf 300.
hAhs, Warrington, Tuesday. II wac
lound by his boys, whils herding tui.
heyt. The fowl ran under some lAiien
wee, ief water. and tbs boys reported
~ me house that q spring existed
lhefe' Investigation proved that g..
,lsaa OF spring II was well, which
hAa been nlled with tho earth taken
wv NJ Tue Time II was dug. This was
elpped cat with buckets and tho well
Va. iouhu 10 DO twelve feet deep, five
SUI ono.half feet In diamster al the
up anu three feet Al the bottom. The
soIkmanship was good. Tho well
hlei with water In three days And Il
NJ" running over, On inch anu n half
stpenuioular, showing that II Ia fed
yAsIong spting at the bottom. The
Ass o. Tho well IL estimated by the
toNth OF tamaraek and n black pine
~ on lie edge, unquesiionsbly
.,oughl up at least from little twiRn
ine. The well was dug. They are now
'00u' fourteen Inches In diameter.
omaha Stockmun. Now that tho
,meke o. battle has somewhat cleared
Nay " 10 In order TO expect some sub.
,Anual results from tho bloodless FRAY
sl mas monopoliEed the naiionj,