Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-07
NEWS OF The WEST.
Three More Hsn Perish on The N JdY6
Dtstf, Cal.
4 SNAKE N A noRsl's Eye.
kill,d by a Landslide-shoi Over
DrHk-Noma Suffrage In
Cnillurnia.

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phone sys,tm.
There are lO5 students In the All.
z1ua TERRITORIAL university.
The carpenters Of Sli francisco have
htCu ordered nut BY the union ON a
sympathetic strike with the plaaietere.
San Botnardino, Cal, boasts
Cnlurfc v. gctable vendor who ppsaka
Gsrmau mofe 1uently than no does
Eugilsh.
r. II. Palmer, u well known archl.
ttct of Lls Angeles, Cal, has disap.
penfed, AMI his family and friends are
greatly worried.
rhe old Fort Lowell reservation h
fhUrtly 10 be appraised. IA agent ~ the
Interior department IL now said 10 buin
Auh1na Tor that purpose.
The Western Union has completed
It. telegram line from Ash Fork 10
Prescott, Arizona, and shortly the SET.
vice will be- extended 10 Piwuix.
Tine Southern Pacific railway EN-.
plOycesi mutual benefit association has
a sufplus o' $4,000 In its treasury. 10
aid cut go, UOUin Dement'S the past year.
Mrs. =. J. Churchill, Prohibition
candidate Tor school trustee In Ban
/ jose, Col, huB filed n statement show.
ins that her election expenses amount
oil 10 a..
The outlook for tho cattle Industry
Ia southern Nevada IL bad. There
were very few storms last winter
and there 10 but little feed In tho noun
tains.
Its estimated that at least $4,000
head NJ cattle from Idaho, Utah, Orc
g0u, New Mexico and Arizona viii be-
takeD into the MIX river county,
Montana, this year.
Cy Williams, n hotel keeper NJ Mari.
cora Junction, AtiE ma, wns shot snd
M cd by George Williams Of Jerome,
1rna, on Mondny,in a row over tho
rtico Of drink Of liquor.
Woman suffrage conventions are The
order Of the day In California. The
suffrage workers are making hofouln.
mean effort 10 have equal suffrage
adopted In the Golden state At the No.
vembet election.
Assistant General Manager Il. T..
Shelby u the Great Northern sent his
resignation 10 Prssidont AIN ON Mon.
Jay At Seattle, Wash, 10 take effect
May 3Olh, 80 fat ~ known there has
been no friction and Mt. Shelby leaves
Of his own accord. Mr.. Shelby was
formerly Union Pacific agent In Salt
Lake CITY.
| tie claimed that there IL snake
mea' uring about three inches In leBgth
In the eye Of horse belonging 90
Alex McAllister OF Yakima CITY,
Wash. The snake can be plAinly seen
gfiggling around in tho ball OF the eye
ana the horse Ia gradually becoming
blind. Mayor Lake aud George Ger.
walls vOuch for the truth OF this state
mout, Gays the Yaklms Herald.
Sunday night an immeufo landslide
rushed down over the high bank at tho
North Bloom tlsld gravel mino near
Nevada CITY, Cal. a miner named
Albert Martins was killed by tel z
struck by some OF tho debris. Eugene
Ifudoll had his left aTm broken and
JamesCummings wAssovoroly bruised.
The latter was buried by the dirt, hut
managed 10 o1trictto himsol. The
dead man leaves n wife anu two small
children.
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Monday, Tommy, the l0,year-lld son
Of ]. q. Cunningham, had a terrible
fall that resulted IN compound iTAc.
ture Of the right leg. The little boy
was playing In the stable with q
younger brother and ollmbed up to tho
raiters, when no slipped aud fell, sirik-
Ing the manger below, breaking the
leg sltwsen the knee anu ankle, The
bonet pTottudod through the flesh. II
VIII be many months before tho little
fellow will be able 10 walk.
Northwestern Stookman, W. ID.
Driskill OF Bpearfsh Ia home from a
two month"; absence In Texas, looking
up the cattle market. He found pfioes
too high to warrant purchases at pros,
ent, but In confident that within .
month they will fall at least 81 pet
head. That means n good deal Il
northern buyers who take cattle In lots
OF from 3 200 to 90, 600 head. Mr., Dhs.
kill says rexas cAltlemen have lost moi
less than So per head on all stock car.
tied over from last summer; that they
are all heavy borrowers VI money, and
that they viii be compelled to sell 10
fore June l 10 order TO meet thsii
obligations. He will probably return
10 Texas within few weeks aud make
such purchases ~ hs deems beet.
Juan IgnRcio, a Cooopah Indian
runner, arrived NJ Warmers ranch,
Cal, Saturday from tho desert with thr
news that the bodies Of three white
men had been found IN the sand south.
east Of Fig Tree Johns place and be-
tween there aud the boundary line.
Fig Tree John, an old Indian, lives
on nm oasis IN the delert due east VI
San Felipe. Juan lguaolo came from
q tanchefia near the line aud went ul
the CArTino and GurosA the desert 10 SEQ
Fig Tree John while on his way Ia
Pala, Tue Indian told several white
men and Indians nj MesA GTande and
Aqua Cnliente that he had come upon
the three bodies TOUR days before,
OF last Iuetday. He described them
as white men, all dressed roughly like
miners. Two OF the bodies were lying
together near a mesquite tree, win
their heads crushed Ia aud their bodies
partly eaten by coyotes and Vullufes.
Both hud dark hair ana boards, aud
one was unusually toll. Tho other
body, according TO the lndiRB, lag In
little wash or arroyo n few hunITeI
feet from tue others. rhe hnig aud benIC
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