Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-12
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Lil.man Falls Across an Electric
Wire With Fatal Results.
RurruRED BLOOD VESSEL.
Sugar Fic cries Encourage dan Italian
Murderr-Big Law sui s-shotp
and cattle Mark 1.

The New Mexico Legislature hae
passed law OK mpting sugar fac
torres from taxation Tor period u.
six yeAfs.
Albert a. Smith, q llnemau IN TIE
tmpiOy u the San Josqu.n Electric
Ligni nnd Power COMPANY, foil across
" o live wires tuesday afternoon, near
the Barton viugysrd, Gal, ana wa.
Instantly killed. He was 80 years OLD
nd unmarried.
Rchstd ~. Fernald, superintendent
ana p.incilal owner IN the street rail-
r I'D anu au old and highly respecleI
citizen Of Buregp, NevAun, Irupped
uesu TUESDAY while experimenting
some repairs IN tive road. he vetdlc,
OF me cUrnneT's jury was that denth
was due tO q ruptureu blood vessel in
the brain. d. cessed was pioneer Il
Humboldt county, aged 81. y willow
and Two chilJfen survive MIN.
A surprise has been spruug on the
political managers OF the prtsuui
cauIpaI4n in Fresno, CAL, ny tie
action OF the AFRO mt ricau League,
whtcn has nominated Grant Nelsoo,
cOlOreu, 10 Ca didHie for tiustce IN til
NTH waru IN opposition TO joseph
5piuney, tho regular RepuOiioan can.
hidete, who seeks Reelection. Tier
are low iSur caHGidatos from taNt
ward, which is usually strongly IL y.
publican.
Three more suits have been com.
menced against tue ATc,ta anu Ma
RIVER RsilrOad company, Cal, o.
account VI iDiurits received by the
giving way VI briIge over MAJ
river on the compnny's line last Sc =
teuiber. Charles * fknain sues Tor
S25 coo OH account ~ the death OF Il
dau n,er, la A. KrkbRm. Mrs. Mary
Il. kIbhsn, VINO rtceiv q injuries
rom " bIch, she aliegee, sue VIII new !
recover, brings suit Tor the sam
amount. Cara a. X Tkhain, an
S.yeai-old CHILD, who wss iJur' anu
.isDgufed, ALSO asks iUr S2h, 200 dam
eges. This mates fourteen sI.ts as
fesult OF the rcci ent ana damage
ssked Aggregate S3l4,779.
Ser fine Germ tnni, one Of the best.
known l,auan residents OF SGu-ra
c,uu y, Cal, ana the proprietor Oi
winery near Buckeye, five miles from
Reading, wa found ueaI III nis VINE.
yurd about . O'CLOCK IuesIny night,
aud tue authorities are convinced tha
he was murders Tue body nRI nee,
draggeJ quite distance, aud the bali
anu Dearu were matted with OiOJi. L
is thought that the purp se vi til,
muiden IL WIS to conceal tue body oi
their victim In an HbHndLGeI email,
a. u tuat the noise VI parties apurUnc =
ing scared the murjpref- away. Tn,
Huthorities wers informed and lost ne
time IN reaching the scene OF tht
crime. An EXAMINATION snOwej that
Germanni's head haJ beeu aim ID,
severed from ms bOuy, There was
knife wound In tne g. est that narrow
Iy mieseu the heart. Tracks led from
inc DOuy, anu the Ulcers traced then.
toa csbiu occupied y two hRu-breeds,
Bill Miller and Richard Richards
Omsho Slockman, March 10: w.
p. Noble, OF the Il m Uf Noble BIO,
prominent cattle anu sheep owners
Sait Lake City, Utah, was here today
looking over the markets with a vie "
to running in several thousand sheep
and tTGinlua or 70 OF cate. This
firm has nuw upwards OF 5000 sheei
on feed at Fremont, n sb., and about
10000 more On their range In Wy.
ming, Auu besides their sheep the1
have big string OF cattle which they
have been hay.feedin th trough the
winter at their Utah ranch aud which
are now about ready for ma ket. r
Gently their firm sJld two trail loads
OF hay-ied et,eTs to San Francisco
markets and received on the ranch
So so per Cwt for the same. Since
That time the coast markets
have "slumped" and Mr.. Noble think
that the rest of his stock Will be
landed 10 South Omaha Within the
next few we X. They have expeF.
fenced very mild winter in Utah thls
year aud both cattle and sheep have
Jared very nicely up to the present
Time, and the loss IN general Will be
nominal, although they experienced
some pretty tough weather IN limited
localities. Their sheep at Fremont,
Neb., are In fiue condition Al the pres.
ent time and Will be put on tue mar.
kets within the next few weeks, pro.
viled conditions are favorable to
marketing. Mr.. Noble says that the
western ranges have be,n denudei OF
feeuiug steers anu he lie OF the opiuion
that those who have the light cattle
IN tAeir possession Will Fealizs hanc.
some return on Their holuIngs la ths
next year or two, rs he thinks that
cattle prices are sure 10 advance ana
will hold up for some timo to come.