Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-01
STATE NEWS.

On Wednesday the second OF twin
children OF Hon. A. p. SOrensou, Of
Grand county, was buried; Both
children died the same week. The
bereaved parents ars deeply sympR-
thized with In their sad LOSE.
, Grand Valley (Moab) Times: Both
bran chss OF the upper school OF this
district havs boen closed this week Oh
account OF sickness among the chill
dren. Mr.. MOlyneux tne principal is
held AZ home with Illness in HE family,
American Fork World: Ne ph
Ellemore is the pFou poesesaor o $
quadruppd OF the bovine species thaf
nas produced l42 pounds Of butter dur
ing the past 81 days besides furnish.
ing tue family pint Of cream each
day and feeding cali until 1t was
four weeks old and ready for the
butcher. The COW was fed on com
mon TODD.
Payson Header: Archie Graham,
familiar to many Payson people. nj.
tempted 10 xiii himself at Springville
Thursday morning. He bid his
friends farewell aud retired TO his
apartments, but was suspected OF do
lag something out.ot.thp-way, so wah
watched. An overdose OF morp hine
was taken and but Tor the timely ar.
rival VI medical AID his adieus would
have rea!iz3d to certaintj.
Iron County Record: 1t Is with
pleasure we chronicle the fact that the
Cedar CITY Cooperative Melcanlilt
and Manufacturing Institution winch
was recently closed under an e&ecu-
ton, issued by virtue OF u cintesslot
OF judgment obtainei by HiOn's %.
operative Mercantile Institution, OF
salt Lake City, hRst been able ~
effect au ARA ngment with its cred ltOre,
under the terms Of which the stoT.
was reopened on Thursday the 2S,h
met.
Payson Globe: About dark Thurs.
day evening VIM. McBeth AMI The
Globe pencil pusher went up to the
mouth OF the canyon about mile
from town and set three traps by Il
dead horse expecting to catch wild
cat, there being numerous tracks o.
the animals around the carcass. The
next morning about daylight they
wont up and were somewhat surprise u
to find cat in one OF the traps AMI a
large lynx IN another. IL was decided
to bring both OF the animals alive into
town. With torRud stick McBeth
pinned the lynx to the ground while
ye scribe buukled strap around Mr..
Lynx's neck; but when the animal
was released he was found to be very
much deaf, having been chOked to
death. Tbs cat, however, was cap
tuTed alive ana brought to the CITY,
attracting considerable attention.
Iron County RscJrG: One OF the
most touching fatalities occurred al
Cedar last Saturday that the town has
ever known. 1t was the burning to
death OF the little one-ysar.old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ne'sJn. The
father was absent from home having
found employment at DsLamar, anu
the mother had Just stepped over tt
one OF the nelghb0rs leaving the Oh lu
fastened to its high chair, wren In
some way ito clothing caught fire. In
its agony the little one wriggied from
its chair ami crGwleu under the beI
fighting the flames. Whom discovered
by the mother it hau gsed to cry,
having been fatally burned. tn.
boards where it lay were alto burning,
but the fire was easily extinguishe J..
DR.. Middleton was summoned, but au
examination showed that there was no
hope for the little one. Almost lie
entire back and one side ware literally
cooked. 1t fingered an hour or two,
dying Saturday evening. The father
was telegraphed for and arrived here
in time for the funeral Tuesday alter.
noon. 1t certainly was a frightiul ar-
cident and we sympathize with the be.
reaved parents.