Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-23
NEWS OF THE WEST.
a Man Turns His Fool While Walk
Ing and Falls Under a Car.
MORMON COLONIES IN M,xlco.
Hoy Killed by a TALL ng iree-Peculiar
Street Car aecidtnl--
Found Dead,

A Nan was found dead donday a.
ternUun In q room in the Kansas City
logging hnuse, IN 5 III joe, Gal. 1 Is
opposed t. hs case OF suicide. He
wa about 10 years old. his bsme Ia
5capuinnvlap.
Whio riding on the outsi lie oil .
street Car Monday at Stcr ,mentp,
Cal, with protruding box between
his leet, William Rtddie had the bones
OF one foot cfnsueI by passing car
striking he box and IN ming his foot
against AN uprisn, III port.
Louisiana Plant, 7: IL has rem aimed
for Utah fist to TAX up tteet culture
IN al Industrial scale In the atib
lands, and the splenuiu success OF the
Utah Beet Sugar company, at Lehi.
nd the more recent succlss Of tue ac-
tory at Edoy, New Mexico, show
wbat can be done, and what surely
will be done In beet culture In the arr
states where irrigation IL possible.
A man named Cbarlss Rsndcll met
with an scciuent MonIay night al
Santa Barbara, Cal, whereby he lost
MS ieit hand just above the wrist.
| Rsndel. heu arrived on the evening
uain from Ventura anu was walking
| alongside the cars w tue train pulled
| out, on his way to the street care,
| when bis foot turned on stone, csus-
lug him tD fall partially under the car,
he wheel passing ever his wrist.
| When found Randell had tainted and
1t was seen that his hand was hanging
by the cords. His hand was ampu-
tated.
Deming, New Mexico, Headlights:
| The Mormon colonies to the south OIL
Dsming, in Ord Mexico, have four
| steam saw mills and Two planning m lie
~ tucesssiui operation ut Present.; n
| Great many teams beiDg engaged In
uauliug umbur TO the mines and to
the settlements, which are last builG-
ing up go1u houses that would he a
credit 10 an older country. They have
GOOD schools in operation aud no
| saloons nearer than the Mexics
| tuwss. The colonists this year have
very fair prospe cts OF Ro0d farm orops;
me lruiis hav. been damaged by the
late irosis. There has siiealy some
rain fell, which Is little earlier than
usual, which has im PRAYED toe range,
Tor stuck. THE colonlsts have bsen
successful IN rsisiug u better class oil
nOrsrs and cattle anu are producing Q
large amaunt Of butter, cheese and
potatoes Tor market. That with tue
ugh prics they are getting for theii
improved stock 10 making tuem quite
successful.
MaIad, Idaho, Enterprise: A very
distressi, Y sccident hAppened to b
young man living nurth o. Weston
Idaho, Thursday, June 10. Mr.. johr
De.s and his SOU William OF Dayton
went up Cottonwood canyon sfle
iops. In hunting after suitable tre,l
they found one that had been cut an,
lodged in another. The young mar
suggested that they out one down ant
SECURE both, MIR. Dees thought 1t very
dangerous anu said so; but the sx pOslu
iations Of William prevailed over the
better judgment Of tue father anu tn. y
set to work. When the sta ding tree
was nearly chopleu ID, Mr.. Dees told
mis- son 10 go TO q safe distance. The
ather continued cutting until the tree
began falling, when he ran out o: the
way. UpoR turning to look for the
b y he could not be seer; later he was
found under the tree dead, a broke q
NIB having struck HIM In the back OIL
the head, tracturiIg the skull aud
penetrating the brain. Mr.. Dees had
to go ten miles TO tho mill for aseist
ance. He was brought home to his
heartbroken mother and buried al
Weston Friday evening. Tue ser
vices were largely attended. IL del
stephen Callan was the priueipa
speaker. Bishop Austin also maie
lew remarks. The pnreuts ana trend
have the sympathy Of the people her
ana In the Dayton ward. William
was . Roo6.heartet boy and kind &
his mother. II was 10 get lumber Il
put her mp new house that he AM
his father were logging when the ia'a
| .coidant haunr ned.