Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-27
NEWS OF THE WEST.
4 Boz Dashed 10 Death From
Third Story Window.
FELL INTO A POT OF MOLTEN STAG
killed by Falling Log--New Beet
sugar Faolory-A Midnight MUIR.
der-Nebra Cora spelling.

The Buckeye mills of Marysville,
GAL, last week, shipped 5000 barrels
of flour to Australia.
Dugald Patterson OF Emmett, Michi.
gan, was killed at Nelson, B. o., ON
Sunday uy falling log.
At the Trail creek smelter. b. O.,
on SUNDAY, George Brauep,an Ameri-
can, fell into pot OF molten slag and
was frighliully anu fatally burned.
The children census OF California
foute up 330,709. Alameda county
stands thlru, Los A ugeles second, with
Alpine tho lowest, with only eighty
Tx children OF scnoOl age.
The ordinance prohibiting expector-
alton IN sidewalks, In public buildings
and vehicles has become law In san
Diego, Cal, Mayor Carlson having
ufiixed his signiture to the ordinance.
Az an instance OF the growth OF tho
Jerome mining camp, Arizons, 1t 10
cited that within the past lew months
building eitea have been SOLD to tho
amount OF Sl4, 055. anu that on nearly
every lot SOLD there has been erected a
building which lie at the present time
occupied.
The city trustees OF Riverside, Cal,
have inaugurated plan iOr Tree em-
ployment bureau Tor the unemployed.
They Instructed the city marshal TO
open In hie office list of those out OF
work, which shall at all timee he open
for Inspection by those wanting help.
1t costs nothing to register.
The Indications are that beet sugar
yptf tl,sa
one at Chino will soon be constructed
on the Cerrltos, In the neighborhood
of Bixby station, and not lar from the
town OF Long Beach, Los An
geiss, Cal. The LOCALITY selected Ii
said to be well adapted 10 the pro iuc-
ton OF splendid beet rich in sscchar.
inc matter.
The ship Two Brothers, which ar
rived at Tacoma, Washington, Mon
Jay, from San Francisco 10 load coal,
reports that on January 1914, while
ofl the Oregon coast, Oscar Hartg, q
sailor, ieii from the lee main rigging
and was drowned. IL was his second
trip On the ship. He was a German,
80 years old, and had lived in san
Francisco.
St. John, Arizona. Herald: We re-
ceived very pleasant call last Tues.
day, from our old friend, George ii.
Crosby, Jr. Mr.. Crosby, accompanied
by his wife, has been making q visit to
relatives and friends in this country,
and is now on his way back to his
home at Richfild. He Ia editor and
proprietor of the Southern Censor,
published at Rich field. He established
his paper about u year ago, and says ii
nus already passed the experimental
stage. We wish him ABUNDANT and
continued success.
Last sunday night, about 8 O'Clock,
Nestor Rivas shot anu killed Placldo
Alvarez, in Deming, N. NJ. Nestor
and Alvarez hat had some trouble
with another Mexican near the Bull's
Head saloon but they separated, Rivas
and Alvarez going to their home, but
the other fellow (whOse name is not
bbtaiDable) followed them in an ugly
mood aud commenced throwing reOks
mt the house OF Rivas and Alvarez.
Alvarez went out of the house and
while tryisg to persuade the Mexican
10 leave, RlvaH came out with HE gun,
ana the Mexicsn seeing Rivas taking
aim at him, quickly pulled Alvarez in
front OF him Just as Rivas fred, the
bullet going through the Mexican's
arm and hitting Alvarez in the bowels.
lie died in about an hour,b but not until
he stated that the shooting WAS acct
dental, Rivas intending the shot for
The other fellow.
National Stockman: The fact that
receipts OF sheep in western markets
Ia 1896 exceeded oil previous records
tends to confirm the doubts expressed
here last year as to the accuracy Of
the official estimates OF our national
Hook which have indicated an enor.
nous decline In numbers annually
during the past four years. 1t seems
improbable that our n3cks should
pave been 30 greatly reduced and the
tnarketings OF sheep so enormously in
treRhed ut the came time and for SO
long a period. There Is no question
about the decline In Numbers OF sheep
ia the East, but 1t may be that the
extension OF the industry In the West
has not been fully realized by stats.
tlciane. A notable feature Of the
sheep trade during the past year has
been the large proportion OF lambs.
Thia proportion 10 increasing year by
year, and indicates that tho sacrifice
OF breeding stock Is not responsible for
the crowded markets.
Omaha Stockmsn; Assistant Gen.
eral Freight Agent Lane OF the Union
Pacific recently took trip through
The state. While out ho toos pains to
make thorough exansirHtien Of the
porn stored in cribs and lying en- the
ground about the state. When asked
Ior report, based on his observations,
pc said: "The condition couldn't be
much worse. We have had 30 much
wet weather. There has been good
zeal OF talk lately about the exporting
pi Nebraska corn from southern ports,
t5less you, our Nebraska corn COULDN'T
Pc moved further south than 81. Louis
psforeit would be red hot. The only
way 10 get It in condition to move
.outh would be to have II kiln dried.
On the other hand. It can't be moved
Fast, for there 1t wouldn't sell for
,nough to pay the expenses OF handl-
ing II. Aud II 4. stays in Nebraska
VIII rot, go there YOU are, The
country wagon roads are practically
npaasable. Our one hope Is that this
loid weather Will last long enough
thoroughly dry the corn and ge. the
loads In pAssable condition"
James Bellsw, a teamster, 10 years
ngs, who works for his lather, died
IT Los Angeles, Sunday night from
lie aft An NIt,