Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-25
Two Miners Killed by Tamping
FfOzsn Powder.
GIRL SOLD TO a cnlNAMAN.
The Doctor Who is Proof Against
Disease-Wool zip of
California.

lOuo Whr 81 LOO bou pUuNus--1 Increase
from 1895 Of 1851 l4t BOUNDS, or
nearly ope.feurtn. In 1876 the state
produced 50. 550,97S pounds, or almost
double thai UI 1895.
John Alvin, an Epglishmnn by
birth and formerly section foreman of
the Eel River anI Eureka RAILROAD !,
dropped to the floor In Newell g. Nc.
lntyre's store at Fortuna, Nevada,
Friday evening and Instantly expired.
The cause OF death Is unknown. ALVIN
waa apparently Ia good health, robust
in appearances and nevsr complained.
Evanston, Wyoming, News Regis.
teri The members OF the L.. ID. y.
choir have been prevailed upon by
many who witnessed their CONCERT
.ome time ago ia tho l.. ID, 3. church
TO Reproduce the came ut the opera
house on Wednesday evening, Jeuu.
ery 27th. Those who attended the
concert at Almy are loud 10 their
praise OF the different numbers, which
were most ably carried OUT.
George HUH OF San Fra cisco was
httscked by vicious stallion Saturday
morning ami 80 badly bitten that he
will probably lose his left arm. He
was leading the animal toward u
wagon intending to hitch 1t up, when
he was attacked. Before his COM
panione could rescue him from tho ami
maj his arm was torn anu rnengied in
II shocking manner. Hug was taken
TO the receiving hospital Tor treatment
and was informed by the surgeon In
charge that ne would have to lose the
arm.
Herman Stohr and Carsncs Melm.
burg, two miners who worked in the
Senate minc, near Proec1tt, Arizona,
were blown to death NTldoy night by n
premature blast. The men were ut
work on the day shit, and when The
night chit went Into the drift they
found the bodies badly nlutil0ted. An
examination Of the works revealed the
cause OF death. The men hau prepared
four holes TO shoot rs they left work.
Two were found loaded and ready to
shoot, while the other two had already
exploded and hurled the men TO death.
just what caused the accident can only
be coniectured, but the men were
probably tamping the holes. The
powder was probably irozan, and the
must have set II of.
nAuioNs>buhuuy GuleTpEiSet JhnuhTy
2B: 1t is with feelings OF sadDess that
the Enterprise this week announces
the death, last Tuesday, OF the Q. y ear.
old son OF MIR. and Mira. Edward
jenkins, OF st. John. The little fell
low met with an accident some weeks
sgo in which he brake his leg. The
fracture was 30 bad that the bone re-
futea TO menI aud modification set In,
and 1t became necessary thai the leg
be tskun Of. RI. II cbter, OF this
place, and Dr. Shlpp, of Preston, took
charge Of the case and Tuesday morn
log last the leg was amputated. The
little fellow could not stand the ter.
rible ordeal and In one short hour after
the operation the troubled spirit OF the
unfortunate child took Ito flight into
that unknown existence. The funeral
occurred Thursday at 81. John.
William Byrnes, miner, employed
IN the Savage mine at Virginia,
Nevads, was seriously injured Saiur-
Gay afternoon. Byfnea md Dennis
Sullivan were being holslei to The
surface. When near the 300.fout
Level one of teveral loosl pianks on the
cage slipped and Knocked Byraes oil |
OF the deck into the ahsfl. In falling
he grasped the floor OF the cage with
one hand, and hung suspended there |
nhtil rHecued from his perlOus position |
by hio companion. When hit TO |
the surface Byrnes was unconscious
from the severe mental and physical |
strain produced by hanging Suspended |
by oEe hand In the shaft, tue unplasp- |
Ing Of which would have plunged him
to the bottom, 900 feet below. An |
r 4 N n la. ah 4 huf h.,h I'm. ~.
severely crushed in the region OF the |
groin in falling between the deck OF
the cage anu the wall plates OF The
ehaft. II no internal Injuries were
he will recover.
Omaha Btockmau, Jan. %: Among
the prominent range cattle owners at
the yards today was Ed. l.. Dana Of
Park valley, Utah, who was here
looking over tho situation. MIR. Dana
has, Besides his heris in Wyoming,
about OF o cattle on feed at David City |
and Ulysses, and he says they are all
doing nicely. Mr.. Dana rs Just in
from the Wyoming ranges, and
remarked that up to the present time
the weather has been exceptionally |
Tine for cattle ownere, in fact but little
snow bps fallen anu cattle have done
nicely in tie open range SO far this
winter. MIR. Dana looks forward 10 u
very intr market the coming epring |
and summer for fat cattle. He says
that csltlemen in Wyoming have
marketed their cattle pretty ciuss this
winter owing TO the high prices pre-
vailing Ia the corn belt for stock cat
lie, and as reault less cattle will be
left on the range for the spring and
market than usual. Mr.. Dana
handles high grade stock and invari.
ably SECURES top figures when he has
stock on the markets OF the country.
Mrp. Melvin Atwater, poverty
stricken woman OF Los Angeles, CAL,
Ia sald to have sold to Chinese en-
ployed at one OF the nwellest family
hotels as cook, her iourieen-y
laughter Rachel. The family, which |
consists OF Atwater and vile and ten
children, ranging in age lrom IL
months 10 10 years, came to Los
Angeles year ago from the north,
having livsu In the vicinity OF Sal
anu before that time II
Oregon. They couldn't afford to pay
rent, so they pitched a tent at Boyle
heigbtH. Atwaler broks his leg three
months ago, and the family had te
beg food rom hotels. la the kllehen
u hotel where they got foel was
Chinese named Chsriey Guey, whp
ellin love with the IA year.old daugh-
py Tho nj rI N ia sud repinrnrateU.