Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-20


Wyoming, on Sunday evening, on
Pioneer Life In Utah.
Edward Reading OF Salt LAX
county has secured a judgment for 39l
sheep and s2s5,4 damages against J
N. Hamblin, IN ssuit IN the district
court at Evanston, Wyoming.
A public movement, looking to the
restoration OF the Montezuma castle,
one OF the most noble anu famous pre-
historic ruins on tue American cOnli.
nent, has been alarted al Flagstaff, A.
II.
Tie Union Pacific 10 furnishing to
sheepmen a So 600 ehearing plant a.
Green River, WyOming. In additio
to sbearing pens the railway Ia putting
up a dipping tank, corrals, water tank
and pump.
Thomas Rhodes, an attorney Of Pas5
Robles, CAL, and his client, Andrew
Nelson, were mmitted to the county
Jail Saturday evening for loriy daysesch
Tor contempt OF court by Justice OF the
Peace q. Ii. Arnold of Psso Rjblrs
Rboues instructed Nelson not to an
swer questions, winch Judge Arnold
told him to answer.
Tempe, Arizona, New: A few
days ago w. A. Dsggs uuearthcd, on
his rauch near Lehi. IN ancie burial
urn In perfect state OF preservation,
although the hi was chipped in get
ting 1t out OF the ground. The Urn
was almost half luil OF human bones.
Mr.. Daggs brought the relic 10 Tempe
anu prese ted 1t to DR.. ScrOggs.
Eola ~ -, L..
OF Chinese, An How AMI An Foo, hau
"A quarrel with All Wau over some
business affair, anu bear him to inEsn.
sibihty. They Knocked GU u piece Of
his skull with stones ava then threw
him over bank or cliff, where some
boys found him iusenslUle. He win
probably die. HE asssilants ste In
jail.
A Post IntelIigencer dispAtch from
Snob omi8n, Washington, say; The
house Of George Freis, ten miles
northwest OF Snohomish, was burned
to the ground Saturday. Frels in al.
tempting to save his household goOts
was caught in the house. His body
above tho waist and hande and arms
were feariuIly burned. FEES finally
got out, and while his hands were
bleeding and hls finger nails burned
10 cinders he discovered that his barn
was also on fire. Grabbing ladder
he mounted TO the roof and with the
assistance OF man succeeued IN saw.
ing the barn. No medical aid could
be obtained, and Ffeie was brought to
Snohomish In q lumber wagon, where
he is now under medical care with u
change OF living.
Pres Hubert, a ranchsr in San Lui'
Rey valley, Cal. was accidentally III {
In the forehead by his ueeD-year-uIu
daughter Saturday evening, and Will
probably die. The weapon was
shotgun and most OF the ebot entered
Hubbert's head. Only meRper partic.
uIars could be learned, as Ben HUB
bert, who carried the news to Ocean.
aide, returned at once to the valley
with a physicisn. He said mis- brother
ana the iatier's daughter (sixteen
years olu) were together ut his house
after supper, and that the girl took up
shotgun, loaded with No. s shot. L.
some unknown manner the gun was
discharged, the shot taking effect on
Hubbert's forehead aud temple. The
daughter was proslTaled with grief and
fright.
The Cheyenne papers state that Geo.
IL. Grling, eOitor OF tho Irrigation
Age aud OF the Homeseeker, has come
Wyoming to make a thorough exami.
natson OF the Wyoming agricultural
colonies. Mr.. Glrling stated in an in
teiview that the object OF his visit Is to
find suitable locations for agricultural
settlements. MIR. Girling SAID that the
Homeseekers' association, of which
DIR. Edward Everett OF Boston ia the
president, did not pay any attention to
the pauDer class, but Intended
to induce eastern mechanics who
were out OF work to come west and
engage in agriculture. Mr.. GirlinR
stated that the large cities Of the East
were shamefully overcrowded anu
there were plenty OF good, honest
w0rsinrmen, who, II they could bs
persuaded TO CONS to Wyomlng, would
make the best Of citizens. MIR. Cir
ling ia enthusiastic over the agrIeul.
tural future OF the state. He declares
that Wyoming has the finest system
OF irrigation in the United Slates. He
spoke admirlngly oil the water laws
anu paid high compliment to Pro.
fessor Mead, state engineer. Mr.. Cir
ling will make q tour OF the state,
examining the portions supposed to be
especially fitted for agriculture.