Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-15
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WYOMING THIEF CAUGHT NEAR SPOKANE


Ranch Aliscollaneous Items
Rawlin. Wyo,, Republicans y tele-
gram was received rom Spokane
Wash. stating that a man who an
swers the descrlption ~ WIN Herbert
who robbed the Mexican sheep herueI
NJ $3.50 near Baggs several weeks ago
s under arrest there.
Grand Valley Times; Grim 81 Mont,
gomcry are al work on their saNmlll
which Is to be- located IN MIL creek
canyon. just above the NOUN, ana
they expect to have il running in
about thirty days. Many thousand
feet OF lumber are wanted az MOAB,
and the demand is most likely To
grow.
Laramie. wyo., Boomerang: In these
! days OF sharp competition 1t is refresh-
| ing to learn that Sevenstad Larson
| has entered an entirely new field OF
Z industry by engaging in goat hus-
| bandry He has u ranch near Sheep
mountain and the William goat ana
| his family viii range there supremacy
| The ranch promises 10 De success
/ Mr. Larson Is marketing the product
| Of the ranch In the city and the luxury
| of goat cheese Is being enjoyed ny
many
Boise Statesman. George Ralston,
]
/ ON the trail OF James Turnhough, one
/ Of the conViCts who escaped, came IN
| yesterday from Garden valley. Geo
| Sims. who has been with him, came IN
| Sunday, having separated from Ral-
| ston and Donneny at the Payette
lakes Sims came back to gather up
the horses and other stun they had lett
scattered behind them. Donnelly was
dine her last night He separated
from Ralstun at Salubria and was
heard from at Weiser on sunday. ne
came by way Of Weiser and ontario
hoping to get some further clue to the
| escape.
otto, wyo., Rustler: Jack Manders,
who has been keeping a saloon for
some time at Marquette, met Vio-
lent death Il few days ago. our IN
formation IL that he rode away on
spirited horse to look after bunch
of stock in which he was interested.
1t Is supposed that while riding his
horse threw itself and fell on him and
that while in a dazed condition he got
up and wandered to a cliff, over when
he fell several feet, breaking his neck.
He lay there until found few days
after At the inquest held before JUS
tlce w. Z. Webster a verdict of acci-
dental death was found. The unfor-
tunate man came to this country from
Scotland, from which country he re-
Ceived handsome installment or
]
Grand Valley Tlmes The county
commissioners at their meeting this
week passed an ordinance, creating IA
license tax on wine manufacturers.
There may he wisdom in this step
but 1t will not be So regarded by all,
1t is understood that this ordinance
will apply to those who make a Few
gallons of wine for their own use, just
as they can or dry fruit for their own
: use. In strictly commercial sense
such would not be manufacturers but
| II seems to be the intention to apply
} II. 1t is "A question IL such can be
made to hold. The tax is more sweep
ing than the government internal rev.
cnue tax on whiskey. Under II the
| manufacturer can leave his product
= in a bonded warehouse and not pay
the tax until he is ready to put II on
@ the market. Grand county ought t.
be as liberal.
Butte Miner: General Manager II
-, w. Turner Of the Butte General Elec-
trio company. who Is also vice presi-
dent of the Montana Power company
. returned yesterday from the immense
power plant which is being estab-
lished by the last named company or
, the Big Horn river about three miles
a from Divide station. He reports that
a work on the big dam Is progressing
, rapidly and satisfactorily, and that
: about $50 men are now employed on II
The Golfer dams are already complet
ed, part OF the crib work on the dan
has been built and with the rocl
breaker, cement mixer and centrifugal
4 pumps hard at work, and engines al
the bed OF the river pumping out the
water, presented avery interest
@ ing picture Of life and energy is pre-
$ scented. The dam will be 60 fee
high and 800 feet wide, and will fur
4 nish reservoir three miles long. j
y, is expected that the new plant will b
generating electricity by next March
and the date of it's commencement
y promises to mark the inauguration o
l. a new era in the industrial life o
n Butte,aud to bring about substantial
decrease in the cost Of electricity 70
IL all purposes
n I.ehi Banner: Dave Farmer ant
i Mrs. Josie Baker who have been llv
r ing here as man and wife, have ha'
>, their little romance shattered by tn
.r strong arm Of the law. This low
n lorn couple dwelt in Lovelock, New
She was a wife and mother of tw
n children, hut her love signs We're no
~ for her lawful spouse, but for Parmer
~ and on June Goth they He'd from thei
O homes to parts unknown. The on
~ GERS OF that vicinity We're notified am
= began the search for the MISSING
=, couple The first clew they got wa
. from her mother, who had received
letter stating that II boy had beel
e accidentally killed at Lehl some tim
g before. l.. j. Feli2, constable at Love
lie lock, communicated with the Salt LAX
4; chief of police and the letter was for
he warded 10 Marshal Thomas. He be
o. gan Investigations and found that
Is couple answering the description ha
rs come to Lehi. They lived with Mrs
k, Child for while, then moving I
l. State street. and later rented q hous
from Levi Brown and the man worke
In Browns blacksmith shop. Whe
!, photos were sent, the marshal wa
Is able to positively identify then
= and was instructed to watch them un
20 I'll the arrival Of an officer, He wa
. to arrive this week, but Mrs Baker
% mother and sister came instead. arriN
u ing yesterday morning. Sorue on
~ gave Farmer the tip, aud he ha
~ Gene Smith drive him to the juno
e ton yesterday morning, where he too
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