Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-21
NEWS OF THE WEST.
How YGqul Indians Expelled tmsrl.
can Miners.
OHIO GIRLS TOR ARIZONA.
Arizona Exper M ming With Sugar
Beets-brOwning Of an Old
settler Rising Waters.

The Poftneuf AMI Bear rivers II
fdano are already a loding the low
lands along their coutHe.
The Atchison, Topeka d Santa F.
railway viii .xpenu one m,il on dollau
in New Mexico this year improvin,
Its property.
Case Broderlck, formerly assoclat,
justice OF Idaho but now serving hi,
second term IN Congress, raised tel
thousand oushele OF cora last year. He
has 1t cribbed waiting for better prIces
Deming, New Mexico, Headlight,
Local cattiemen have been busy lhii
week making their spring delivery
which has commenced In good ehrnes
Over 5000 head have been shipp.
from DsDing this wees, 1900 head
coming from the state OF Chihuahua IN
Olu Mexico, the balance being Gran
county stock.
James Ellie, an old timer at Fossi J.
Wyomings was drowned at that place
Saturday. Ho was Standing on the
railroad bridge talking to a friend,
when he lost his balance ana fell back
ward into the stream, and drowned
before he could be rescued. He was
the original owner OF tue FOSSIL tow Il.
site.
Pocatell0, Idaho, Tribune: George
RObile0n Of Bancroft has filed a SUIT In
the district o1urt against Eva Robin.
son. his wife, asking Tor n divorce. He
sets up that they were married al
Ogden In 1894, but that his wife has
deserted him aud refuses to live with
him. 10 her answer Mrs. RObi nson
admits the deeertiOn and inlimstes
that she has had goou reasons for the
same.
The Phnnlx, Arizona Gazette
prints the following: "rwo Thousand
girls are being shipped out from OHIO
to Arizona and New Mexico Tor the
purpose Of securing husbands. The
w. Q. t. U. OF the West Is ut the, heat
OF this peculiar movement. Well, a.
they are to come from Ohio we are
mighty glad they are women, for we
don't know what on earth we could do
with 1000 ofiice-eeekers. There are in
Arizona now 800 OHIO men, and every
coniounded ,one OF them is after an
flee and come after positions for
relatives. Yes, send us good.looking
rosy-oheeked girls, but keep your in.
fernal office-seeking brigands at
home"
81. Johns, Arizona, Herald: Pref
VIM. Stowe Dsvol Of the University o
Arizona, and director OF Agricultui al
Experiment Station at Tucson, was in
Bt Johns couple Of days this week.
He came from bnowh Ike In company
with Hon. John Hunt Of that place.
The mission OF Prof. Dsvol was for the
purpose Of securing the cooperation OF
some Of the farmers OF this section in
making experiments In the growing OF
sugar heels during the coming season.
An opportunity was gwen him to
make short talk 10 the pso ole here at
q social gathering Wednesday night.
He has secured the Cooperation OF
several parties, and the experiments
will be scientifically conducted here
This year. The result viii be awaited
with interest.
Glenwood, Colorado, Avalanche:
The freshmen In the state school OF
mines went out in opNn revolt against
the faculty on Arbor day. 1t ell arose
through member OF the freshman
class splitting on piece OF sodium,
accidentally or otherwise, which
caused smoke in the class room. On
able to hnu the author OF the expec-
toration, the faculty attempted to
punish the entire class by fixing the
examination OF the chemistry class on
q day different from q day that had
been long proposed. This wonld in.
terfere with proper celebration OF
Arbor day, 30 the Students rebelled :,
and Instead OF being in their class
TnET mn RI do has r. Ix.A
the campus and planted a tree. They
persed. The faculty 10 wild, but the
citizens OF the town are with the boys.
Ell Paso, Texas, Times: A. ID. Met
calf arrived In the city yesterday from
Nogales and says That one day last
week \ friendly Yaqui Indian came
Into Nogales from Ell Altar, in the
state oil Sonora, Mexico, and reported
that party OF American prospectors
had been assaulted anu two OF their
number killed by the Indians, twenty.
eight mills west OF Ell Altar. Accord.
ing to the Indian's story the Ameri.
oans-hve IN number-found an old
Indian mine rich with gold and were
stalking out their hnd when their
presence was discovered by the Indi-
ans, who called GU the prospectors anu
told them TO leave the Ylqui country
ut once anu 10 forget that they had
fonud gold In that country. The
Americans declined 10 accede TO this
command, anu an hour later they
were attacked by a band OF thirty
Ysquis, who killed two OF the
Americans and had the remaiuinp
three completely in their power, but
gave them their life ana liberty on
their promise to leave the country al
once and never attempt to return.