Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-23

CRUSHED TO DEATH BY A BowLDER,



the Capitol State Bank. passed away
at his home Monday morning at the
age of So years.
Eastern capitalists who have been
making an investigation Of tn" amount
of money sent out of Stockton CAL
each year for lager beer have decided
to establish brewery there.
oliver w. Zane, who was arrested at
Victor. Colo, saturday evening for for
gerry, and who was to have been tried
there Monday. has been dismissed from
custody, on the withdrawal of the
charge by Saloonkeeper Scholtze, the
complainant
Judge Buttcrheld Of Denver, Colo,
has handed down decision which
gives the city OF Grand Junction power
and authority to construct their own
water system, despite the effort of
Theodore H. Thomas to restrain the
| city from disposing of certain bonds
authorized by officials and taxpayers.
a mulatto supposed to be William
| Moore, who. with four Belle Fourche
| bank robbers broke jail at Deadwood,
| South Dakota, Oct. 3lst, was arrested
Monday near Mammoth Hot Springs,
National Park, by Sheriff Young and
posse who had trailcd him for several
| days. The man is wanted for the muir
| der of two wood choppers.
| Griuay afternoon Mhlie William bi-
yer was working near the COLONIZATION
works of the Champion mine, at New
| ada city, Cal. II bowder Weighing over
| 900 pounds broke from the mountain
side above and, rolling down, struck
| him on the head, causing Instant death.
| Oliver was twenty years old. His father
was superintendent of the PittahurR
mine there.
Two members Of the Idaho arbitra-
hpp a tat 70
| Mullen and Il. II. Britt of Silver City
| are unable to agree on n third man to
fill n vacancy in the hoard. and have
| 80 notified the governor. who
will have to attend to the matter him
| self Young Is n miner and Britt q
mine manager and 1t is said that their
preferences have not been altogether
mutually congenial.
Mrs. Rolley. widow of the late Jos.
Rolley and an invalid from paralysis.
was burned to death at Fortuna, Cal,
early Saturday morning. While lying
on n sofa near the stove her clothing
caught fire and before the flames We're
extinpuished by her son she was
burned so badly that she died soon
after noon Rolley was also seriously
burned In his efforts to put out the
fire.
A wholesale sentencing occurred in
the United states court at Carson,
New. before Judge Hawley Saturday
morning when thirteen Chinese were
sent to the Nevada penitentiary for
thirteen months and fined $500 each
for selling liquor to Indians. McMayae
and Wetherly. two elderly men. con-
yiCted of the same offense, received six
months each in the Storey county jail
and were fined 500.
Captain j. Il. Chapman, one of the
wealthest and best known shippers
| 81 n att To Of 10 at
home in East Oakland. Captain Chap
man was stricken with an affection of
the lungs some days ago, which has
become so serious and complicated
that in the opinion of his family physi-
| clan, Dr. a. Liliencrantz, he cannot
survive. Relatives and intimate friends
are watching anXiously at the sick
mans bedside In his home at 1921
Ninth avenue.
]. A. Robb, formerly of San Fran
cisco, but for the past two years n resi-
dent of San Jose, Cal, died Saturday
morning at that place from injuries
received by falling from scaffold
while placing machinery in the MADEIRA
Flume and Trading company's mill.
Mr. Robb was well known by mill
men and machinlsts throughout the
state, and had invented and patented
large amount of sawmill machinery.
He was 81 years of age. He was the
A number of the interior towns OF
California are being vlctimzed by
several collectors representing them
selves as members of the Gospel army
AS a matter OF fact the army no long
err exists, having broken up last spring
when the commander chief and his
chief editor went on prolonged spree
The collectors, however, are still scour-
ing the state for spare nickels and q
set of their books surrendered Friday
by one of them shows that amount,
ranging from 10 cents to S. have beer
collected In all the towns of the state.
The murderous highbinders who at
temped to take the life OF Koong Sang
the Chinese priest In San Francisco
several days ago, are likely to go UNI
= whipped OF justice. Detectives Gibson
and Wren were detailed on the case
and after considerable trouble they ar
rested Wong Fong, alias Quong Shuen
, notorious highlander. and charged
him with being a party to the crime
Subsequently they arrested another
Highlander on suspicion OF being the
man who did the cutting. Both the
Chinese We're taken to the city prisoi
and locked up In the tanks, but tbs
. assaulted priest now refuses TO identify
his assaiants.
The Denver Republican says thai
Fish and Game Commissioner j.
Swan will he unable to stock the Gun
, nlsun and Grand rivers with spawnins
: bass, as he had hoped. He went I,
Provo, Utah, the early part OF TIL,
week, contracted with Game Wardei
NJ. C. Newell of Utah county for larg,
number of spawners, which We're to bi
transported TO the Gunnison hatchery
and then placed in the above rivers
Mr.. Newell at once went to work Sc
> Letting the bass desired for Coorad,
. waters, and was buslly engaged ut 4
until stopped by a telegram from Mr.
Swan, which stated that he would b,
unable to Use the spawners. and in thu
stead, catch 10000 fry bass.
Robert X. Burrows n well knowr
. rancher and n prominent resident O
Chular canyon, Cal, died Saturday
morning. Burrows was hauling WOOD
last Thursday. During the forenoon
his team and wagon came home with
out tho driver. Burrows was fount
some distance from town lying on tn,
ground unconscious. physician wa,
called who found long confusion oil
: the back Of the lead, ligaments abou
y the ankle torn and other injuries. II,
had been thrown from his wagon II,
never reguined consciousness, dvins
| from conclusion Of the brain. He hat
been n resident OF that county nearl,
thirty yenrs, was 65 years old ant
leaves n widow and q family of grow
children.
Joseph N. Railton. formerly n leade
in the local corps of the Salvation Ar
my, next nm nid-de-camp OF Genera