Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-13
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
Interesting News Items Culled From State and
Other Papers.
wAsATcH MEN KILL A BROWN BEAR.



for culinary purposes. WIN. MOSS,
prominent sheep owner. mas been iieu
500 for grazing ms sheep III hlvH
county Without n license. he VIII ap-
peal the case TO test It's cohstNu'iph-
atty.
,,.. VIVA o,,t,,ais ~
kichheiu 'elSui Nv i,,,s,tn,,
the carnlNorous lalilliy aiS pI I-',,,
very Dold, NoSotea Alslueh' g - VI
most IN the tenieI VI .ne go. go
ley. liy me roauS ,,s, nj fas, So
Gay morning a wolf chased Allie Bag
lev from the field TO his home In
Knosharem. Bears are also said TO
have begun raids on the sheet herds.
Payson Globe; Beet digging com
mencCd here Monuay' ihe crop ~
very short ana some OF the ilelhs WIN
hardly pay Tor dlgginE them me price
has been cut DOWN 10 800" l"H anu
the beet raisers are ieeiihg solheWhht
discouraged, we n'hru one man suE
he ala not intend 10 pant any next
year and likely great many DINERS
will follow his example me WY lhe
Lehi sugar factory nus ,letteu VIZ 80
ard tbey would be justified in refus-
i,',, "a rsiso bects.
''7
Wqsntch Wave: J. o. Duke. local
ebpnn man. and @ man by the name
w
with 900 head of sheep to he shipped
from there to omaha or wherever they
ind the market tho highest. This
makes the third OF fourth time this
epring and summer that Mr.. Duke has
gone east with q train load of sheep
aud II seems that he has gone into the
buving and selling business quite eN-
tenglvrly. He has made q net protlt
of from 20 to so cents per head on al!
shipments 80 rHr this season and has
experienced a lucrative business.
brigham Bugler: Wednesday night
nbout midnight mig fire was seen
some four miles north Of Brigham. 1t
proved to he the large hay stacks Of
nam funsaliers. over Il hundred
TONS Of hay were consumed or made
worthless hv The destructive fire. Az
"A strong wind was blowing during the
cnnflagration, IL was feared Mr. Hun
,,gi,n,,e large frnn,e residence might
,,Ui amount Ia probably 5000 or 500.
ri. cause Of the fire. seems 10 he a
,,,ystsrv but hap1cred In the dead of
,,i,bt il is loid al the door Of iucCndi-
aries or trnmps.
Malad Ida, Enterprise: Or. Ander-
son Of West Portage called upon The
Enterprise Friday and while here gave
us the following news; Chas Clark
,.as throw, from lie horse "n he
S,b treni,tnu bis ,,.,, 'rbon,oe Tnbn
Of West Portage while riding an n
In,d az ha,, last week stunned m and
hrniyo HE Coiin,, hone niiin. nan an
other unfortnnnte Of the same nIara.
himnad from, "a load Of nav brenlsinf,
a rIb Tho docto, ,,,endad tho rntisnts
and they are nov on The road 10 re-
cnvary The doctor also mrn,ions n
case Of assault and batterv hut he
ala not ,.ct tbc ,arii,,,,i.r, ~ ~, t.i,i
Payson Globe; What might have
been a serious accident occurred in
Huish's hardware store last saturday
about noon. George Ramsey came In
ana purchased n tube 10 put In
double barrel muzzle loading shotgun.
when ne dlhn.t know was loaded.
After the tube had been put In. Mi,
and pnt n can on tbe nov tuba IN sea
how IL would work When he uulied
the trigger tho r.un was discharrnd
the load of shot lodging in the shelly
ing behind the counter. on cxamIna-
ton 1t was found that tho othe,. barrel
was also londed with n heavy charge
Guns that are not suppossd 10 he
loaded are generally the most donrer-
Gus. Several partips were In the store
at the time and luckily the waannn
was not pointed toward anyone,
evanston, Nyo., News Register: \
dead man whose bones shall rise
hgain on TINS mundane sphere was
picked up along the L. p. track at
Amy on saturday night. \ conductor
on a passing train spied a weird son OF
Adam lying among some ties and upon
MS arrival in Wasatch reported to
Supt. O'Neil, OF Evanston. that a sup
posedly dead man could be found at
moo nnt,ea5 ,,,a ,n,,a,l, "e 80 ~
O'NaIi no ior, fnr the scero Of oct,an
I'pon orrIvai nj Tho snot lie nm ,vns
there sure eno,,eh ana If TOOK hut Z,
fey rnomnntg 10 ioa,., tbot he ,v,s
really dcad'Ideal drink An hands
had n good Inuph at Tho evnense az
The coroner ana Sunt Omen VINO ,vere
made IN believe tint the liaod con he
brought tn ne hy n few stlff kicks
from a robust foot
4, Nasatch wave: the majority OF
we local cattlemen nave concluded 10
urlVe their cattle to the winter range
On me reservation, having obtained
mat privilege from Preston Nutter
the gentleman IN charSe, ny paying
Ut the same AT the rate or ~ per
.edu fpf tne past Two or three WIN
~ me buik OF the cattle owned in
t n,s valley nave neell Ieu nay on the
a moilt ,ahehts' put thS owners con-
- ny lviesuihs chehper PROPOSE
IL" uny VIII uriNe rom the range on
a, 10" VI thc bucnvsht' Hh'ch 'ney
RI, "'so l.IslnB IN hnout SiN weeks
MI, .',I, .' f WIN tnS /fafN Clty
4ilAl h'A lot ma. lfatllChlly cut on. VIII |