Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30
AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS.
BOY KILLED BY A GARBAGE WAGON
Shooting of One of the Robbers Roost
Gang Making Sausage Of u Work
nan-Death Of "a Bather.

shooting Of One of the Robbers Roost |
Gang Making Sausage OF u Work
man Death of Bather.
Thirty thousand trout were planted |
In the streams Of Natruua county.
Wyoming In the vicinity of Casper, on
Trout placed In the streams
Of that region thrive and grow rapidly
and the county at the present time Is
an ideal place for fishermen.
The 3-yenr-old boy named George
Ban was run over by a garbage wag
on at Los Angeles, Cal. Friday morn
ing and died Of his injuries He was
playing in the gutter and the driver of
the wagon did not notice him until the
wheels had passed over the child's
body.
Malad, Idaho. Enterprise; Mrs. Rich
ard Jones, of Malad, aged between 10
and so years, was completely prostrat-
ed by a parnlytic stroke, Thursday
night. Mrs. Jones Is one Of the pio-
neers of Malad valley, and her many
friends will be panied TO learn of her
great misfortune.
About noon Tuesday otto Daubert,
an employe of the Western Meat com
any. of San Francisco Cal, was in
stantiy Killed by being caught by
the driving SHAFT i'm the perating ma
chinery of the sausage department. lie
was hurled against Il brick wall and
his skull was crushed.
George Logan, a negro, suffered a
Painful accident at the Sierra com
pany's sash and door factory at Red
t'i, Friday while removing
door panels from the panel-raiser his
hand was caught in the rapidly re
vulving knives and his first finger and
thumb We're cut entirely of 90 his
wrist
W. c. Ledbetter. who has been pros
pecting FOR some time in the Battle
creek country south of Rawlins, Wyo.,
has discovered a vein of rich gold and
and copper. The vein is eighteen
inches wide at depth of four feet
from the surface and is arenuy as
rich as the Doaue vein, which Is now
being worked at an immense profit,
The two-year-od child who left the
Henderson camp. near Casper, Wyom-
ing. on Friday, and was supposed to
have been devoured by a mountain
lion, has been recovered, safe and
sound, The child had wandered four
miles from camp, and though quite
exhausted when found. yet was not in
dangerous condition. Its recovery
was "A most joyous event.
Denver Live Stock Record: General
Manager Ballantine, after an absence
of several weeks in Utah. Nevada and
| Idaho, arrived home Tuesday. He says
! the run Of cattle will not commence
much before the first week in Septem-
| Der. He also says the ranges are In
| fine condition, and he never saw cattle
| looking better at this time of the year.
Denver Post: When a Latter-day
| Saint Is chosen to go on a foreign mis-
sion in the interest of the Church. he
asks no questions, hut girds up his
ioins and goes. When a political saint
is chosen to 90 on a foreign mission In
the interest Of the government, he
asks what there is in it for him, and
If he ia accommodating more cash ai
home he stays.
A sheep herder named owen CART
gan, employed by Robert Jones, was
found dead at his sheep camp on Ten
| Mile creek, Wyoming. Friday. CARR
gan was in charge of the camp anC
was alone. He had complained tn,
evening prior to his death of feellnl
| unwell. hut his trouble was not con,
sidered serious. He was found III,
following morning lying by his wager
| and evidently had been dead severa
hours.
A Finluuder named John Ukeri lost
! his right leg while working in the
mines at Hanna, Wyoming, Monday
| He was employed in letting cars dowr
an incline by means of a rope snubbeC
around a post. While so employed h.
| accidentally placed his foot in the col
of rope and before he could extricat,
It It was pulled by the descending cal
| to the ground. the rope crushing tho
bones of his leg and tearing off tn,
flesh I'm such a shocking manner tha'
amputation was necessary
Frank Mcclure one of the prisoners
| in the county Jail At sun Jose, Cal
was found dead in his cell Friday
| morning. Mcclure was formerly 3
| section hand Of the Southern Pacific
railroad. IL was at one time very dis.
! sipated, but took the Kelley cure anG
reformed for some time. After Saving
MP considerable money, however, il,
fell from grace again and had been OF
| q long drunken spree when arrested OF
| August 18th and imprisoned TO await
trial On the charge of vagrancy. Death
was the result Of alcoholism.
Bert Cox. aged 30 years. wa,
drowned in the San Joaquin river thir.
ty miles west of MERGED, Cal. Monday
| night. with the family of William
| Whelan, Il prominent MERGED rlnchcr
Cox had heen spending some weeks al
Santa Cruz, and they We're on then
| way home by private conveyance
| camping out wherever night overlook
| them. Thursday night they camped OF
,he banks of the San joaquin and Cos
and young Whelan went In SWIMMING
| Cox could not swim, and, getting int
| deep water was drowned. Ths body
was recovered and brought to MERGED
NJ. j. Coughlln of Laramie, Wyom
| ing charged with unlawfully killing ;
calf belonging TO William I.annon, WA,
| given a preliminary hearing befor,
| Justice Fitch Friday and bound Owe
TO the district court in the sum o
| $1,000 bail for trial. An interestin.
story OF the trap laid to catch Cough
lin was told by the witnesses at In,
| hearing. He had been suspected o
| killing cattle unlawfully. In the pres
ent case the calf in question had beer
marked by driving two copper rivet,
| into its hoof. When II was missed
| from its pasture visit was made /,
| Coughlin's place and the premises ex
| amined, The witnesses testified tha.
the horns and hoofs of the calf wer,
| found buried under a kettle of pota
toes. The hoofs found contained IN,
copper rivets. The defendant Offered
| no evidence.
Henry Border, a notorious character
/ was shot and killed pt Dngog .o,,th II