Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Aftermath Of the Great Storm 10
Wyoming.


Tho snow blockade on the Wyoming
railroads has been raised.
According to latOst Teporte from the
Wyoming storm the loss 10 stock II
he very great, whole herds being les
troyed. The Warren live stock com.
paDy reports loss OF q 600 sheep.
Seventeen.year.Old Emma Grfii he
died al tue tecslvlng hospital, in san
Francisco on Monday, from tue effects
OF a dose OF arsenic taken when abe
thought her sweetheart had dtse. ted
her.
The English stylarks, bullfinchss,
gOld6nches and thTusbei which were
imported into Mil valley, Cal, last
year have done remarkably well, and
other importation9 OF song birds will
be msde this year.
News has reached Cheyenne, Wyo.,
that a ranch hand at one OF the War.
rem sheep camps eft the raucn house
togo TO the corral curing the storm,
aud has not been heard from since.
Superintendent Gleason o. the War; .
1--we stock com any ssys that while
every II ut mas been mHle to find the
man, w trace u him has been dis-
covered.
Mr.. Mckeever, driver OF the Little
Hose creek atsge, reported that o.
TuCBday night ne hal found four
abandoned wagons filled with hogs
rear Horse creek, Wyoming Blk Of
the horseB had ceen turned loose and
the seventh ha1 eucoumbeI to the
storm ind was found ! Ing 10 the
snow. St0ckmen organic ID relief ok
peditionB and cent them cut in hOies
Ut finding the meu.
Herman Abel, stonecutter, was
shot ami surIouily wUunied Monday
afternoon by John Gaming, shoe.
III tkeT, IN saloon al BegnAl Hights,
Cal. A dispute arose between them,
which eliminated in blows. Getting
the worst Of the enCJuGier, Canning
drew revolver ana fired at hts a1-
veTsnry. The bullet struck Abel In the
right side OF tue necR.
Amue :. Evans, resident Of San
Jose, Cal, since early pioneer days
nnd one OF the best known oitizsns OF
Santa Clara county, ieli dead at his
home In East San jose Sunday IN I'm.
lug. Mr.. Evans was walking from his
house to the street car, on hie way to
Frienus rushed to his aid but II WAS
found that he was dead. The cause Of
denth was heart failure.
The frozen body OF another victim OF
last Tuesday amt Wednesdays biz.
zard IN Wyoming WAS rescued Tues
day, having been found by band OF
cOwooyP. The deceased was John
Luciano, Mexican sheepherder en-
81, H. 81 fnhfa 10.
three persons who perished In the
sorm, The miIing johnson boys
bave not been found, although seRTchere
are 8 / riding the plane.
Wilcox, Arizona Range newi: Mr..
Robt. Hauuigan, VIM owns nerd o
cattle ON The Blue, was at Bowie
Thursdsy, en- rtute from Solomon.
willie 10 New Mexico. MI. HaunigHn
recently purchased for northern buy.
ere all the steere for sale on the Blue,
and they viii DO shipped from Magda.
lena, N. NJ. We understand that he
has bought . 900 cows from the Cham
pion Cattle ". Of Graham Couuty, at
a figure satisfactory to both parties.
william Godirey, a seaman from the
receiving SHIP Independence a. Mare
Island, San Francisco, IL at the re-.
tttNlLb hooIlA-l NAAA u thNAAA NhhhN
in his back and n bullet somewhere la
his abdomen. He hal been in the city
for several dsy9 enjoying himself, and
on Thursday night ne slept in room
In the rear OF saloon. de essAyeu
Friday night to find his resting place
again, but was taken for burglar aad
was fired Ht twice, both bullets taking
effect. He may die.
The printer, bOok6inders and presa.
men Of Sacramento, Cal, are up In
arms against Governor Budd and the
Ban Ffsuc cisco Examiner ami Chroni.
nile for their hostility toward the state
printing Office. the organizations OF
wsge-earners claim to voice the senti.
ment OF orgsDizsi labor on the issue
that has been ma! 10 by the eX' culive
and in which he is backed up b. the
newspapers. The three bodies named
met Monday night and adopted reso-
lullons in which they give expression
10 their indignation.
Fred HOLMAN, n cook, was shot and
slightly wounded Monday night Ia
San Francisco by William J. Siuolc,
bis btother-ln-lNw, Several m0Hth-
ago Sinols's house was entered Rud
nbOut $500 worth OF sweiry aud lclOlh.
inB thheu' ~ WIS IeAIutu recently
that Kpllman had sold part Of thu
stolen property and bis brother.in.law
concluding he was the thief, deter.
miled 10 have him ARRESTED. Thej
met on the street, aud HOLMAN
denied the charge ana threatened to
shoot SInole. Tue latter quickly drew
his revolver ana fred 81 his bgothei-
iu.law, the bullet entering his hip.
A Union Pacific height train was
ditcheu by broken rail- at Sherman,
Wye, on ruestay. Eo ono was IL.
jured, but trains were delayed hreo