Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21

,oo ,assenaers and with dust estimated
y, t1ro 600 In addition 10 drafts repre-.
''ptiug q large amount Those having
~, taracst amount nf gold were two
tfrenrh Canadian families named J..
tteuheaux and Coulleid. They car
lied two large leather grlps ililed win
dyst and nuggets and strong box
.,ntaininr fully 100 pounds 10 aggrc-
s.,,s5 about 100000 J W. McCroary. OF
k.t,ne had two sacks ct nuggets
Zach were valued at $1,000. Victor
pS,ix had about $4,000. %. %. Decker
n trader. nearly $4,000. N. II. Cooler
h,,,,aht out drafts nrgregating $4,000
"a a. schcli II said 70 have crafts
iii,,,,,,rtine 40 $4,000. ". g. Rlbiota. of
@,I,fSrnia, had $1,000 depositod In the
purscr's safe.
cto, Ellen. picturesque town
- s,voma. Cal. was the scene OF a
,Srrii,ie tr1gsdy which Occcurrpl Mon
a., ,ffrrno0n at $3.50 O'Clock. Charles
g.rsrt s5n q 4. 4. Cnnlut manager
~ tbs overland Freight Transfer CONF
many OF san FranCiscn, shot himself on
ne banks " sOnoma creek COMMIT
II, ssemiugly light.hulrtod mood,
In, A doyn to the creek with two
v,,,gr i,JIoa N Glen Ellen. the Misses
,-inr Tho three stood Joking on The
rr' ~ b1nk back ~ thu Marion cottage.
g,r1,f hook a pistol from his hin
ppckrt and began f0ol.ng with No. HIS
companions warned HIN g. l'1k ous
and be careful. lie immod 'airly turned
the pistol toward him. w nrd h'i'l.
Tho t-iria realized what had ucculr 4,
ihay hoard a pistol report ana saw
C1n,rt IAN over the creek bank dis
lance Of six feet
The prospects ~ a food shortage In
Tho tiondite next winter IL boiur scri-
,usiv discussed statistical expert
Samuel & Dunhnm OF the United states
iHbor drpnrtnout. who has iuHt roe
turned from Alaska. thinks that the
Government win have tD furnish
.ranspDrtntion out ~ Alaska 90 ludi-
rrnt pruapcctrfr. Mr. burhlm said;
ALTHOUGH Alnfta 10 very rich cUun-
try. I don't think there BE- gold for
everybody. The government may not
be- Obliged 60 send In provisions, but 10
h "A certainty that II will Doe required
Co., Furnish transportation The British
20, eminent " engaged iu H.uding
LIN stranded American now nc pnws
/ sun through 60 Fort yukon ANA circle
CITY. These points are on American
| territory. and the unfortunate Will
/ therefore De- cared fur by our govern
mrut. or, at least, think that they
will"
4 member OF The Rear relief oxpoli-
ton writes from Point Barrow under
| date ~ March ~. confirming the news
received from Captain Tuttlc that the
| Imprisoned whnlorH had boon reached
/ aud that they were better N than h1d
| been expected. Most ~ the vessels van
/ BE- saved. and thu men have not SUE
/ frr6d seriously. having auhslHt'd On
/ nrh ana Wild reindeer. There Wor1
/ 100 men uuurt0rU1 M Cane SmyihH -
/ ~ these in thc Old Kelly house, ana the
/ remainder divided up between charlie
| Growers ana thf Ola Refuge station,
now occupied hy Prof Mullhcnuy Th0y
were 90 want of food aud clothing.
| which were nc once supplied LlrutHn.
ant Jarvis. who Ted the land expedition
| which arrived az Point Harrow ahead
/ ~ the Rear. made nearly 5000 miles
| iu i02 days and hiH arrival put nu rni
/ o. the troubles ~ the ice.lnckrd men.
I Ito nfst boarded the iiclNrdcrp ana was
| greeted hy Captain Willard. who no
once Informed him ~ the condition II
! the nrrt The arrival ~ thu tame
| reindeer and Of the Bear party put
On end 60 the fears NJ the men, ana
there u no danger of further diHtrols,
Afier the troops going 90 Manila on
/ the RIO IaurlrH embark on that vcHfU
| ON Friday. there VIII remain at Cam
/ Merritt 2l1 officers and t.Hih enlisted
I men as follows. First hrirade-Third
I battalion ~ engineers. 10 officers and
/ so mrns d. iarhmrnt ~ neid hospital
/ one ofnc1r ana ipi mon. First battalion
/ Of California heavy artillery, ~ officers