Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-17
uTI7S IN THE WEST.
.,,.f1r WILL MEET BOB FITzs'MmOSs


,,.d prlyall, tried ut Cheyeh'ie,'
Ea""f Tor robbing the p9s.oii,,t, w. ac.
Nye'p nssall has been heiu " , of
For ~ Inc grand jury III poh''
500. ,ror of Lara
Weun,y Wyo., attached car ~
ml ME svu to the c. d. Huvens ccil'f ~,
longlns because of refusal q. IL
for my TO pay on It's property "
Wyoming ,,,t.or Apder-
Al pois 1,,nmenced suit against sec
son nas state Lewis to collect So,o'
rotary m claims was collected by inc
wh len from the Sentinel eonIpums
see',srnnscribing the laws ana ths NOUS s,,
~, ssrnte journals, ana VINO" mas '''
anu anu Maid into the treasury.
,,.,o,,op is now proposed In the
Aipns Inc Grand Junction, Coio'.
SUI sun company against the councii oi
Wa,e. the former agreeing 10 SCI,
tha, Mani TO the city at the Vaine hNeu
~ t,he arbitrutors; also 10 nave ~
vv,.s,ad the claims made ny thy I'm
w onnv for hydrant rental COVERING u
perod of years
a, mite Mont. Tuesday night Mrs;
rH,s,a Daptlste was Acquire VI
hni'' murder of her husband, james
W. The ground OF acquittai was
insanlty. Baptiste, telegraph opn.u
,or lefi her and married rrahk,e Del,
20, Mart nail singer. claiming ne was
.op isufully welded to Emma. she
~. ~ The poolroom where he worked
and shot MN
r,o committee appointed by the
Numerical and industrial bodies of
San Francisco TO consider tne ieasipl
Nv Of California exh'blt AZ the irnhs-
n,i,,sisslnpl Exposition In Omaha nave
sslsidad IN report 60 their respective
usnni,otio,is that In view of the lack
o,,r,srest manifested and the absence
., anv assurance that free space could
=, VI ah,alned at omaha. the project was
not practicable at this time
d,epatch from San Francisco says
~, lanes J. Corbctt has accepted
NJ offer Of Joe Harvey and his assoc
,i,,ss 10 meet Robert F'itzsimmons In
snish fleht for a purse of 100000 about
Iniv next In Nevada or some place
sSs, ~ the Missouri river. Joe Harvey
sss received telegram to that erec'
rum W. A. Brady, Corbetts manager
An answer is expected from Fitzsim'
mons today CThursday).
In the Provincial legislature, Victoria
B,C., Wednesday,, II. c. Pooley. presi'
aAnt Of the council resented state
mrnt Of Mr. Cotton. the member FOL
vancouver, that he Pdoley) and Pre-
mIer Turner were decoy ducks for
Rhtlsh Rlondike company. and cha1
lshged Cotton TO repeat the statemen
outside the house. and. waiting at tn
door. Cotton declined to follow.
Word has been received at Cheyenne
Wyo by n. X. Boswell of Laramie
that c. +. wray. a well known pros
hector Of that state. died on Thursda,
last at oakland, Cal, after an Hines
Of but a few days. Mr.. Wray wa
one Of the most active of the pros
pectors who made the early discoverie
in the Grand Eencampment district
He bad arranged to go to the klon
dixie region with a party Of Csliforni
ans and was preparing for the tril
when taken sick.
CHRIS Johnson, OF Casper. Wye
rsa,hd Buffalo Monday on his return
TIP from Alaska. He started for tn
sold feds last July with 5000. II
g0t fifty miles beyond juneau whel
h's money gave out and he had to re
turn A friend paid his way I
Seattle and he beat his way on tn
railroad and walked most of the dist
ante frUm that place to Sheridan. II
says the newspapers have reported re
turned Klondlkers az being worth lare
sums, when he knew they hadn'
enough TO buy meal.
The Pacific Northwest Cattlemen'
convention spent the forenoon Wednes
day In discussions on various topic.
Dr. James Withycombe of Portland
gave some points az to the treatmen
OF cattle diseases, and this was fol
lowed by n discussion AS to disease
Of sheep and hogs. w. J.. Anderson {
the Union stoCk-yards and statistical
OF Chicago spoke on the subject {
range cattle. Much interest attaohe
TO the organization today Thursday
committee has drafted set of by
laws to be presented. II viii he rec
commended that the convention Great
an executive board Of nine member
two from each state, oregon, WASH
lnston, Montana and Idaho, and one {
large. From that board the officers wi
De selected. Walla Walla Is favore
as the place for holding the next COZ
ventlon, and the president IL likely
give II to that city. The committe
VIII submit resolutions opposing the e,
emptlon OF California hides from dut,
also that the secretary OF agriculture i
requested tu furnish as soon as poss
OIL ior trial on semi-arid Pacific Nortl
west ranges such grass seed from Ru,
sla and other foreign countries as
believed will flourish on these range