Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-25


Flint Of ogden, Utah.
Deputy Sheriff Calverly of Evanston,
Wyo., shot and killed Albert Peters.
alias Jack Frost, Thursday. while the
latter was ate mptlng to effect jail
delivery. Peters wus bad man and
was implicated in the Snyder and
Painter hold-ups last month.
Il. Edwin, passenger arriving at
San Diego, on the steamer CaSos
pacheco, from Ensenada. Cal, Tuesday.
brought the news that Il report was
received by the authorities In Ensen-
ada Saturday morning,announclng the
murder OF Marvin Gaskill, son OF l.. H.
Gaskill of Campo, that county. by In
dams on the desert near Algodones a
few days ago.
The Idaho commission of the Omaha
| exposition was In session at Boise
| Thursday evning. The rates offered by
| the railroad company on exhibits are
| not what was expected. The commits
| sion feel that the exhibits should be
| transported free, and II is intimated
| that II the concession is not made. the
project of getting up an exhibit will be
| abandoned.
A dispatch from Tacoma, Wash. says
that floods and avalanches hive partly
destroyed the town OF Monte Cristo,
situated in the heart Of the Cascade
mountains. The railroad connecting
| the place with Everett has been
washed out and the lack of railroad
connec,ions mas caused me concentIa-
Tor ana the part OF the monte Crlsto
mines which john ID. Rockefeiler owns
to SHUT down.
The steamer Pioneer with the bar,t
| Colorado returned In y,orr Townsend
Wash, at midnight Thursday from
| Skaguay. The Pioneer officers report
Doth rama ana skaguay as nVeiy put
| law -hpiuihe' SON the Chiihoo. anu
Wnlte passes are reported IN so9o con-
ultion on the way uo , ,ne fioneer
| passed twenty-four different vessels
en- route 10 AIaska,aii crowded with pas-
| sehsers anu ireignt'
A vounr man about % vears old
whose identity has not been definitely
| determined. committed suicide Thurs
dav Mt Seattle washington. by shooting
himself through the head twice. on
| him was found n small piece OF paper
informing the coroner that his name
was Il, u Ferguson OF IN. Z. me let
ters Il. Z. are taken 10 mean Kansas
Ivy, i" INC man pochet Wus 'iso
lounu u KEY ring taS bearing nne IN
scriptioh IT, ~ Fly LEMON rex
r. w. Bradley & Co. of Cheyenne.
wyo.. have received an order to COM
| mence shipments of ONYX from the
onyx field near Badger. on the Chey-
enne 4 Northern railroad. To Peoria.
Ill. They will receive from 81 TO "a a
cubic foot for the material on board
cars at Badger station, this being
equivalent to from SIS to $50 ton.
The ONYX is found in Fish CANYON.
about thirteen miles from the railroad.
Shipments win be commenced Monday
next.
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Prest. Sanford Il. Dole, of Hawaii
| now at San Francisco has received
copy of the message submitted by
Acting President Cooper to the legis-
lature which met at Honolulu Feb. 16.
on the subject OF annexation the mes
sage says: owing to the Intimate re-
lations existing between the repuniic
and the United States OF America
great care should be exercised that no
action should be taken which should
| Interfere with the scope OF the annexa-
| ton treaty, nor In any way Jeopardize
the present satisfactory relations. nor
hinder the future presentation of the
treaty,should II fail at the present time
to receive the approval OF the Senate
OF the United states, where II is now
| pending
| Thursday afternoon citizens OF
| Glenwood Springs, Rifle, Debeque,
Newcastle and Grand Junction, Colo.
| held meeting in the latter town at
which time the erection of sugar fac
tory was discussed, a company formed
to be known as the Grand valley Beet
sugar company, ana the Following oiii-
GERS ana executive COMMITTED CHOSEN:
President, j. Fl. Fesier or Gienwood
Springs: secretary, Z. ~. mitchell OF
Grand Junction, ana the Following ad-
ditional members or the executive
board: George Had OF Rihe, George
| w. Armstrong or Depeque, Paul Blount
OF Newcastle W. ]. Pfanenberger OF
| Fruita, Orson Adams Jr., j. N. Hnrris,
c. a. Armstrong of Grand Junction, @.
H. barrow ana ii, j. Holmes or Glen
wood Springs.
At the Golden Jubilee mining fair
| at San Francisco Thursday, new
worlds record for ee-handed
| rock drilling was made by
John Kitto. John Dingle and Louis
Page. team of miners from Sonora.
| Tuolumne county. In fifteen minutes,