Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-05
Mrs parmley and Daughters Cap
lure the Troops, Horse Foot
And Baggage.
oEMOLLI IS FREE ONCE MORE.
hsticc Burrows Of Scofeld Reyerses
Judgment a, Instigation of
The Jury.
Special correspondence.

Special correspondence
Clear Creek, Dec. 3.--Every time
Mrs Parmley ana her daughter are
mentioned every member of Company
II at Winter Quarters feels moved up
On 10 salute. Mrs. Parmley, be IL un-
derstood, is the wife of the mine sup
erIntendent Yesterday she and her
daughters surprised the camp by bear
ing down upon It armed with Is mince
and apple pies, just like mother used
TO make The treat was greatly appre-
ciated by the recipients as nothing In
line has been provided by the COM
missary,
There is very little sickness In this
camp with the exception of Private
McGillwary, who is suffering from a
heavy cold and chills, but nothing seri-
Gus, all are enjoying good health,
Al Clear Creek Yesterday there were
sQl miners at work. The product OF
these mines yesterday was 1854 tons,
the normal output being In the neigh
bOrhood of l,S0O tons.
Today at noon the time Of notice to
quit the company's property expires
for the single men. those who have
families and have rented houses from
the company have until the end Of
the month.
Everything Is quiet IN Clear Creek
and no trouble Is looked for whatever.
Maj Haywood Is In command of the
detachment of the guard at this place,
and gave his command, consisting of
Companies A of Nephi and ID OF Salt
Lake, battalion drill yesterday.
Maj S, A. King, judge advocate.
VINO nus been in the southern part of
The state, out of telegraphic commune
Gallon, got word Tuesday and reported
al scoheld yesterday for duty,
Ten Caonon and staff went To sun
iyslde yesterday and will stop over at
Iasue Gate on their return where, in all
uMHh0od detachment of the guard
~lll be posted and in all probability
heddquarters VIII be established.
Al scoileld things are very quiet, the
guard boys are settling down 10 the
amp routine. consisting mainly of
suara duty, Demoilll, who was recent
y released from custody on bail was
usaln arrested by Sheriff Wilcox upon
warrant issued from Justice John
Vns court of Clear Creek, he was
brought to Clear Greek last evening
tnl gwen "a preliminary hearing before
suVce johnson, Attorney Elder APP
Eafed for Demolli, and County Attor-
ley frye for the county. Attorney Ed
w. applied for a change of venue TO
,,sS'te burrows court ut Scofield.
NRch was granted and Demolli was
today
,. aL Price the representative of the
n"neIs union is doing all in his power
NEED The miners out hut II Is thought
, I1l ms cause is Weakening consider
SwTS lhls IN view Of the fact that at
,"nleI Quarters yesterday there were
sg.eriI applications for work and the
SuWul OF the mines was Sl5 tons. same
~ ,o 1'y before, the normal output being
,.rT3 IONS Bishop ParmIey. superin-
uuenl OF the mines, considers the stu
mn greatly improved on account of
ss eAIa Efforts Of the strikers yester-
'G y. 70 close down Winter Quarters
p,iatele was one quarrel yesterday at
sm.er quarters between striker and
,ousspvlty sheriff, but they were separ-
done SV''ous uaiiaBe was