Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25
Social Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
- oCATELLO. Idaho Nov 23..-ThC
- coroner's jury in the case Of
Louis Lousarro the Mexican
shot Tuesday night by officer
Dave Quigey, yesterday returned the
verdict that the deceased came TO his
death from gunshot wound from Il
gun in the hands Of Tailor and Deputy
Sheriff Quigey while resisting arrest,
after committing felony IN forcibly
resisting an officer, and attempting 10
rescue a prisoner from said officer and
we find that the homicide was justin-
able" The jury consisted Of II. s.
Woodland. r, y. Smith, VIM. Kelly A.
j. Pierce, Richard Douglas and WIN A..
Hyde.
It developed that the dead man had
the uneuyiable reputation OF being "a
bad man. having figured conspicuous
~ in several ARRAYS where knives ard
guns had played prominent part.
II also appears that Officer Quigley
had called upon James Crum for assist
ancc. but when the MeXicms gun APP
peared, the said Crum was not Both
Crum and Quigley testified that they
could plainly hear the clicking Of the
trigger OF the gun, as the Mexican
made frantic efforts to shoot bat an
examination Of the weapon developed
the fact that the gun was defective IN
that the hammer would not go entirely
down to the cap, and to this fact both
Crum and Quigley are indebted for the
leugthenng out of their days In con-
Cd AZ
crowd Of the .Mexicans came into
town from Corey Brothers camp, whore
they were employed as graders, and i'm
mediately set out TO look for trouble
a young man. claiming Butte as his
habitat, happened 10 bump into one OF
the drunken crew. as they were cross-
ing the tracks near the depot, aud inl-
mediately the whole crowd pounced
upon him Knives were used freely,
and had Il not been for the thickness
of the clothing worn by the young man,
It would mo doubt have resulted fatally
for him; as II was. h. finally escaped
with several slight flesh wounds.
BIAS OF SENATOR DUBOIS.
That Senator Dubois has as much
love for things Mormon" as a bull has
for a red flag, Is already well known
u
States could so far forget himself as to
refuse to exercise the functions OF his
high Office for the Improvement of
portion OF his own state, and for the
betterment OF It's people, because Of the
possibility of some OF the Mormon"
people being the benehcinries OF his
labors, is really hard TO believe, aud
yet the attitude of the gentleman when
approached by some Of the representa-
tive men OF Pocatello, In his room az
the Bannock hotel here, just before his
lecture in the Baptist church Saturday
evening, 10 solicit his assistance IN the
effort being made TO induce the gov
eminent to make use Of the Backfoot
reservoir site in bringing the water
upon the land surrounding Pocatello,
and extending as far north az Blackfoot
certainly bears out the belief. and
shows the petty smallness OF the man.
He Informed the gentlemen that the
most that ne could do would be to rec
ommend that the government release
the Blackfoot reservoir site whenever
there was organized o company here
which would Itself utilize Il. and bring
IN the water without government aid
for the lands on the ilve-mle limit.
When questioned regarding the bill
now In Congress requiring the Indians
to take allotments and open the bal
ance OF the reservation 10 settlement
he replied that 1t would do this section
no good II hat were done, as there were
enough Indians to take all the land. lie
stated that he preferred TO move the
Lemhi Indians here, and open the Lem
hi reservation. which. he said, mean
ingly would he settled by white" peo-
pie. intlmatlng thereby that IL the
Ross Fork reserve were thrown open
the land would be settled largely by