Show EVENTS IN Tllli WEST A Record of Occurrences In Neighboring Stales and Territories CATTLE SHIPMENTS FROM CALIFORNIA I I nod Cro 80lel hlID lib ConblllIoo 01 Troupe ftl the lrfldloUIIIlltou Torreys Hough Illders will commence com-mence to arrive at Cheyenne HonJa from Nevada Idaho Utah and Wyoming < Wy-oming Points Equipments are bOW cn route from tho l ust and nu delay will bo occasioned on this score The general plttce of the Santa IV railroad In loa Angeles Cal gave out Information Thursday that nil arrangements arrange-ments hail been completed for putting on a line of steamers from Ban Diego to Yokohama tit connection ulth the Rants Fo railroad The llrst teams will leave San Diego not later than October 1st At Boise Idaho Thursday company D from Geneseo wan mustered Into service Edward Smith was made captain while Wells n Gage ant James 1C Dell were commsloned first and second lieutenants iespptuely It Is I expected tint Colonel J W Jones editor nf the Hlnckfoit News and Col F Danford of Lcnlston will bo made majors At n meeting of the Roaring Fork and Battle River Live Block association associa-tion Denier Col resolutions were adopted declaring their purpose to prevent pre-vent with force It need be the Importation Impor-tation of cattle train drouKhtstrlcken regions of California Into western Colorado Col-orado OJ the range are already overstocked stocked It Is I said that 6000 head of cattle are nOW on the way there from California A Mexican paper says that Messrs W A Towers and D II Smart ot Kansas City arc on their way to Chi hunhua Mexico to superintend the shipment of 12000 head of cattle which they have recently purchased In the vicinity of Chihuahua and Sonora Th cattle will be shipped to Lamar Colo where the firm have a large ranch for feedlrit The cost of moving this stock freight fed charges and cut torn duties Is I estimated at about S50 000 Oreat success In I attending the efforts or the CaUlornlll ned Clean society In Its vndeavoiH to raise sufllelent funds to cure for the needs of the California volunteers who are to be sent to the Philippines At the Inception of the moveyient It was Intended to accumu late I10000 before taking any steps toward to-ward sending nurses to the front Providing pro-viding medicines or doing anything In the line of the societys charitable work Already 17000 of this amount ham been calmed and the whole amount probably be subscribed before Saturday Sat-urday night Thousands of cattle In danger ot starvation It they remain In the center of California are dally bring Inspected by United Stutea quarantine Officers at Reno for transportation East 11 Is I estimated that there are bowen 75 000 and 100000 head of cattle In need if pasturage A large portion of them hoC been provided for In the northern counties or In the tulc lands From 21 000 to 30 000 head will however have to be shipped to Utah Wyoming Montana Mon-tana Colorado and Nebraska the state of Nevada having closed Us door to the California herds About 1000 head a diy can be examined at Iteno for splenetic fever and the process has been In operation for ten days and will probably be I continued for at least a fortnight longer lone for oncentrntlnc 15000 troops on the Prc lllo reservation San Fran co have bn formed by the war department Poe volunteers now there aro rapidly being supplied win clothing cloth-Ing and camp equipments Captnln George rtuhlen U B A who was recently re-cently on duty with tho Alaskan icluf expedition lean been appointed chief quartermaster of the department or California with headquarters fit San Francisco Major Robert II White surgeon U Ii A elation ul the Ire Idtoho been olpoll1ted chief tors eon 01 he proposed expedition to tiro Phil Ipphrea Oov Lord of Oregon resents the statement from Washington that certain cer-tain Welern elates Orison among them have been Inoblllztng their troops preparatory to mustering them Into the regular service Thc governor repel such a statement Is I wholly erroneous er-roneous as to Oregon The Mol 1 In this state hoe boon caused uy Ihe slow I moro ments 01 the United Slates laty mment Three days alter the order for mobil izttlenof the Oregon national guard was received there wo encamped en-camped at Portland n body of troop more than sulllilent In number to fill the regiment for Oregon but the United mates surgeon designated to examine the men lid not report for six days The United Stales mustering olll car then waited several ila > s longer for blanks from Washington The Evening Rolle tin ot San FranCisco Fran-Cisco any Almost without the knowledge or people around and about San Fronclco for two weeks pool the harbor and Its approaches have been sot with torpedoes and mines The work Is not entirely completed but linearly Olp rl r = nearly so For fourteen days the get ernmonl InglDt Unadlht has been placing the submarine destroyers Over 300 torpedoes are old 10 have ten placed In position The UnaAllla did the work mostly at night Her lights wore dimmed and every precaution taken to prevent spies from locating the defenses Last night the work so far as the Unadllla Is I concerned was finished The harbor 1s now not only defended by heavy batteries but by complete fields of torpedoes the locations loca-tions of which are kept secret |