Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
Decided to Add an East VIM
Build Intirmary and Beau.
tify Campus.
BIDS ON CARNEGIE LIBRARY
Lowest Offered for PocasclIo strrc,.-
Was $1,000 Above Limit set.---nc
terInincd attempted suicid.
Special Correspondence.

n oCATELLO. April 4.-The ANNA,
election of the board OF trustees a,
the Academy of Idaho was bsra
last "Wednesday. The old officers was,
re-elccted. namely; James F. Kane
president; John Hart. secretar,-
Henry N. Coffin. treasurer; J. r. shen-
hard OF Paris. Bear Lake county -
Gently appointed by Gov Goodlnz n
the vacancy caused by the Retirement
of Mr. Gtucki as one OF the dlractors
was present. The members con,prfs.
ing the local executive committee ara.
James ~, Kane, Walter H. Cloars and
Leander NJ, Hopson. II was decidad
TO add the, east wing TO she main
building and to build an lnf1rmar v AM
also to beautify and Improve bS
academy campus. Bids for the new
buildings Will soon loo ready for pra-
scrtation.
BIDS WE'RE TOO HIGH.
At tho board meeting of the huid.
Ing committee oe the new Carneeie
library last Friday night the bids wets
considered but as all OF them were 10
high--thc lowest one offered heinz
$4,000 above the limit---alI bids were
rejected. The lowest bid submitted
Was FOX 13,SNo, and the limit Is SIC,
600 1T was decided to Issue II new
call for bids.
BALTIMORE CROOK CAUGHT.
Chief OF Police Charles S. Smith ar.
rested mining man named George
Mari last week upon description from
the police department of Baltimore
where he is wanted on a charge Of
false marriage preferred against him
by the parents OF one Helen Hall, aged
l6. Detective George w. Armstrong
of the Maryland city arrived here sat.
urday morning and positively identi.
fed the prisoner, On presenting extra.
ditton papers Armstrong was given
custody OF Mari and left for Balr.
more with his prisoner the same day.
The girl In question has already BE.
come n mother
DEATH OF GEORGE soCLE.
George soule. aged Al. a volunteer
of Company c. of PoeatelIo. Idaho
infantry. ON duty in the Philippines
during the Spanish American war.
died saturday morning from after
effects of the hardships OF military
life which had weakened his constitn.
tion. Broken in health he entered
the state soldiers home at Boise four
Years ago. but he WAS frequent
visitor to his parents and old friends
in Pocateifos and this trip proved to
he his last Funeral service was held
at the McNichall and Wright hall at
O'Clock Monday afternoon, under
thh auspices OF the Woodmen OF the
World
FOR WIFE DEsERTIoN.
Aaron Richardson of Smfthheld,
Utah, was arrested Monday by DEPUTY
Sheriff Burnett AfcGarvey upon ;ele-
graphic instructions from Sheriff
Smith OF Logan. The prisoner is want
ca to answer to the charge. OF wife
desertion. Richardson waived extraiI-
ton and returned with the officer last
Tuesday noon
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
An inmate OF the city Jail named
Van Loom who Is well known char
acfer about town, and a regular pat
ron or the city police court attempted
to take his own life Sunday morning
by cutting the arteries of his right
hand with tin spoon left from the
breakfast served the prisoners. AS
the spoon was not sharp enough to do
the work, he attempted to guaw the
arteries with his teeth, and his fellow
PRISONERS overpowered him and called
the Jailor. DR.. Howard was sum-
moned and dressed the wound, and
the prisoner will recover.
LIKE DECORATION" DAY.
Easter Sunday was warm and beau-
tiful- Many people Thought surely
Decoration day had arrived. inasmuch
as SO many new Easter bonnets were
displayed by the fair sex.
special service was held in all tn.
city churches AT the Congre gatioua
church, Rev. r.. e. whitbslIn was IS
pecially remembered by the congTs-
gallon, and was presented with
purse lust after the opening exercises.
u a. Weed acting as spokesman.
was prettily decorated with pOtted
towering plants, and Elder Arthur
Edgley delivered the Easter sermon.
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.
Drs. Wright and Adams operated on
Everett Cooper. of Burnley, at the Nc
MILAN .hospltaI, last Saturday for blood
poisoning The examination revealed
needle In the neshy part OF his les.
just below The knee, which was sue
ceshtully taken ouI. and he Is now CON
Nalescing, He cannot account for the
presence OF the needle.
SHORT LINE ATTORNEY.
Attorney General Farley l., William
has appointed Attorney D. Worth clar,i
OF ms city 10 succeed Judge H. ;
Dietrich as assistant attorney for the
Oregon Short Line with jurisdiction
extending over Idaho and Wyoming
Mr. CLARK was law partner to Mr.. Die
uich and Is "A native OF Indiana He
was leading attorney before the ba
al idaho Falls before coming here
NEW POLICE JUDGE
Thos: ii. Kane, Citizens candid,
lor ponce Judge was elected to sue
coed James ~. Knowles. the presef
incumbent for that office, by a plulali-
w 81 2sa over Thos II, Carey mud j.
NJ MasOnhelmer
CHOIR ORGANIZED.
a ward social was given last nigga
IN the l., d. S. church in honor OF AZ
firing Ward ChoristeT liyrum spill
man, Who for Years mas conducted ths
choir The affair WAS a grand sue
cess The choir WAS reoTganIzed WITH
Edwin Edgley as the new choTister
with Mr. Spillman three OF the oldest
ehclr members were ll0nOred- .Mr-
splllfnan was presented with large
full leather rocker John Priest WAS
presented With a fountain pen, hesr
DANES Maihilda IT, Smith and Mary y
Hopkins each received pair of ham
painted china cake plates An LnieE
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