Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19
Newly Elected Officers Assume
The Reins OF Government
This Week.
PoCATELLo'S LATEST MURDER
CRY authorities Offcr Reward OF
500 for Apprehension of Frank
MorclIl, an Italian.
special Correspondence.


The county commissioners are, Will
liam j. Harvey. Daniel j. Law and
George I. Hyde, all Republicans. The
retiring commissioners are Alfred
Moves and j. w. Larkin. Mr. Hyde
was reelected, and is also again chair
man.
County Clerk and Recorder--Ed
Gallet, re-elected deputy county clerk
William A. Hyde. who succeeds De
Los Campbell, an efficient deputy for
eight years Mr. Gallet has applied
for an additional assistant deputy
clerk, which is being considered by the
commissioners
County Assessor and Collector--Lu-
Glen b. Case, no deputy yet selected.
County Treasurer~-Miss Julia Sulli-
van Of Grace, succeeds Charles H. Bas-
sctt, The bond on the treasurers Of
flee WIS raised from $4,000 to $751;
900.
County Superintendent Of Schools
Miss Grace Loughran, succeeds Mrs.
Anna Harmer.
Sheriff-David Quigley who sue
ceeds w. j. Harvey.
County Coroner-Dr. W. F. Howard.
County Attorney--George E. Gray,
reelected.
County Surveyor--oscar Sonncn-
Probate Judge-rhomas A. Johns
ton, reelected.
ANOTHER MURDER CASE.
Frank Janotto, who was shot by
Frank Morelli. another Italian. last
Wednesday morning about ! o'clock.
died Thursday night from the effects
Of the same. The remains were in
tered Monday afternoon at o'clock.
many Of his countrymen turning out
in carriages.
Frank Marelli, his slayer. has not
Yet been captured, the city has Of
fered $50 reward for his capture, and
County Atty. Gray has made request
for an additional reward OF another
$50 10 stimulate efforts to capture him.
He lis supposed to be still in the city,
probably among friends. as he escaped
In his night clothes. carrying a few
belongings In his hands. Further de-
tails relating to the shooting chow
that the dead man and some compan-
ions were playing cards at the New
York Lodginghouse. and making con-
siderable racket. to which Morelli.
sleeping in another room, objected,
but as usual in such cases he was only
laughed at for protesting. He then
opened fire with deadly. effect. An
autopsy was held over the body Sum
day afternoon at the mortuary par
lors of Mannassa Brothers, which
showed that one shot had pierced a
lung, another pellet had puctured the
jugular vein causing congestion of
blood in the heart. which caused
death. Rev. Cyril Van der Doncht
conducted the funeral services Sum
day morning in the Catholic church.
RECORD TROUT.
All the large Ash have not yet been
caught. but the Bea1 Hardware store
has just made the award for the larg-
est trout caught In 1906. AL Human
and Ira Wood tied for the record. each
catching a trout that weighed six
pounds and IL ounces. Both fish were
caught last month. Since the new year.
Louis Lehrbess, the popular passenger
conductor, set the pace by landing an
eight-pound beauty. which 1t is con-
sidered very difficult TO beat.
CHANGES IN THE YARDS,
The old roundhouse, one of Pocatellos
landmarks, and also the old coal bin
near by II, have been razed, TO give
more yard room. The old car shop -
temporarily taken It's place as a repac,
shop OF the steel coal cars, the round
house truck men are squeezing them
selves In among the machinists in the
new roundhouse and everybody is busy
rushing the empties to the coal mines
The promised new GAR shop, still on the
blueprint, is very much wanted TO re-
lieve the present congestion among the
employees.
STORE GOES UNDER.
The Paris Millinery store. operated by
Mrs. George Carbridge. was sold at
sherifr's sale Monday, Fl. A. Jacobs, the
merchant, purchaAed the stock at
4 50 tAs. ftA..
of the goods were sold on the spot. Sew
eral bargains were picked up by those
ladies fortunate enough TO be present.
Y. NJ. C. A. CONVENTION.
The first quarterly convention of the
Y. NJ. c. A. since Its adoption OF the
improved bylaws, was held last Thurs
day night at the association rooms,
followed by banquet. Three new d.
were elected, namely: j. p. Congdon.
C. w. Pomeroy and George Stone. Vice
President f. 5. Dietrich presided.
The following report was rendered:
Religious Work" by City Atty. W. ii.
Witty; "Educational Work." by Prof.
w. r.. slders; Boys Work" by C. w.
Pomeroy, and Membership" by G. p.
Daniels. Vice President Dietrich re-
ported on the building movement. Secy.
r. II. Pargellls read a full annual re-
port Treasurer w, II. Siders submit
ted his report, showing deficit on Jan.
/, 1907. OF siil.75. Receipts for the year
were 81, 926.95, and expenditures OF si.-
1870.
Frank Holzheimer, the attorney, has
sold his pretty new seyen-room resi-
denoe on North Arthur avenue TO Will
liam N. McCarty, Tor the consideration
OF $4,000. Mr.. MeCarty will move IN on
the first OF the month,
Local members OF the bar surprised
Judge G. NJ White. the retiring JUS
tice-of the peace, Monday night. by Wis.,
itng him IN body and presenting
him q gold headed cane. inscribed
From the Bar" Judge White. who is
nearly so years old, was succeeded by
Justice Felix Van Ruth. Judge White
has been active IN the courts of Poca-
tello for over lb years.
William NJ Mitchell. a we'll known
Oregon Short Line passenger conductor
who died last Tuesday IN Portland. Ore
gon, whittier he had gone for his
health, was buried today here. under
the auspices Of the Order OF Railway
OF which he was a member.
Mrs. Mitchell, who was with him at
his death, accompanied the remains
from Portland
David s. Mclaughlin, an old resident