Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
John M. Haines Elected Mayor
And Entire Ticket Sweeps
The Board.
HAYWOOD TRIAL ON MAY 9.
Commercial Club Receives Copmuni.
cation From FISHER Harris Relative
To Business Mems Excursion.
speoiar Correspondence.


N election in this city on Tuesday
~ last resulted in n complete Vic
1ury for the Republican party. eIectlng
John NJ. Haines mayor by a plurality
vote of S02. Every candidate on the
ticket WAS elected ny q good majority.
There were three tickets In the field:
Tho Repub lican. which was supported
by the Democrats, the Citizens and the
Union ticket. These were headed re-
T.. w. Grubb., The total votes cast for
rnayor We're, Halnes 20a6; Kurr. l,2a4,
Grub, 1.olO. The Socialists made a
very feeble attempt toward cleo ting
Edward Blanchard mayor by casting
IS votes for him. The new adminlstra-
lion goes into office Immediately. This
means two years more OF Republican
government for Boise.
TRIAL OPENS MAY ..
The trial OF the officials of the Fed
Grafton OF Miners, Charles II, Meyer,
William d. Haywood and George A.
Pettibone. charged With the murder OF
EX-GOVERNOR Frank Steunenberg of this
state, will begin on the Sth OF May
next. This date was fixed on Monday
by Judge Wood. sitting In this county
ia whose court the hearing of the case
charged against these men has been
referred from Canyon county William
D, Haywood Will be the first to be
called After his case Is disposed OF the
other two Will follow In succession
This was agreed to by the attorneys on
both sides, who VIII be ready 90 begin
the trial on the date set May 0.
A mum Der OF other important criminal
cases are scheduled for the April term
of court. The trial OF William c. Sim
snons. charged with the killing OF Aug
ust stanke Hast November, is now ON.
SALT Lake. INVASION.
The secretary of the Boise CONNER.
rjal club Mr. Reilly Atkinson is N, ra.
ceIpt OF a letter from Fisher HARRIS M
Salt Lake City. respecting the business
mems excursion from that city to Ida
no towns next month.
Mr.. Harris says in part
at is the Intention of this club To
run a business mems escursion To- ;he
principal cities OF Idaho for the pulr-
pose OF getting better acquainted Win
our friends and customers there. and
lnSiuenialls to look over the beautiful
justly famous.
we would like to make arrange.
ments for public receptions at the vnri.
Gus towns visited SO that We may shake
ten 10 your orators. We viii have
some -spcli-binders' along ourselves.
but, best of all, Held's big military band
will be with u.s. We do not want these
receptions 10 cost your people any
thing, as We have no Intention OF inn
posing on Your nntaifing courtesy: but
we are anxious TO make the excursion
one OF pleasure 10 those who are visited.
as we know 1t win be TO the visitors.
IN all probabilities. Gov. Cutler and
President Haloran VIE be along. but,
anyway, our party will be made up of
our most influential citizens
~ speaking of the contemplated visit
to Boise Of the Salt Lake business men
We viii show the Salt Lakers that
Boiss is as good a place as any and
Mhoie lot better than the most of theA
Ihere Is now considerable Salt Lake
money IN Boise. and i win miss my
guess u there VIII not be further in
sestments Of Salt Lake money before
,ne business men leave Boise. 1t Will
pe no trick to show them that this Is
tle place TO leave their money il they
N"nt u 20 earn them something"
NEW APPOINTMENTS
i-N Nf--NI p
appointn1ents on "a" sn s'9 S,[r. q llst OF new
some creating officers for new boards
mace ny me last session of the leglsla-
'"ry'
For the new state board OF osteu
patty the following appointments were
llaus' ~ II. D. Morris OF Boise Or.
T. ~ ttpuseman OF Nampa and DR..
J. Z. Edwards OF Wallace The APP
lhtments are for two years.
Or. George b. Hyde of Rexburg ana
", w. ID. Springer of Boise were
nahleu on the state board OF health.
inese two with the attorney general
hll me state engineer win elect
secretary Who must be practising
pnsSieiah' and these five viii consti-
Inle the fill board of health This
BOARD Is also newly created.
W. Van Irons OF Hagerman was APP
pointed as water commissioner Tor the
SECOND district his appointment To
run for four years from April g.
on the state sanitary board the fol-
lowing five appointments We're made
w, IT. Pogue OF Lucille, Idaho county
+. W. Gooding of ShOshone. Lincoln
county: w. H. Phlbrlck OF American
Falls Bingham county. Il W veI
Bter on Rexbure Fremont commit, ana
William n. Allison or Gnm5,5Sn'
Washington county. These In hold
theIf Offices Cor two wears frnr, G,o
Ist OF AprIl
GRAND JURY AT WORK
,rha Grand d..
Hnd qriety on No new Inducements
ten ays v I'm, fT n,, oII 'eEins lne iasl