Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
NEWS OF WEEK
FROM PQCATElLO
Quarterly Conference OF tho
Stake Largely Attended bv
Local Saints.
POLITICS AGAIN slMMERING.
Two Tickets I'm the Municipal Field
Evangclists Hire l.. ID. S. Amuse-
ment Hall for Lectures,
Special Correspond ence.

Special Correspond ence.
y ocATELLo, March ss-r,o
quarterly conference OF the poca-
tello stake convened here Satur-
day and Sunday last there was quite
q large turnout of the people.
Apostle John Harry Smith and En-
der Charles Fl, Hart OF the presiding
seventy's quorum We're present from
Salt Lake, the former was mot I'm the
best Of health and returned home sun.
day afternoon on a belated train. he
addressed the people twice, however.
on Sunday and likewise ON SATURDAY.
"A Sunday school union convention
was held Saturday evening,
HIS FIRST MURDER CASE.
fudge DIETRICH win sit in the ca
racity as federal Judge in Pocatelio
on April neyt, when Luther Bear
skin Will be tried nm the charge Of
murder The federal court has not
had murder case in many Years
none az all during the term OF ok.
Judge Beatty.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Thursday night the Republican cIe-
convention at the court house nom.
mated the following ticket: For
mayor, Andrew Il. Stephenson: for
city clerk, William 1solschied ror 20.
lice judge, Thomas r. Carey; for city
treasurer Mrs. Margaret A. Stone.
for city on gfnrer w A. Samns; for
councimen, FIRST ward, p. $. Burke
and George Williams; Second ward.
John Fusz and j. u, Williams: Third
ward Joseph c. Hanks and John w.
Mullen: Fourth ward. George w.
Smith and Dan Sheldon. The Rapub-
Leans have opened up their mead
In t,I
block on west Center street Later
w $. CLANCY was elected chairman
OF the Republican city central COM
mIttee.
DEMOCRATIC, NOMINEES.
The Democratic city convention was
held Friday might at the same place
and the Following ticket was n0mnaI-
ed: For mayor, Alfred r. Jones' for
city clerk. Harold Rubelman; for po-
lice judge, j. M. Masoul umer; for city
treasurer. Miss Pearl Sanders for city
engineer G. II. Trout: for councilmen.
First ward Charles Il. Brooks and f.
u. Hansen Second ward. William
Lloyd and j. ii. Townsend Third
ward A. II. Frye and DR. Charles n.
Rocker; Fourth ward. Fred Weide.
man and John Freeman
EyANGELlSTS GET l.. ID, S. HALL.
Evangelists w, A. Away and H. W.
oliver have engaged the L. d. S.
amusement hall this week for lecture
purposes or bible Institute These
lectures are Illustrated by charts and
diagrams, among the subjects dis
cussed We're: THE Bible Is the Word
OF God to Man. THE History 10
Prophecy" THE Coming King,"
Court Week In Heaven
SToRK WAITED 20 YEARS.
Mrs. Harry Il. kinport presented her
husband With 81 fine daughter Friday
morning about o'clock, This Is the
irs' child TO arrive in the family after
4 married life of about 20 years Ma
klnport Is one of the early pioneers OF
This city. Appropos to this, klnporrs
peak the highest peak near the city.
though popularity attributed to Harry,
was actually and formally named Kin.
port Peak on Sunday, June 20. 1Sss,
by party OF Pocatello residents, which
Included Gideon X, Kfnport, brother
OF Harry Gid" kinport. with Frank
Glbbon, both Grand Army men, ac,
companIed by George w. smith lie
present councilman OF the Eourth
ward
UNION STEPPED IN.
Among the political events OF The
week was the sratuitous appeaTa nce
and distribution of the pOcatelto Daily
Ga zette. "a hours ahead OF everything
else sailing under the union label
and prined at Idaho Falls 1t Is pub
lished b. the Citizens party OF this
city, and is edited by w. j. McCuils.
Who recently severed his connection
with the PocatelIo Advance. The Po-
Catello Typographical union called a
halt la the case, especially as she Po-
catello union label appeared OH thous
ands OF she tickets used by the NOM
ineas OF the -'Citlsens' party without
the knowledge and approval OF iho
union Mr.. McCullsy, who WAS In ar
rears some SA5 In his dues. was sum
nloned to appear aud answer charges
by what right no used the PoCatello
label. and also the label OF idaho
Falls, which latter union does not now
exist. lie pleaded glilty, and WAS as
sessod iine- including dnes and all ~
$50, which he paid. He was assisted IN
his defense by a committee OF the aoqre
named party.