Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11

quist undertaking establishment TO be
prepared for burial.
BecIsley is a Grand Army man a
member of the Mcclellan post, at Deta
Colo. and was 20 years of age. He
was en- route to Blackfoot and arriy-
cd here the day before Christmas
Intending To surprise two daughters
anu 81 son living at Bluckfoot but ne
disappeared here. The authorities
were notified, screen was placed in
the Portneuf river. "A general man
hunt was inaugurated last Sunday,
both here ana at Blacltfoot
ON Tuesday a Glow was furnished
by Tom Silver, a Bannock Indian, !
who reported 10 Agent Caldwell that |
an old man answering the description |
given, had passed his ranch the day |
before Christmas and had asked for |
matches. which were given him he |
was offered the hospitality of the In |
dian, but declined. Later the Indian |
found his discarded soldier overcoat, |
but the man had disappeared.
Agent Caldwell phoned the relatives |
AT Blackfoot and Norman G. Beck |
ley, son. and James Hunter, a SON |
in-law. took UP the search once moro
and found the man cold in death, lying
on his bnck in the enclosure In the
cedars used by the Indians for their
spring and summer dances.
HOSPITAL OFFICERS ELECTED.
The first annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Pocatello general
hospital, limited was held Tuesday
evening. The following officers were
elected: President j. c. Weeter:
vice president Mrs. q n Olmstead;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Fred G. Caldwell;
directors. George Derr Julius Rosen-
berg, James f. Kane and John Hoads
MlF. Maines was reelected superiu
a hEsgs~ tf4I
April 80. 1907.
SOLDIERS SURPRISE CITIZENS.
The citizens of Pocatclo we're treat
ed TO Il surprise Tuesday forenoon.
when without previous warming, two
troops OF United States cavalry (afooD
We're seen rushing through the city on
the double quick! Things were not
as bad as represented, however, as it
was soon learned that the troopers
We're only being given little exercise
while the train was waiting at the de-
pot. The troops were Ell route from
Columbus o., to Boise and Walla
Walia.
PETTIBoNE GOES THROUGH.
George A. Pettibone official of The
Western Federation OF Miners, releas-
ed last Saturday at Boise, from the
charge of completely in the killing of
ox-Gov Steunenberg. PASSED through
Pocatello Tuesday afternoon en- route
10 Denver big crowd assembled
ct the depot to meet him.
MOCK TRIAL,
Pat Sweeney. the day Waterman at
the Shops" was hailed before the
mock court, at the Y. NJ c. a. Mon
day evening on the charge of selling
siquor on Sunday EX-Police Judge
James NJ. Knowles was in The chair
The defense WAS represented by Atty.
Tom Hall the prosecution was repre-
scented by ex-bieuu.- Gov. Tom Ter
rell. The prisoner appeared I'm his
own behalf and pleaded not guilty.
the jury, however, took a different
view of the matter and adiudged him
guilty as charged. The jury consisted
OF Henry r. OKelley, H. M. Multi
gan, Allen Criswell, William r. DON
nelly and A. NJ Johnson. The penalty
imposed by Judge Knowles was the
cancellation of the (mock) license,
WEDDING BELLS.
Miss Bertha H. Soberg ana MI Il. III
Hummell both of this city We're mar
rled last week In Salt Lake city,
Crump. both OF Robin this county.
2 were given marriage license Last
Monday.
Warren +. Stoutnour. assistant oWh
engineer TO G II. Trout in the o. $.
L., construction department. and Miss
Ivy Pearl Leaker a stenographcr in
Frank Taylors Office IN the @. q. H..
supply department, We're married last
Thursday evening IN the CongToga-
iional church. The couple left on a
honeymoon trip 70 the coast
ELKs HAVE JOLLY TIME.
The b. Z. o. H., otherwise the jolly
lilks. gave a hard time party Tuesday
night AT the clubrpom, that was
social success. Bris Harry and Bob,
were the committee on arrangement. To