Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-23
Fine New Building Completed at
A Cost OF Over
$4,000.
BRAKEMAN UNDER ARREST.
Charles Durham Charged With Intent
To Kill Charles Scil--Improy-
ing Pocatcllo Schools.
snecial corresnondence.

~ cCATEl.LO, May 2l.--The new
- and handsome $4,000 Y. NJ c.
A. building was formally dedi-
Gated last sunday afternoon.
This meeting was arranged for men
only.
President w. II. Chase presided over
the exercises. Secy. Pergalls lead in
responsive reading,
j. p. Congdon. chairman Of the build
Ing committee. then turned over the
keys to President Chase. Next follow
ed the dedicatory prayer which was
read in concert by all present, ana
was led by President w, II. Chase.
After rendition by male quartet,
Hon James a. Brady delivered an elo-
quent address upon the aim, origin and
purpose of the Y. NJ. c. a,
From to 10 p. m. Monday. the
building was thrown open to the gem
eral inspection of the public.
The building consists of basement
and two stories. The basement con-
tains a swimming pool, spray and tub
baths. gymnasium and game rooms.
The library proper is on the first floor,
the main office being in the center and
having the secretary's office to the left.
The library occupies the south wing
and Il game room the north wing. The
upstairs is divided into 16 furnished
bedrooms and auXiliaries.
Negotiations are pending to secure a.
competent person to fill the chair Of
physical Instructor, swimming will be
taught. Evening school will be another
feature.
TNIpDnNINc THE G1,JInOI \
The Pocatello school trustees have
decided to install a new system of heat
ing the west side and east side school
buildings.
Charles Durham. passenger brake
man, was arrested Sunday night by
Deputy Sheriff McGarvey on the
charge of assault with intent to kill,
preferred by Charles Sell, eX-deputy
sheriff. The defendant appeared be-
fore Probate Judge Johnston for pre-
liminary trial last Monday; the case
was set for hearing next Saturday.
Durham was released on bond The
assault occurred early Sunday morn
ing. shortly after the arrival of pas
senger No. 8, in which Sell was a
passenger. The latter was overtaken
by the former on east Center street
near the Pacific hotel Sells claims
that the former came up behind him
and hit him with brick, causing him
to stagger His revolver dropped out
of his pocket. and was picked UP by
Durham, who began to empty its
contents at Sell. who then sought
safety by entering the Pocatello
house. From there he summoned
medical aid and had his head dress
ed.
Nothing is stated as to the cause of
the trouble.
j. b. Bistline met with serious
accident last Monday afternoon while
oiling some machinery at his brick
yard. His jumper caught in the cogs
and Immediately his left arm caught
and was seriously mangled. He pull
ed himself loose, but in doing So tore
the flesh from the bone. He was at
once taken to his residence.
The funeral of Mrs. w II. Kasiska
was held Saturday in the Catholic
church Her two daughters, Eva and
Mabel, arrived Thursday evening from
Baraboo Wis. where they We're at
tending college.
Father Van der Douckt was assist
ed by Father Bausman Of Tw i'm Falls
in the services. Burial was in the
Masonic cemetery,
Mrs. Kasiska died Tuesday of pneu-
monia, leaving a five-day-old son, her
husband and two daughters.
A union peace meeting will he
held next sunday evening at the
Methodist church. All denomina-
tons are invited to participate.
The May term of the Fifth judicial
district, convened Monday. Motions
and demurrers will be heard this
week. Jury trials will begin next
Monday. The calendar Is light this
term.
Frederick G. Rose. Annie Crawshaw.