The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-01-31

slblc TO the authorities for Pantone's 9
conduct, Dr. Gordon thought the
| young man ought TO be committed TO
the state mental hospital. but DR..
| Forbes believes he may recover and
1t was decided 10 postpone action in
the case for few days at least
New Complaints Against Them
District Attorney Harris, who will act
rs prosecuting attorney In the case
against Mcclure, Bramlett and Car
/ rett was interviewed regarding tho
matter and said: Owing to my ina
Dliity to gain permission TO amend the
complaints already issued. have de-
cided TO dismiss the whole case and
! secure new complaints which cover
the points | wish 10 include. There
Is probability that the new complaint
vii include an additional defendant,
who was apparently connected with
I've case but whose name | do not
think it best TO publish until the pap
ers are formally made out"
The matron OF the girls cottage at
the Industrial school stated yesterday
that the names of the girls
who escaped Friday night were
Grace Nelson. Pearl Mathews and
Mary Sandahl. Instead of getting
away through an unlocked door. the
girls pried a loose bar of the wash
room window In the basement and
crawled through They employed a
pancake.turner in opening the Win
dow and removing the bar
Grace Nelson is the girl who was ar
rested In Salt Lake a year or so ago,
having been discovered in an opium
joint.
Mendclssohn centenay-This week
will occur the Mendelssohn Cen
tenary, and many of the musical
societies of the worlo are
planning in various ways to commence
rate the event by special MendelsSohn
programs Sunday evening six Of
Mendelssohn bestknown compost
tionS Will be given in the First Pres
byterian church at the evening Men
delssohn praise service, and the life
of the great composer Will be review
ed In the sermon upon Music, Relig-
ION and Morals"
inspecting Canyon Road-The board
"
up Ogden canyon yesterday in
company with Chief Engineer Joseph
West, inspecting the route of the pro-
posed line of the Utah & Idaho rail
road and determining certain points
TO be considered in connection with
the construction of the road and the
various intersections oil the latter with
the canyon boulevard.
Wool Growers Confer.-The ogden |
Wool Growers association held a meet |
ing in the directors room of the Com |
mercial National bank yesterday. |
Various important matters were |
presented for discussion. In
Guiding the proposed coyote
bounty bill which the association |
is now trying to have introduced in |
the state legislature The committee |
appointed to handle the matter report
ed that there were good prospects OF !
getting the measure adopted. The |
men who have been employed in pois |
oning coyotes on the range reported |
that excellent results had been obtain
ed since the last report made. The
matter of securing a trail up Wright's |
'i''h " DOnu'S 'ltlOuIl VIC btui
River range was reported on. Fores-
ter Leayitt had been approached upon
the matter and he had referred the |
committee 10 the supervisor of the for-
est involved, whose headquarters are
located at Pocatello, telling them that
the trail could probably be secured as
desired,
Returned Home.-W. H. Anderson.
the fruit-gTower on Twelfth street,
and his wife. arrived from an extend
ed trip to Portland. San Francisco and
Los Angeles. on the Los Angeles Linn
tied. Friday.
Chapel In Court.-William Chapel
was cited in court yesterday for
neglecting to pay SIS per week alimony
TO his former wife and family and he
promised to pay that amount hereafter
more regularly.