Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
Judge Stevens Issues Injunction
Against Proceeding With
Construction.
THREE CAUSES SET FORTH.
Rate Exceeds statutory Limit. no Reg
istratlon of Voters and Voting
OF NOn-THNpaycrs.


n IDAHO FALLS. July s.--A tempo
rary injunction was issued by Judge
Stevens of the Sixth judicial dis
trict and served on the city Of Ida
no Falls, TO entoin IT from proceed
ing with the building OF the new power
plant w. II. Il. Crow is named as
the plaintiff and named the following
causes:
First-No registration Of voters.
Socond-Bond issue exceeds the stat
ute limit Of Is per cent.
Third-Noting OF non-taxpayers.
Ii remains 10 be seen whether the in
junction viii be made permanent.
Mayor Coltman is very emphatic in the
statement that should the iniunctlon
prevail ne viii Immediately resubmit
tho proposition.
ON the Fourth Of July there was
general exodus from this city. there
being no celebration here The citl-
zens went to St Anthony, Pocatello
ana Lincoln. many going to the near
by streams for a days fishing AT Linz
coin. which is adjacent to Idaho Falls
there were perhaps 1900 people. many
Idaho Falls people being In attendance.
Al the local Latter-day Saint church
last Sunday night "A most excellent pro-
gram was given by the Mutual I'm
provement associations, there being n
large crowd IN attendance.
Idaho Falls first business college will
open for business about the first OF
September. The school will have wen
equipped rooms on the third floor OF
the 3. w. and NJ building, and starts
out with guaranteed enrolment OF 30
pupils.
DEATH OF RHODA BYBEE.
Miss Rhoda Bybee. daughter Of Pa
triarch r. l., Bybee and sister OF
Frank Bybee and Mrs. Alice Boomer
OF this city, died at the hospital Ia Ida
no Falls on Sunday. July s. Miss BY
bee had been patient sufferer for
eight or 10 years, however her passing
away was not expected. as her case
was not considered serious. Funeral
services were held from the Willow
Greek Westinghouse. where a large
crowd was in attendance. The speak
ers were President Heber Austin,
James T.. Steele. Heber Andrus and
{. Il. DinwOodcy. Vocal solos were
rendered by Mrs. Claribcl Ridges Pike
and Joseph Morley OF this city. In
terment was in the Willow Creek ceme-
terry.
Idaho Fails baseball team journeycd
TO Twin Falls for "A series of five
games and were successful In winning
AbAi bI tli' UNt baiutSs making "A tie
out Of the other
on Tuesday morning a 1O-pound
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Nephi Dab l-trom.
Jno. T. Smclhe was business visitor
to Idaho Falls yesterday stopping over
few hours on his way to ReXburg.
Mr. Smelliv recently returned from a
mission In the Eastern states, having
acted as secretary OF that mission.
The gentleman makes his home in
Canada, but prior to moving there was
resident Of ReNburg.
ON Wednesday next the old folks OF
Bingham stake viii be entertained In
Idaho Falls. IL is the intention of the
committee TO arrange for an automo-
bile ride. refreshments on the lawn OF
the Latter-day Saint church ana per-
Torrance at the Scenic theater.
Rev Jacob Finger OF the Methodist
church Is again AZ his work. after an
illness following an operation for APP
pendicitis.
The cutting OF hay In the vicinity OF
Idaho Falls has commenced, the crops
being heavy. Harvesting on dry farms
on the near by hills has commenced.
Notwithstanding the prolonged drouth.
the dry farms will yield about IS bush.
ella OF wheat per acre. The crops on
tho irrigated farms are exceptionally
good and an abundant harvest is ex-
pected.