Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

Caldwell. superintendent OF the
Fort Hall Indian reservation
has offered a reward OF $50 for
Information leading to the whereabouts
q, Rirdie May Grant an Indian woman
aged "a. the wife Of Hubert ToteDy'
The husband is suspected OF knowing
Of her whereabouts, but refuses 10 en-
tighten inauiring relatives or friends'
The voman's absence was only DIS
covereA bv her relatives calling at their
residence IN the bottoms. and as the
husband would give no satisfactory ac-
count OF her absence, the Indians are
making a thorough search Tor the
missing woman. and are preparing TO
drag the streams in the hope Of find
ing her body. as foul play is suspected.
John Mcmahon, driver OF the fire
team, was greatly surprised this morn
ing by finding a 1-month-old baby
placed on the front door step.
The find was Immediately reported to
the chief OF police and a weak minded
ana unfortunate woman, named Annie
Mcclure. i'll at the hospital. was identi-
ned as It's mother. and the child was
returned to her. The case Is most
unfortunate one. and IL Is intimated
that the case may go to the county
and the woman be examined as to her
mental state OF mind. and otherwise
cared for under the circumstances.
FREAK ON EXHIBITION.
Ellis whitman. the wonderful human
freak, visited Pocatello Saturday, and
Il. afrsnf f.H 81 nn off If
Dr. Cruise, before party Of doctors In
the feat OF violating almost every
known law pertaining to physiology.
Not only can he throw every joint
out OF place. rattle his shoulder blades,
and many other stunts. but he also 10
AN appearance shifted the heart from
its natural position 10 his abdomen, all
90 the great astonishment OF profess
slOnal men present Mr. Whitman has
toured the world, under different man
agcWruts. and as consequence he
rHte- his living by public or private
d.lu.. STATIONS. Later in the after
ruoH. ne gave another demonstration
at Tho Tribune office. relative TO his
frcuk construction, which b. supposed
10 be the only one in existence.
GREEKS ORGANIZE.
The Greek colony has been appealed
60. To raise a. company OF volunteer
patriots for ultimate assistance in the
fatherland to help In the time 10 come
revolt from monarchy 10 republican
form OF government. Some 60 volunteers
have responded TO the call last Mon
day, and IL Is considered possible TO
raise 100; funds will be raised to pur-
chase uniforms and rifles. Training in
Workmanship and drilling in military
maneuvers will be attempted from time
20 time as circumstances win permit.
Rev. DR.. MARYLAND. a travelling
evangelist. il holding revival meetings
during the week at the Baptist church.
and Is drawing capacity houses. Sing
ing forms n feature OF the services.
Yesterday Prof. Ernest Turner arrived
from Chicago TO assist the evangelist
In the song service.
Idahoans and others who may have
looked upon Pocatello and vicinity as
a dry" place In the arid west, can now
prepare 20 see this burg lay claim to
being n watering place amidst the bar
rem and dry deserts OF the Snake river
valley.
The Nelson brothers. operating a
steam motor boat in the Portneuf river
have placed an order for 10 steel row
boats FOR use by pleasure parties this
summer.
FUNERAL OF AN ELDER.
Walker OF nixon, this county. who
died at Atlanta. Georgia. April Is. Of
typhoid fever. was held this afternoon
az nixon, ~ miles east Of here. Bish-
op Milo A. Hendricks OF Pocatello. by
request OF the relatives. attended the
last sad rites over the deceased. and
made consoling remarks on the Occa-
sion. The deceased was well known
I'm this vicinity. being a native of
ROckland, oneida county. He was q
years OF age, the son OF William A.
Walker and Phoebe Ann Wight. born
January 2. 1889 at RociSland. For the
past six years the family has resided
at nixon. Elder Walker served nearly
two years az missionary for the
Latter-day Saints Church In the
Southern states. The bereaved rel
atives have the sympathy Of the entire
community
AUCTION SALE OF LAND.
Two thousand acres Of virgin land.
some OF which has been leased out by
the land board. but subject 10 auction
sale. win be sold here on Thursday
May 10. 1910, 20 the highest bidder
hv George A. Day. state land solicit
tor. who win have charge OF the sale.
ue land is located IN sections 16 and
ai iu the following townships and
1nges. Five and I'm "a. 10 in IS. 8
uud 13 in eS, and s in 80; s, Q and 3
in go; p and n, in Al.
The land IL suitable 10 dry farming.
portion FOR irrigation. and some
for grazing purposes.
Appraisements range from $3.50 to
$3.50 per acre.
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