Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-05
GroundhOg Came Out of His Hole,
Only to Retreat When
Seeing Shadow.
COYOTE BILL IS CAPTURED.
Irappcr Wanted in Oregon for Perjury
And Forgery Is Held I'm Idaho
For COquIIlc Sheriff.
Especial Correspondence }

'oPcclhl correspondence
oSATELLO. Feb. 2.-Today was
grounding day. and lnasmuch
L as the sun shone brightly. and
the alternating grounding must
nave seen his shadow. II he was at
an OUT visiting. we may according TO
winter ~ .
Dan kenny.aged 50, we'll known pio-
neer machinist at the Short Line shops.
dled very suddenly at his residence
sOo north Main street. SUNDAY n,ornire.
at 2:3O. i'''' '''''" Z.
The interment occurred Yesterday
InoIhlng from the st. Joseph Roman
Satholic church. The funeral was large
~ attended by machnIsts. shopmcn.
ana hhlents OF Columbus, 10 which
order the deceased belonged
Kenny was born in Dublin. ireland
May. 1851. The deceased is survived
py wife. two daughters and q Gov
all married. except Miss Bella, Who is
employed as general delivery clerk at
the postoflice "S
TOM TO TALK TO BUSINESS MEN,
Tom Richardson OF Portland or
VINO has the reputation of being q
eleat booster of municipal affairs. has
accepted an Invitation to address tho
business men at the Auditorium thea
ter tomorrow evening. The affair "a
under the auspices of the Pocatello
commercial club. Special pains have
peen taken to make the affair a sue
cess. :" 'ue
Inc services Of the band have been
engaged for the occasion and the
. .peaker VIII be received at the depot
tomorrow evening.
Ihen follows parade through town
Ihe Elks speak for the honor to en-
tsrtaln the visitor after the address at
the theater. 90
Flnn Fl. Berg. assistant deputy tax
coliector. and clerk of the Pocatello
stake, is victim of appendicitis for the
last two days. and there is a probab abii.
ity that he may have to undergo nm
operation o. Oh
DR.. o. B. Steely addressed the mems
meeting at the Y. NJ C. a. Sunday
afternoon on the subject: 1.-THE Wages
or SIN, making a very vigorous plea
ioi soclal purity among our young men.
A tew days ago, the police DEPART
ment In its roundup of vagrants caught
a much wanted character of many
| ailases who has trapped from Alaska
| to Mexico. and from Maine to Call
ifornia- This was Coyote Bill" or
| Coon Skin Charley"
| when he was brought before Chief
| or Police George w. Smith he was
recognized from description sent out
| oy the sherlhs office of Coos county,
| Or. last fall. In response to notifica-
| tion Sheriff w. w Gage OF CoouylIIe
| Or, arrived in this city and received
the prisoner upon positive identiflca-
| tion' Although trapper by profess
sion. he Is wanted for perjury and
| forgery and obtaining money under
| raise pretenses. His true name is said
TO be c. M. Neal. his aliases are given
as l.. a Roberts. George Martin. and
| w. A. Neal, Coon Skin Charley"
and Coyote Bill"
Mrs. James Purdy, a widow aged
IS years, residing at S07 north Harrison
avenue. was seriously injured by fall
on the ice yesterday morning.
She had gone out to the corner of the
lot to see the funeral procession OF
! Dan Kenny, and as she was returning
| she fell upon the Ice breaking har
! hip bone. Dr. Castle. who attended
the patient has grave fears as to her
| recovery.
fresh fall of snow upon the icy
| ground made walking rather unsafe
yesterday. n number of falls are re-
| ported.
| Mike Durham, a wellknown Short
| Line engineer, was seriously injured
| yesterday morning at the round house
| whittier he had taken his engine after
a trip on the road.
He had the misfortune to fall into
an engine pit, fracturing the bones OF
his right hand, sustaining n serious
scalp wound and being otherwise cut
| and bruised to the extent that he had
to be carried home.
| DR.. Castle attended the sufferer and
he is getting along as well as can be
expected.
H w. Pash was appointed painter
foreman at the shops yesterday, vice
| Robert Simpson resigned.