Show BATTERY BOYS LEAVE FOR HO HOME E Oilier Utah Units Unit on Border J Jealous calous of Good Luck of Artillery Command GET FAREWELL SPREAD Field Hospital Taxed to Capacity Capacity Capacity Ca Ca- 1 by Cold Snap Starr Hurt The Tho Utah battery batery boys hors left len Nogales o Ariz Ariz at 4 p. p m ni and ant ore now nOv speeding homeward to tam family 1 and friends after live o months of oC patrol lut duty on tho the Mexican border bonIer The troop train Is expected in Salt Sal Lako Saturday morning as but ono one stop Atop will bo be made mado for unloading and resting the horses Tho The will wi bo be mot met at tho the local depot by a n reception committee of ot city an and state stale officials and will vIll wil be entertained at nt a banquet at the tho Hotel Utah Saturday at atI I 1 p. p m. m On account of the Inclement weather nn and slush slush covered covered streets street Capt W. W r. C. C Webb will wil not be bo asked to para parade e his command I Utah officers at according to advices ad received last night held hell their regular dinner linnor at ft the tue Utah field eld hospital Sunday afternoon The Tho oc occasion occasion occasion oc- oc casion was in effect a n farewell to the of officers tc erR of or the battery in view of tho the orders for tor procedure home homo Considerable Con Con- disappointment was ox- ox pressed by officers of or Utah units unis that will wi remain on bor border er duty that tho they wore soro not Included In tho order to re return return ro- ro turn home homo The They admitted however that thero there aro are real r reasons ons for tor their continuance In service as l both tho the Field hospital forces and the tho cavalry are In constant demand Tho The Utah I Field lold hospital opened last week The sudden cold snap taxed tho the baso hospital beyond Its Is capacity with tho the result rosult that forty patients wore were placed In the caro care of or the Utah or organization Tho The personnel of or tho Utah command was Wa In consequence somewhat overburdened with wih duties as fully full one half of ot Its ith It members havo have been on dut duty In other parts of Starr Dunnham a 1 gunner Junner In tho the Utah battery baten was wa painfully hurt when whenn a n gun sun carriage on which he was riding rid rid- ing InK turned over He le was out with wih others of ot his command for tor regular drill dri The Tho ho wheel on the higher part of or tho the carriage struck a boulder while the men mon were trotting trolling down cown a n hill hil The Tho Theun gun un turned over several times Ures throwIng throwIng throwing throw throw- gun ing Dunnham into the air His back was severely wrenched and he sue BUS tamed a n number of bruises Ho lie Is being cared for in tho the base baso hospital Tho The Second Idaho Infantry numberIng numbering number number- nuber- nuber Ing about abut 1000 men received orders ortes I luring during during tho the last wook to prepare preparo to leave heave for tor home The They were wore ordered to proceed to Salt Lako Lake and ad go Into quarters quarters quarters at Fort Douglas whore where tho they will willbe be mustered out The They wore ordered to Fort Douglas DouglaR because Idaho has ha no barracks largo large enough for tor the ac accommodation ac- ac of ot so man many soldiers It I was regarded as too dan dangerous erous a a. 3 thing thing to send thom them from the warm war climate of or I Arizona Arlona to the tho extreme cold of Idaho to live under canvas Jve |