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Show j P0CATELL0, IDA. W. J. Dunn is In the city from Pica-bo. Pica-bo. and is registered at the Pocatello house. William Burke, jr.. one' of the coming com-ing cattle kings of Idaho, came up from Arierican Falls last evening and Is quartered at the 1301110. Mrs. B. F. Scarborough, formerly Miss Nan Gallagher of this cjty, died at Los Angeles at 2 o'clock ' Bunelay morning, as a result of a protracted siege of heart trouble. Mrs. Scarborough Scarbor-ough was born at Wyethville, Va., thirty-two years ago. She came west with her father and the family In the early eighties, when Mr. Gallagher came out here as Indian agent, and from the early eighties dates her residence resi-dence in Pocatello. Four years ago she married Dispatcher B F. Scarborough of the short Line, and after a short residence here she removed with her husbanel to California, where Mr. Scarborough Scar-borough is at the present time employed em-ployed in the offices of Superintendent II. V. Piatt of the Southern Pacific. A strange coincidence is the fact that Mrs. Scarborough died on the fourth anniversary of her marriage; lust four years ago Sunday she was married in this city. The deceased leaves a brother, broth-er, Mr. P. W. Gallagher, and a sister, Mrs. George A. Green, in this city; also Marvin Gallagher, a younger brother, who is traveling for the Heinz Pickling Pick-ling company with headquarters at Portland, Emmett Gallagher, who resides re-sides in Salt Lake, and Mrs. M. M. O'Malley, who resides at Evanston, Wyo. WOULD TIE UP THE CAMP. Strike of the Smeltermen for an Increase In-crease Is Possible. Butte, Mont.. Feb. $. The labor situation sit-uation here depends in large measure upon the action of the smelter men in Butte, Anaconda and Great Falls, who are expected to meet soon and vote upon a proposition to demand an increase in-crease tii $4 per day. Should the smelter smelt-er men strike, every mine in Butte will shut down, and Anaconda and Great Falls will lose their chief industries, m.ire than 20.000 men being out of work in the aggregate. At present only about 3.000 miners, all in Butte, have been laid olT. John D. Ryan, maneging director of the Amalgamated Copper company, when seen today by a representative of the Associated Press, refused to make a statement regarding the situation. The newspaper situation is unchanged. |
