The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-17
ldaho's Educational Exhibit at
the Worlds Fair.
CAR SHOPS TO BE MOVED TO OGDEN.
Considerable Excitement Caused In Van.
couYtr b. C., Over a Circular
Other News.
Yuma complains OF tramps.


Los Angeles is 10 have a glass factory.
The pinendt crop in Nevada /. large.
Much land Is being taken up in Ari.
xona by homesteaders.
The CGur d'Alene Indians predict an
extraordinarily hard winter.
The irrigation question will occupy
much OF the time Of the idaho LegisIa-
I RS this winter. The problem is an all
important one in the southern part oil
the State.
An attack was made on three horeeA-
thieves near Santa Fe, N. NJ. One WAS
killed and one wounded, and the other
prov d TO be u woman dressed In male
attire and armed.
The Tuacarora, New, Times Rsriew
says that, in consequences OF the closing
dpwn ot the mines, many people nre
taking advantage OF the pleasant
d weather b seek "greener fields and pas
lures new
The total production of raisins In Cal
ifornia this year 10 | 800 carloads. The
crop will he found. when all il shipped
says the Secretary OF the state RAisin
AssociatIon, to be three.lourths OF fast
years shipment.
The Bra street commercial agency re-
ports thirteen failures in the PHIfc
Coast State and territories for the past
week as compared with eleven for the
previous week and thirteen for the cor.
responding week OF 1891.
The Governor OF California has au-
thorized an election at Cerro Gordo,
Inyo county, to vote for all officers who
were voted lor on Novem ber \. This IL
ow ny to the DIES ruction OF the b Llots
at that precinct on election day.
Considerable excitement has been ere
a. ed In Vancouver, b. o., over the iart
that the two local firms, who control the
entire coal supp y, have issued circuhIrs
stating that all coal must be paid Tor in
advance or no delivery will be- made.
The Coos Bay, Or, Neps speaks OF the
following as "a peculiar coincidence: :
Captain Marshall's little daughter Jen.
ME died last Tuesday. She WAS born
the day Cleveland was elected in 1884
and died the day he was again elected
in 1892.
The City Council of Ogden and the
county o. Weber, Utah, have appIopri-
ated $50, 900 as q bonus to induce the
Southern Pacific to remove its shops
from Carlin, New, ami Terrace, Utah, to
Ogden. A contract has been signed by
all the parties, and the removal takes
place at once.
Adele Freeman has entered suit to
sustain her helrship to Gistave Exerate,
who died IN 1888, leaving. 81, 300, 900
worth o, property. Mrs. Freeman WAS
not mentioned in the will. The proper
ty includes much valuable business
property in the central part of Los An
gelee. The plaintiff is married, and re-
sides in San Diego.
Never since the settlement of Idaho
have there been such immense crops all
over the State as during the pnst season.
Scientific research attributes beneficial
change IN the climate to the multiplica-
tion oil irrigation canals, which moist
a great extent of country and create u
humid atmosphere. 1t has been OBJ
srrved that frequent rains now fall dur
ing the months of July and August.
Nature is closing up the gap between
wet and dry seasons and equalizing the
rainfall.
Idaho Is preparing TO make q spiendld
educational exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
The plan as laid out by Superintendent
Gibson to collect specimens of school
work executed by pupils of different
ages and covering the different branches
OF study and instruction embraced by
the several public schools and educa-
tional institutions of the State. When
the collection is made 1t will be exam
ined by committee OF experts especi-
ally selected for the purpose, and awards
of merit will be given for the best work,
age and length of tuition taken into
consideration.