Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-10-08
IDAHO NEWS.

a new rauroad IS 10 be DullJ IRON
81. Anthony to Jacksons Hole.
Kendricb has shipped ten car loads
of prunes to the eastern markets.
A. G.. Church. while temporarily in
sane, suicided by shooting, near Marsh
last week He was pioneer.
The Wardner News complains that
the tax levy in that county is hig her
than in any other in the state.
Agent Irwin Of the Fort Hall reser-
walton still refuses sportsmen permits
sion 10 fish on the reservation.
James A. McGee, chairman Of the
Democratic state central committee,
has been appointed a member to select
timber lands for the state.
VIM. Bowen who lives below Belle
vue, was arrested on complaint of
Archie Sterling for refusal to exhibit
lie hide of calf
Constable Bod Moore, who killed
Frank McLerin at Houston, is in Jail
ct Challis. McLerren had threatened
Moore's life, and resisted arrest at the
time he was killed.
Sixty head of cattle were found near
Willow Creek which thieves had de-
horned and otherwise mutilated, be-
sides destroying the brand. No clew to
che perpetrators.
The ST. Anthony Gazette says there
Is little chance for the recovery of j.
W. Wellss, aged 10, stabbed in the re-
gion Of the kidneys by John Robb,
aged 10, at MILFORD.
TIE board Of trustees Of the Soldiers
Home at Boise have reinstated John
Yeerian. He admitted that the
charges against him were correct, but
he pledged himself not to repeat the
offense.
Thomas Freestone, farmer residing
OF Hayden lake. eight miles from
juries sustained by blow in the abb
domen from IA wagon pole while un-
hitching his team.
The ChGllis Messenger says three OF
the men working at the McGowan
rach are 'lald up" from poison and
what causes II is hard TO tell. At first
appears small white spot on the
hands like anettle sting. and in a short |
slime IL spreads over the entire arm
and the arm is swollen TO twice its nat
ural size and very painful.
a greedy wildcat was discovered IN
the hen house by Mrs. II. G. sutton of
Lyman, just as he slaughtered the ill
omened thirteenth fowl. Mrs. sutton
promptly closed the door on the thief, |
leaving him locked up with his repast
until he could be disposed Of He bad
gotten away with over hundred
chickens since his depradations were
begun.
George c. Richie and John Kincaid,
who are at Badger, in the Elk dis
trict, have struck n very rich quartz
ledge, said TO be the richest large body
Of ore ever found in the country. The
find has created great excitement even
in that district of rich prospects. The
ind was purely accidental George
Richie was hunting his pack horse in
the morning after "A restless night. He
found horse shoe by the trail and
being romantic. stepped aside 10 pick
Il up for luck He struck the tails
manic horseshoe on a stone TO jar off
the dirt. The blow broke the stone
aud revealed rich piece of float. He
and Kincaid traced the indications and
after a few days of hard search found
the ledge and uncovered three feet of
solid free gold orr that glistens with ,
nuggets like the stars in the milky I
way. s
The state w. c. T. U. convention ,
NJ Boise came TO a close on the 4th. ,
The union adopted a resolution heart ,
Ivy endorsing the anti-gambling law
passed by the last legislature and de-
oloring the fact that it had been de-
siared unconstitutional II also rec I
ommended petitioning city councils of {
he various cities of the state To enact '
,urfew ordinances. Mrs. Rebecca q
was selected for state evan
gelic work, with paid salary. The
next place of meeting was left to the
discretion of the executive committee. a
Mrs Mitchell was chosen delegate To
The national convention which meets
1t Buffalo, n. Y, on the 2ed inst. The I
election resulted: President, Mrs. j. S
H. Barton, Boise; vice president, Mrs. 9
Headly of Moscow; corresponding sec 3
-etary, Mrs. j. w. Givens of BiaclSfoot, ]