Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-03-25
IDAHO NEWS.

At Nampa Saturday evening a MAI
attempting 10 steal ride had mar
row escape After the train started
he attempted to catch on under the
sleeper. but missed. The brake beam
caught his clothing and he was dragged
about sixty yards. His cries were
heard BY the trainmen and the train
was stopped.
Articles OF Incorporation of the
Standard Mining company. limited.
have been dled with Secretary OF state
Lewis The capital stock Is s3Oo. 600.
and the principal place OF business is
faycttc. The directors are T.. Bran
non, Lottie Rrannon, James Brannon.
and james A. Lauer of Payette; !. ID.
Robertson Of Caldwell aud w. II.
orthwaite Of Rocky Bar
From kendrccls comes denial OF
the report sent out that the man who
shot himself near Starner, Ida. last
week while being pursued by officers
was William IInmlcy who Is said to
have been seen ia Spokane since the
tragedy. The family are among Ken
driek s most respected citizens. John
Hamlcy being one Of Hendricks lead
ing business men. and his brother.
Pearce, "a school teacher.
a. ID. Dorm, the well-snown miner
from salmon river, was held up by
two masked highwaymcn as he was
coming out of Grangeyille. and re-
iieved OF sixty-six ounces of dust. the
proceeds ~ his winters work on his
placer claims above Carver's. The /
total value of the dust was $1,000 /
There Is no clue 10 the perpetrators.
save that they must have been resi-
dents OF the river, who were cognizant
OF Mr. Dorns movements.
II Is reported at Lewiston that In
dim Inspector. j. w. Mcdonnell win
recommend the abandonment OF the
Lapwa agency and the Office OF the
agent moved TO old Fort Lapwal, the
present location OF the Indian Indus.
trial school, and that the school shall
Toe placed directly under the superin.
tendency Of the Indian agent. It's
stated that the present agency site
viii be sold by the Government to a
TOWNSHIP company
In 'he holdings OF Cattle bv the
Indians in the vicinity of Kaminh and
the North Fork OF the Clearwater. the
future supply Of the beef cattle for
kendriclS is 20 be had. Cattle BUYERS
have, 20 IA certain extent. overlooked
the cattle while securing aud CON :
trarY e. al expectations the number
q cattle held by The Indians is large.
One lndian was 10 Kendricls last week. +"
from the kamiah district. and offered
his herd OF fifty head for sale Il
4. A Harris. Immigration agent Of u
.he Oregon short Line. Is planting a d
'olony Of twenty-five iowaus IN Bine- d
lam county The party IS the first Of re
number that viii settle in Idaho this o.
cason, at various places along the as
short Line, some on the Butte branch ef
thers going westward. Speaking of 81
be party Mr. Harris said: "Thev are no
early on sturdy young fellows. be
aany Of Herman extraction. and tvpi. h'
al farmers. I am proud of the party ca
lost Of them are from Charter Oak on
ouacil Bluffs and Greenwood. while a
'~ are from Sac county They have ae
archascd land within radius of eigbt at
lies of Idaho Falls. aud inside OF A tu
eek nine new houses will be uuder los
ay They are energetic. and have
leir land paid for and some money. SUI
reral Of them with as much AZ $1,000
is very hard 20 convince ensterners ella
.at crops can be raised ont here. and So
any shrink from coming SO far. How he'
Ter all this party are pleased with ton
IL outlook. and think that when we VIII
scmbark az idaho Falls they viii all fra
glad they came. sixteen of the me
irty branched OF at Granger and 20 con
that way have another party for inc
AZ, one for June and fourth for hae
'pie'nber This land OF which nn'
eak is all under the canal OF the ane
aho Canal company" wh
A. A. Fraser Of Boise has gone 70 res
aekfoot as attorney Tor W A. Wood VA
j, treasurer Of bingham county. upe
'alnst whom snit has been brought WI
the county 70 recover SIS. 600 which nea
as lost in the bunting bank fail
e. in
Peter Garden Of Bear tells the Boise are
atesman that the nattering prospect Gee