Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-09-11
IDAHO NEWS.


pensioners, who drew sisi,775 last
year.
Tho range In Idaho county has been
greatly benefited by the recent rains,
but haying and harvest have been re-
tarded.
The wheat crop Of Camas 10 virtually
ruined this year. Besides wheat, sew
sral fields OF osts. not we'll matursd,
will be total loss.
When the Idaho volunteers left Ma
ALA they had sixty-nine sick In tho
hospital and quarters. and they ar
rived In San Francisco with twenty.
sight on the sick list
Articles Of incorporation Of the Park
Copper 4 Gold Mining company, linn
tied, capital stock 500 900. with head
quarters at Wallace, has been fled with
the secretary Of state.
Director l. N. Coston Of tho state
insane asylum. reports the asylum
running very smoothly. There are
now about 200 inmates. Many are be-
Ing returned to their homes cured.
The skeleton Of man. supposed to
be John Reynolds, Of Laramie, Wyo.,
was found near Medbury last week.
Papers found with the bones indicate
that the man had been dead over
year.
At Rathdrum, the city brewery.
owned by Henry Reininger. WAS tot
ally destroyed by fire which originated
from defective flue. The brewery
was erected in 1883 at cost of about
ss5, 900.
The Idaho Intcrmountain fair, which
will be held Mt Boise from September
e5 TO 80, inclusive, promises to eclipse
similar efforts in recent years. Prem.
lums TO the amount OF $4,000 will b.
given for exhibits
A heavy fall OF snow is reported from
Long valley, and a great number OF
farmers 10 that vicinity will lose theis
hay, as there was large quantity cut
and lying 10 the fields when the UNI
seasonable storm came.
1t is currently reported that mem
Der Of company L, First Idaho volun-
teers, who enlisted at Black foot, re-
NAMED at Manila to marry Filipino
woman. The man was stranger ut
Blackfoot when he enlisted.
The Latterdny Saints College, Tenn
pleton, Salt Lake City, will formally
open on September IL. Registration
In the business course last week indi-
Gates heavy attendance. Tho High
school, Normal. College and Mission
Try courses will begin this week.
The ldano volunteers, who have Just
returned from the Philippines, lost
'hirty-one members In killed and those ,
who died from disease. Tho regiment .
vent with 500 men and ofiicers In two
'&ttaiions, and returned with At off,
'ers and men. About 100 were dis
'hars cd In the Philippines.
The HALEY Hot Springs have been
old to Salt Lake mining man, who :,
vii pay $4,000 for the property. The
ormer owner spent $4,000 on the
property and had just begun making
money when the DISASTROUS nro oc-
urred- The property 10 considered
dirt cheap" At $40, 900.
A carload of about 1000 crates of
bradshaw plume was shipped from the :
helby orchard 1T Parma to Denver
Ast week, also car of Bartlett and :,
flemish pears from Boise and Cald-
'sll orchards, . good price being
eceived. Idaho fruit, ~ usual, IL In
he lead In demand and In the prices I
Dcsived. '
Seven cavalry horses broke ont Of
be barracks IT Boise on August 81 b
nd stsmpedsd through Main street e
= mad gailop. A number of teams =
itched on the streets became fright
ned aud Joined the procession. and for d
while the street was filed with 4 n
lass OF wagons and plunging animals
10 one was hurt !,
The escape Of tho dynsmitsrs from
be Wardner prison has disarranged
40 plans Of the prosecution. Mr.. DO.
N viii 60 north in = few days to
'rasghten s..@..e.5 os. y. ~rratory to !.
y converting Of court on September
It'll. 3
The Palouse River Lumbar company. .
lpital 81, 1000, with headquarters II !,