Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-06-09
IDAHO NEWS.

WI c"OuP thmif VIII uovU
reunion NJ Salmon City the 18th inst.
Tho new mineral strikes at HALEY
appear to be genuine and very prom
ising.
A new, up-to-date state map has
been issued by the state commissioner
Of immigration.
new town or two will probably be
started In the Seven Devils before the
end Of the year.
The Diamondheld Jack case has
been argued vt San Francisco, but no
decision rendered.
The cool weather has greatly les
scned the damage by floods, especially
In the Boise valley.
Senator william Ainslie took the SUI
perintendency Of the Soldiers Home
on the frst OF the month.
Another effort Is to be made TO have
the Hammock reservation thrown open
At the next session OF congress.
northern part OF the state Is not so
badly injured as was at Hrst reported.
Attorneys Borah and Hawley OF
Boise, have been retained by the state
70 assist In the prosecution OF the
WArdner rioters.
About twenty miles OF the railroad
out from Weiser was completed up to
June ]. An engine has been rented
from the Short Line.
Z. 8. Bsssett, state commissioner OF
immigration, attended the transmits.
sissippi congress-, which convened At
Wichita. Kan, last week.
Attorney-Geueral Hays says the state
has secured evidence that the unions
acted officially in marching on Ward.
ncr when the Bunker Hill Mill was
destroyed.
A 2s-foot vein OF free milling ore !
has been encountered In the Last !
Chance mine, In Shaw's Mountain dis I
Erict. alta depth OF seventy-hve feet 4
which averages 500 to the ton. 4
Colonel Patrick Reddy. the noted Q
criminal lawyer of San Francisco. ha.
been retained to defend the men &C Il
fused Of dynamiting the Bunker Hi. Il
Mill at Wardner. He will be assisted n
y +. X. Robertson, an attorney from Il
spokane. n,
raft on which was some hosting x
machinery and an engine Of the Twir a
prings Placer company for tho pur- :! &c
o~e Of moving II further down the y
lver, capsixed and threw half dozen W
len In the river, all OF whom had to FL
vim for their lives 20
Jacob Wolfer. thes aged German who Va
as placed under 81, 500 bonds for
,ooting at his wife. committed sui
dc BY cutting his throat with knife Gu
lille awaiting trial, In the Moscow
IL, Wolfer was past 70, and was the
'ly prisoner In the Jail. =,
Mrs. Boomer, who took such an in wi
rest In the Idaho volunteers while dr.
ey were camped ~ San Francisco, Ba
y started an cndless chain to raise = .
nds to build monument to the an
Hen heroes Every IdAhoan is asked pei
contribute 10 cents. ne,
John Lynch and Frank Boyce OF Alb
sdimont, intoxicated, while walking the
N Ia arm along tho Occur dAlene, WI
! into the river and were rescued by em
'ompanion. Lynch. believing Boyco per
d pushed him into the river, struck tur
latter in the head with an AZ, seri. Pu'
sly injuring him.
he Blue Jacket mine in the Seven 8
wills promises to be = wonder. The pre-
~ 10 twenty-five feet wide 1t = shil
tn OF $40 feet, and all carries orc. era
PRO 10 l4-inch streak In the ledge Tho
two-car shipment from which The
. returns Of $500 in copper, sls in fror
q and Ga In silver. ish
he Buffalo Hill and American hin inse
deposits are among the most srsc
'derful In the United StateA The y"
oslt u In An old river bed, miles su''
y from stream Of any sire. The nAS
osit Il on high hill. The gravel
eesn worked for shirty-six years HI
has yielded millions sulu
b City Of Lewiston has : chsrtsr orat
. the STATE which provides that n. Stat
.ral stats law thereafter passed la
repeal any Of the provisions Of pore
unlsss sreci A. $1,000 - sisti