Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-10-10
ELMORE BULLETIN.
O. Il PAYHn MABEL L. PAYxz
PAYNE 3 PAYNE, Publishers.
IDAHO STATE NEWS.

Saloon licenses at Nampa have been
raised from $s5 to $50 per quarter.
The odd Fellows Grand Lodge will
convene in annual session at Boise the
l4th
The $4,000 issue of Nampa sewer
bonds has been sold at prumium of 8
per. cent.
Work has been begun at Nampa on
snew Methodist church. 1t will cost
about $4,000
The Idaho Christian Missionary asso-
,iation held it's second annual meeting
1t t3)oise last week
E. II. Dewey has secured 10000 ma
live trout with which to stock Lake
Ethel, near Nampa.
Total shipments of wheat from Port
Iand for last week, -four included,
we're 21o, 16O bushels.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company will build line from Boise
TO Thunder mountain.
A construction train has been put on
the Idaho Northern, anG work will be
pushed as rapidly as possible.
great deal of baled hay is being
shipped from Meridian east. An aver
age of four or five carloads leave daily.
The OutlooA club at Weiser, as a
means of raising money l. be used on
apublic park, will give baby show.
State Fruit Inspector Mcpherson
announces the complete eradication Of
she San Jose scale in orchards near
Weiser
The Lewiston Normal began the
school year with an enrolment Of
nearly 800, which is ahead of any pre-
vious year.
Ex-Sheriff Campbell, of Boise, who
has been appointed deputy marshall
for Alaska, has departed with his fam
fly for Sitlsa.
The state immigration commission
er has issued a new colored map of the
different sections.
Work is progressing on the expert
mental fish hatchery at Swan Falls.
1t is hoped to secure and hatch 5,0oo,-
900 eggs this winter.
A son of Sheriff Cambell of Canyon
4 county, was quite seriously injured by
being thrown under horse by the
turning of his saddle.
ambassador Choate has applied to
the state department at Washington
for leave of absence, and proposes to
sail for New York next week.
The Newell well on Snake river, in
the oil fields, is down ninety feet, and
has struck good flow of salt water,
accompanied by considerable oil.
A 16-month's-old child of Fred James
OF Washoe Canyon county, was
drowned last week, in attempting to
cross an irrigation ditch on plank.
In excavating for the new govern
ment building at Boise a considerable
flow of water has been encountered
necessitating the installation of a dia-
pnram pump.
The Idaho Industrial Institute at
Weiser Is overfowing with pupils. A
factor in the popularity of the school
Is the privilege accorded pupils of
working In exchange for board and
tuition.
A man named Lassner has victimized
har ~ nj h,,s
means of bogus checks and vario us
n represen en- ations. He has been arrested
in Silver City and will be brought to
Boise for trial.
c. j. Sincel the Boise fruit shipper
has been shipping a carload of fruit
daily for the past three weeks. The
1ruit being shipped is mostly pears
and prunes. the latter of the Italian
u and Silver varieties.
Lieutenant R. Del. Hasbrouck has
iers Boise for Washington, D. c., where
ne will receive orders. He is a naval
ohcer, but is now assigned to shore
auty, though having as yet received no
definite appointment.
indians are alleged to be killing
large quantities of salmon in the Pay
81 et.e and Salmon rivers. One method
ooPted is to drive the fish against a
stretched across the river, where
are ruthlessly slaughtered.
Inc Lemp canal, near Boise, has
Soia for sloo, 900 to the Settlers
man,s pany, and extensive improve
:, "au be made. At present there
49, i',ooo acres under the canal, of
io'ooo are in cultivation.
..s several ,.,,' new enterprises for Emmett
are, are talked Of among them be being v, saw
mill which will employ aoo .e'nE ,e Dao a 's sa"
and an irrigating canal tba, ,a,I, vU ae' aaan
sae immense tract of land lyino nnrth
OF Emmett on what Is Know AZ
bench. o"n as the
a cloudburst in the hills half nil.
s ove .ne state prison at Boise, Thur.
i usy OF last week, sent a great vo,,,m.
Ol water down the hillside mon s .hs
.on sn. grounds, flooding everything
outside the walls, and doing on.,aara' s
Die damage. N''ne c0n''oera'