Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-10-11
STATE NEWS

The deposit of gold in the assay
office at Boise for the quarter end.
ing September Both was 46,244.67
A great many salmon are being
caught in the Snake and Clear
water rivers. The run appears to
be larger than usual this season,
Wallace, Oct, A. -Edward Rice,
who murdered Matt Mailley a year
ago. was today re sentenced to BIZ
hanged Nov. 80 next.--Tribnne.
The second two-stamp mill for
the Jumbo mine at Buffalo Hump
passed through town today enroute
for the mine, where it will be i'm
mediately put into place.--Mt,
Idaho Mail.
The engine pulling the west
bound passenger train today was a
battered, bruised and bloody Oh
ject. 1t had run through a big
herd of horses al Pocatello and
killed nineteen OF them.---W eiser
Signal.
Moscow, Oct. 4,-Registration at
the university is now $50, about
evenly divided between the pre-
paratory and collegiate depart,
ment. This is am increase of be.
tween 60 and 70 over last year at
this time.
The cold storage warehouse
through the lessee, l.. A. Porter,
shipped five carloads OF fruit, APP
pies and prunes, from this point
this week. The packing of winter
apples on heavy scale will not
begin before the tenth of the
month. Kendrick Gazette.
Washington, Oct. 1.-The inte-
rior department is rapidly COM
plotting plans for opening the Fort
Hall. Idaho, Indian reservation.
The dale for the opening has not
yet been fixed, but it is expected
the reservation, which contains
100000 acres, will be thrown open
to settlement within a few weeks.
Nampa, Oct. 3. General Man
ager Dewey has received the ship
ping bills for Al cars. of steel, to be
used in the construction of the
Idaho Northern railroad from the
Boise river to Emmett. Fourteen
cars were shipped on September
Goth and 30 cars more on the Both,
making in all 1000 tons of steel
rails that will be here in few
days.
Boise. Oct. 5.-The putrid re-
mains of David Levy, a wealthy
rniser of this city, were found at
noon today lying on bed in the
rooms of his Main street block
He had been murdered by strangu-
lation, the deed probably having
been committed Thursday evening.
1t is supposed the deed was COM
mitted for the purpose of robbery.
About $500 is thought to have
been secured.
Kendrick, Oct. 7.-Prune dry.
ing in the Potlatch will be under
Roadway in about 10 days. John
Hutchinson has increased the ca.
pacity Of his dryers to 10000
pounds every SO hours and H. A.
Russell is at work on an addition
to his dryer which will increase
his output to $4,000 pounds in SO
hours. A number OF smaller dry,
ers have been built during the year
and the output of dried fruit from
this section tor this fall, it is esti-
mated, will reach Is carloads.
Lewiston, Oct. 4.-The trustees
of the public school at Spalding
have decided to stand a suit rather
than admit the Indian children
into the school. This decision was
reached after the trustees had been
notified that both the county at
torney and the county school SUI
lperintendent had given an opinion
that the Indian children were en-.
titled to attend the school, school
moneys having been apportioned
to them, and after the attorney for
the protesting Indian parents had
stated that if they were not per-
mitted to enter the school, suit
would be commenced.