Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-04-04
IDAHO STATE NEWS.

on the new federal haiiaInr al Isoss,
A po~tofice has been established =
Ivy. Laash county. Idaho, with FrAa
G. Davis as postmaster.
The base ball season opened Al ssois
last Sunday: when a esae WAS plsse.
by Boise and Nampa teams.
Frederick Small. 81 Idaho City. VII
came 10 Idaho IN 1888. succambed to
stroke OF paralysis last week
IL Il believed that bet~een 5000 4
5000 people will 20 into The Thunde
Mountain country this season.
some rich placer claims are being
worked near Boise. recent cleanup
. showing about sic day per man.
Among The public building items Il
the snndry civic appropriation bill &,
one Of $4,000 for Bosses new building
A coal mine is being opened up TWEEN
~ mlies southeast OF Council which IL
said to contain the best coal yet found
In the state.
There Is already large amount Of
travel 20 Thunder Mountain. though
the time has not yet come for people
10 go IN who are well equipped.
The coal discovery 10 the foot hills
In srnnyslde addition to Boise is at
tracing considerable attention. The
vein Is about four feet in thickness.
ID. Basil OF Boise sold a dry ranch on
Smith praise last week for 81 800. He
homesteaded the land two years ago,
and the improvements did not amount
TO much.
Ben Hopper. well known rancher
OF Mann Creek, was attacked by vi
cious boar Saturday morning aud bad
ly lacerated. IL Is feared he was
seriously injured.
A. Strickland, OF Emmett. has been
bound over To the district court on
charge OF assault with intent to com
nit murder, he having run sheep
herder off his place at the point of
gun.
A lamb with two heads and seven
legs is freak that appeared on one OF
the leading ranches of Idaho the
other day. The freak has been.
mounted ana will be presented to some
museum.
The total revenues of Bannocls |
amounted to sss eo5- SO, while the ex-
penses for the same period were $751;
$500, leaving balance of over So, 900
in the treasury.
Truman Keller, OF Caldwell, was last
week arrested by A. Mcpherson, horti-
cultural inspector, for violating the
tate horticultural law. He was taken
before Judge Little, and, pleading
guilty, was fined SIS.
Joe Brasswell. aged 10, OF Boise.
vas driving u dog attached to wagon
n which he was riding, when the im-
,royised horse turned corner so sud-
lenly that the lad was thrown out and
sustained a broken arm.
Len Copeland OF HALEY had his foot
adly mashed by getting 1t caught in
hy wheel of the air compressor at
he Golden Star mine. His having
cry heavy boots on was all that saved =.
is foot from being torn Off.
Sheriff A. w. kroninger OF Nez |
cree county has tiled a petition In l
he supreme court asking for q
'rit OF mandamus to be directed
gainst the state board OF examiners !
, compel the board TO pay the sheriff's
Spcnses in bringing prisoner back
'om Tennessee !
Mrs. Caroline Eliason, one of the i.
'rly pioneers OF Soda Springs. Idaho, /;
ed there on Thursday, aged 7s years, !
RS. Eliasou married Eric Eliason at c
florence, Neb., in 1900 while on an !
'erland journey to Utah. They set /,
ed at Pennington, afterwards NOV o
~ to Soda Springs. r
AT Lewiston. Judge Steele denied a =,
otion for writ OF mandate prayed for b
i l. +. Inman OF Lewiston and #. j .
adney of Nex Perez 10 be- directed to u
10 state board OF medical examiners
mpelling them to issue licenses TO y
aetiee medicine to both inman and 2
aduey. whom tho board had denied v
'enses on the ground that the school y
anting their diplomas was not n
putable one. II
Congressman Glenn OF Idaho has In "
interpolation the Introduction OF Il
II fnr th1. crecilnn ~ n r..hlln l..ild =,