Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-07-04
IDAHO STATE NEWS.
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80 s<f~' ~ s'Vf'r Pftftrc ~ tftCt Z
new building to be used for lodge pur-
poses.
conservative estimate places the
number Of men now In the Thunder
Mountain district at 5000.
The bootblacks OF Boise have banded
together and sent for charter, pre-
paratory to organizing union.
The president has nomin ted Ernest
q. Esgleston 10 be surveyor-general
OF Idaho, thus settling tho PerrauIt
case.
The thirteenth animal Christian En-
deavor convention OF northern Idaho
and Washington. was held 10 Seattle
last week
Work on the new Academy OF Idaho
building at PocateiIo has been sus-
pended for the present. owing to the
shortage OF brick
IL is reported that over 800 people
left Msckay last week ns a result Of
the closing OF the White Knob Copper
company's mines.
A number OF new strikes have re-
GENTLY been made In the Marshall Lake
district, and a bright future is predict
cd for this new gold camp.
Miss zenIa Barische, OF weiser, was
seriously injured last week while out
riding, the buggy being turned over.
II Is thought her skull Is fractured.
A new daily mail service has been
established from Bear to Black Lake.
Increased activity at the mines com
PEELED the company to take this step. |
Twenty players have been secured |
for the regimental band being organ
lied at Namps, and n number OF mu-
steal instruments have been donated by
the state.
Nicholas Seaman. an aged prospsc-
tor, died Ia the stage coach while COM
Ing from Thunder Mountain to Ketch-
um last week, the trip having proved
too hard for man OF his age.
Al pocatsllo John G. Galiet, the
twsive-yesr-old son Of Duputy County
Clerk r. q. Gallet, was struck by a
switch engine in the yards and Instant
~ killed. The boy was playing on the
track.
-Four miles east OF Pocatello ledge
OF honey combed quartz that literally
glistens with free gold has been dis-
covered. The width OF tho ledge is
three feet. and samples picked up run
81 900 to the ton.
A. fiermsny. auditor OF the Pacidc &
Idaho Northern, and H. s. varian, a
prominent attorney, came near being
drowned while out Ia a sail boat near
Weiser. The boat overturned, but the
men clung TO 1t until assistance came. {
William Riggs shipped last week
from Wciser dive carloads OF horses. !
Mr.. Riggs has fourteen cars more which
he will pick up along the line from c
Nsiser to Pocstelo. The horses will y
% taken to the Chicago and New York !
markets.
The convicts a, the penitentiary
picked 100 gallons Of cherries one day a
Hst week The state orchard, con j
stating OF 30 acres. IL Ia fine condition. II
All the different trees are loaded with
ruit, except the prune trees, which are q
lot bearing so heavily. Z
Albert Jones, aged is, living near '
yciser. was thrown from his horse and y
ragged a considerable distance. sus- v
aiming injuries which may prove fatal
lie was racing with another young =
asn when bis horse fell. and became !"
frightened when Il got up, y
The White Knob Copper company at :,
iaekey has closed It's mine. smelter i,
nd other enterprises aud abandoned i,
hem indefinitely IL is estimated that :.
ally million dollars has been in- -
es,sd In an effort to get at The noun r,
lin OF low-grade copper ore. ~
The Lewiston land Office was entered ",
riday night Of last week by burglar SCI
no secured notes sggrcgatiug about OF
1000 from sbe private safe Of Reg de
Ter West. The work Of the thief was ca.
q detected nhtii snnday morulng
hen ar. West opened the safe Ia
Deputy sherifis Williams aud Idle. a
an, from shoshoue couaty, Idaho. tai
'vs eopeto Portland Tor tho purpose wa
saking np the hnpt foe Tracy aud "a
srriil ne ceus.cts and murdercrs. re.
aeir iutentien IS 20 work apart from on
her meo iAAt may be 80 ,he Held. pe
= ierson. . young man 20 rs. has I'd
en arrested q, kethdrasn. charged ma
ih horse stealing Jensou IS the "a.