Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-12-05
IDAHO STATE NEWS.

There baa been from 10 70 IS per
cent increase 10 tho population OF the
state during the past year,
Chin Man Sui. Chinese doctor"
las bsen fined $50 At Boise for practic-
sng medicine without license.
Nimrods are becoming so numerous
In the Vicinity OF washoe that several
farmers have advertised "No trespass-
isg.v
Chairman Standrod Of the National
Republican committee from Idaho haf
announced his candidacy for tho sena.
tership.
The Franklin mine at Pine ia prov
isg to be a veritable bonanza, ore go
lag si4o TO the ton having been dis
covered.
John Miller, OF Boise valley was
selling watermelons In the Boise
market last week, the melons being
raised on his farm.
Isaac Smith, an cmploye at the En-
nor stables, In Weiser, was kicked by
horse last week and badly hurt about
the head and face.
All the alfalfa haydn the Arcadia re-
gion has been sold at satisfactory
hgure to the growers Four dollars
Was the average price
la q football game at Caldwell on
Thanksgiving day, between Caldwell
and psyette teams the Payette boys
were defeated by a score OF 80 to o.
The football contest between the
Boise High school and Weiser teams at
Weiser on Thanksgiving day resulted
In u victory for Boise by score of II
so0
The io-year-old son OF superinten
ont Wiley OF the Minnie mine at
HALEY, aceidently shot himself in the
leg with . revolver. infiicting u dan
Rerous wound
The owners OF the Daisy and Over
look mines At Neal have decided to in
stall loo-ton mill. work to be com
Denced at an early date and completed
~ soon as possible.
The friction which has existcd for
soms time with respect to the enforce
msnt OF the law against gambling In
Boise will probably result in tho resig
nation OF Chief of Police Francis.
The mail service from Meadows to ,
Warren has been re-established. The a
contractors who had the job at So, 500 ;
threw up the job, the contract finally +
being let to other parties at IS, 500. G
Several new residences have been q
built in sight OF Plymouth this fall. a
Much new ground has been fixed for c
next year and other lively evidences OF q
prosperity are TO be seen everywhere. a
Mrs. Josie Kensler, who is serving y
life sentence in the penitsnsiary for y
having assisted Alfred Froei In the =,
murder OF her husband. has had her Il
fourth application for pardon denied y
There Is talk OF another railroad for
Boise. The proposed line 10 to connect 4,
with the Grea. Northern at Huron, s. =.
D., thence TO Chamberlaine. Rapid City, :,
and thence to Bolses City, and to Port :,
and. Ore. =,
E- II. Rollins 4 Sons, the baukors, q,
IRE offering on the Boston market OF
~, 600 Of Lewiston per cent. bonds, o.,
luc in January, 1912. and in January, tn
s3s. at io6.ea, to net about 4 20 per m
ont income. IN
A meeting OF the board OF regents OF :,
he State university Is to be held at
ioise TO devise ways and means Of
srrying the Moscow Institution
through Its appropriation appears to ~.
ave been exhausted.
The count Of the votes for the minor on
srties shows some interesting figures trs
he popuilsts practically disappeared A.,
he vote for Andrews Tor governor was n.
nly is3. The Prtkibitiouists about ei'
cid their own, polling an average OF do
30 votes. The Socialists made better fol
nowing Davis for congress polled IN
7ss votes and Slattery for governor -
s67. no
The X. ;. d. ranch at Arcadia is
'eding several hundred head OF cattle
,r the early spring market They are w
ID alfalfa up to the holidays and then hel
'owded on grain or mill-stuff until Ian
I'D to butchers. The cattle are do Ca
u fpe. ser
The salzer-Ford people are At work mt
the road into Black lake. rec
hey have nearly all of their winter the
'pplies TO take ia and the snow came no'
little too early for them. The snow Ags
reported 70 be from three ~ eight CAV
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