Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-11-14

IDAHO STATE NEWS.

candidacy for the senatorship.
The total vote cast in Boise wal
s,s4e. the vote in 1900 being s.l57.
The total vote OF cassa county wa,
1,4o0, nm increase OF 100 over 1900
Over one hundred miners are now
employed a, the Minnie Moore mine at
HALEY.
Seventy seven school teachers are
employed In Ada county to teach 3, $50
children.
w. u. Heybu OF Wallace has an
nounced his candidacy for the United
States senate.
A case Of smallpox developed at
Caldwell last week, the disease being
In light form.
Tom Mellon Of HALEY shipped
twenty carloads OF sheep to the eastern
market one day last week.
The report comes from HALEY that
more money changed hands on election
day than at any previous election
At Moscow the University OF Wash
Mascow eleven by score OF 10 TO 0.
j. NJ. Wise OF Boise was taken with
ptomaine poisoning one day last week
and had very narrow escape from
death
The walls OF the first story OF the
government building at Boise have
been completed and the work Of laying
brick will begin at once.
W. II. Casner young man living |
near Boise. was thrown from his horse
one day last week and sustained In
jures which proved fatal.
G. 5. FRASER. driver OF milk wagon.
was held up by two masked men about
mile and "A half west OF Boise one
evening last week and relieved OF 500
n. A. Jacobsen OF payette shipped
full car OF winter Neills pears last
week, mailing the eighteenth car Of
fruit shipped from his orchard this
season.
The Allen evaporator az Meridian
csaght fire from defective ilue one
day last week, but was saved By
prompt action on the part of volunteer
firemen "a
A man named Young aud his wife
aud ten children, recent arrivals in
Boise, were sent to the pest house last !
week, they having broken out with
smallpox. r.
Rev iIartshorn has resigned his i
pastorate ut Meridian on account OF h
his wife's health aud will remove to !.
Boise. where she can receive proper Il
treatment. :.
Charles IIazletou OF Payette lost et
eighty tons OF hay by fire which was VI
started by tramps, who, II is supposed. W
,ad stopped at the stacks intending to | b
'emain all night. ca
The silver Kings ten-stamp mill at 5,
Warren Is running night and day,
iavlng started up about three weeks
'go. About IS men are In the employ
4 the Silver King company. u
FL
Ed jockey, the man who stabbed !, (,
Colonel Goodbye during an alterca- NJ
ion in Mountain Home, plead guilty | -,
I the trial last week and was seu- /,
rnced to two years In the state peri- u,
sntiary. n,
Hundreds OF acres have been staked vi,
ut In tae Black Hornet district, where | of
ne recent discovery of rich gold 30,
dge has been made, and number OF
eople have already begun doing their
caton work.
u. II. l.. Pastor was severely injured *
ear Idaho City last week, while on oe'
Is way to Thunder Mountain, he w
ling thrown from his wagon and '"'
Hing into pile of rocks, being ="
IDLY battered up. e
Charles Reed. who was injured In = ! Ia
paway accident Mt Emmett. Is not | fur
pected to recover. His foot was l To
nputated as u result OF injuries re- I mi,
lived and 1t is feared he win not with wa
and The shock Of the operation.
A fraction of . cord Of wood sold In
'iss last week At the rate of 5000 per
I'd. The piece sold was seven Aad wv
IL feet long and 10 considered . freak,
ing larger At the top thAs IT the "
tom aud literally covered with
ots. W
Ian
John Crete. Sr.. an old timer In Idaho,
9 OF the original discoverers OF gold
the John Dpv country In Ore1on