The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-11-14
NEWS OF IDAHO
Items Of General Interest Gathered
From ALI Over the State.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL DoINos
A Brief Review OF improvements, Growth
and Development Along All Lines
Throughout Our State.

10, 900 sheep from Van Sfckies ana
5000 head from other parties. When
these are added to the present mum.
Der owned by the Wilson brothers II
will place them among the large own.
ers OF the state.
A,ucies VI ,ncolporauun nave been
formed for the purpose Of maIntain.
ing public amusement hall and
iouse roons. ne p,incipar once OF
.ne COMPANY 10 c",euU ,,, direct
ors ere =. No,e, "A, p th,anison' Lee
roy iucner' aericA ~neian, 1. W.
NUM-. Inc amount VI capital STOCK
IL $i@oo'
Representative French has been no.
titled by the pension bureau that men.
sion medical examining boards would
be appointed at Pocatello and Lewis.
ton In addition to those already in
Idaho. Members OF the new boards
WI We appoanseu Un characterization
Hevbnrn ""'o'
m, ,.,,,
nany limited organized Sor .hs o n',a
nose of carrying IN a general ro,I pui.
business has fiIed incornorat,on ,", lug
pers. The prircinal off1ce of the cn 20
many 10 Of Iawtston Tda The a,,,o..
OF canital stock 10 n Ron oo0 ~ ths
djrectora orc Chris Osnoors WINS, sno
7 White Eben Monnca 1osnar 'E NJ
Mounce r r. pbil,ine ana rhoaa IA.
parLs al ~ iewiaton ouofe
Work on the big Granite State
crosscut tunnel to reach the ri
Paso ledge in the Pearl d,o,r,..
lie progressing very nicely. being
now IN ooo Ieet. from 800 to 900
reach tba orc bodv Witch vii, i hn ro 20
feet below the surface. There ia an
excellent showing In the surface
, Works on tnls mine, and II anything
rno,' 10 lo1 a1 ueep uomh, tne ROCK
IN uoiu ",inS Souipany VIII nave
$500. Senson 10 superin-
'enuen'
From a reliable source II is learned
that arraneemants arc oor,o.o, -.
A.. ior
'ne eA'enuins vi tne racine q Idaho
Northern railroad, that runs from
Weiser to Council, to the Seven Dev-
lis and the Meadows. Work will
probably not commence until spring,
as the season is too far advanced to
90 anything this winter. The people
renorts ot ren m~te n $1,000 so many
they had begun To believe notbins
they hear regarding it, but this
S SSan rom source that cannot be
dent of tba p SI NJ e. i' a. ul presi
from New York to take nm tho mater
Tho dal,verv ., or.,, =.
'ne ware
Aoueee a' Ouiuesac mas peen rushed
curing the past two or three weeks,
an average of 200 teams arriving and
unloading each dav An a.
hou.o. ~ sne ware
a,to~..,, ,uii " gram, ana Iears are
tr - 'a,n n.a, ina. mere VIII be difiicul-
see.ins the wheat out when
10 on oesens 10 move. Monday OF
oa;,, "eeh oooo SACKS OF grain were re-
49, 1891 NO saies Oh large amounts
nare oeen maze mere, although the
eea'e y, safes is frequently large
nra LIS selnne small lots to meet
70 rr, a,s uenanus. MOST OF the large
aIthoTah noluins Ior nisner prices,
livared mt nunnper VINO nave not de-
as the grain is ali in warehouse thew thew
VIII sell il prices keep up.
Harry Hart was In Emmett from
the coal mine last week. and renorts
that owing to the lack of timhers
their force is laying off ar nresant
but they expect to be at n AGAIN IN
few days. He says there are so many
orders in for timbers from the differ
ent mines hereabouts that not enough
regard - "a tss 'nem can De found In
beds. Mr. Hart save th.t an sneir LEA JUs,
Of the coal is steadily improving with
depth. 1t is the company's object 10
run a tunnel under the high hir IN
order to gain greater deptb whore the
coal is necessarily more comnact and
much harder than it would he nearer
he surface. They are now in ahout
l60 feet on the new drift started N
accomplish this purpose Tbav will
continue this cut as soon as possible.
Ind timber the workings tboronghly
is they go in. There is ouite good
bile of coal on tba DIM, 49, s ,s
icing put ON the market ,ust ,o,,,
'1'' "o"'
eneiai bagiey, In re-
ponse 10 an inquiry by State Game
warden 1orns, has decided that the
ale of game birds 10 NOT ,~oh,h,,oa
" the stat,,ta