Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-03-13
IDAHO STATE NEWS.


playing win giant caps.
The house bill 10 compel the ct
tendance Of teachers at Summer
schools met with defeat.
The city council voted TO make Pay
cite city OF the secon1 class and d.
vide the town into taree wards.
II IA reported that thirty.one families
from Missouri are on the way TO Me.
ridian. where they VIII buy homes.
The sheepmcn In the vicinity OF
Mountain Home report that the loss tc
focks this winter win be about pei
cent above the normal losses.
Bob Jackson OF Mountain Home,
while assisting In digging a well. was
struck In the face by the crank Of the
windlass and seriously injured.
senator Dubois is quoted as saying
that he has received assurance from
The navy department that one Of the
new battleships viii be named Idaho
five carloads OF apples were last
week shipped from Boise TO California.
This Is probably the FIRST time on rec
ord that purchasers from California
have come into the Boise market for
irIit
Reuben Shay has asked the Payette
council TO grant him a franchise TO
put In local Independent telephone
exchange. II granted this franchise
Mr.. Shaw viii build his lines TO all tho
nearby towns
The dwelling house occupied by
Frank Heron nj Pearl was destroyed
by fire last week and only the prompt
and energetic Efforts OF the fire de.
partment saved the Gold Dollar mill
from destruction.
Albert Cilidden. while out riding aft
er horses In the Jumper mountains,
was overtaken by a storm and lost his
bearings. The horse gave out and
could go no further When found
finally Gliddens hands and feet were
badly frozen and amputation may be
necessary.
The senate passed the house legisla-
tive reapportionment bill without
amendment The bill provIes for 81
senators and so members of the house
Each county Is given a member OF the
house for every / 200 votes, or major
portion thereof cast at the last cleo
lion for governor
W. d. Loyejoy, county attorney OF
county for two terms,
las disappeared and his successor has
been appointed II Is said Lovejoy
caves debts to the amount OF over
Is. 600 HIS downfall is attributed to
vine. women and carGs and mining
peculations. s
Among the bills passed at the clos Z
neasure increasing the salaries of $
tate officers as follows. Governor 4
rom 81, 900 10 s. 600 year; Secre- Il
sry of State, from 81 500 to 81, 400: A
auditor from 81 500 10 s.. zoe: Treas A
rer. from 81 600 TO $4,000: State Su- j
from 81 500 TO $4,000 D
Jap. Grinth, large sheep owner of :,
Washington county and his foreman, l.
,hn Rouison. quarreled at Nyssa. Ore.
81 week. when Griffith shot Roulson, N
10 ball entering the right side, In n
citing dangerous wound. II Is said =
riiiith was the aggreasor in the quar- L
! and that the shooting was unjusti- =
d. d
Brakemcn Long and Barrett were
He'd and their bodies burned 10 NJ
Tsp Ia rear-enG collision between
freight and passenger train at
ennis Ferry The freight train was
andlng on the main line when the m
sscnger crashed into the caboose. m,
hich tclescopcd the next car. and
pm the stove IN the caboose the de- :"
Is caught IRE. iis
James A. Wilson, a telegraph opera "''
r employed az Pocatello attempted z"
lclde last week Ia the dining room or
the Pacific hotel. shooting himself i't
rough the body. The attending doc thu
y hope for his recovery. No theory iy
advanced for the rash act, moro no
10 growing morbidness.
Senator Dubois has presented the
mortal Of the Legislature OF Idaho.
orlng an appropriation for the i'm Ne
'vement OF that portion Of the Pand ! Col
seiily river lying between Albany lea
ls and the mouth OF the Priest river gro
Idaho. Is
'eports ~ an exceedingly rich strike TIL,
gcs~ 10 the Teton mountains have tan
n received Il - said the values owe
ge from one.half TO twenty Ave ane