Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-07-10
IDAHO STATE NEWS

work setting poles.
II IN believed that Charles schlfct.
the circus employe VINO was shot in a
tight ia pocateIio. viii recover
Vivian Whifen. aged 4 fell from
horse at Caldwell last week and was
stepped on. sustaining injuries which
may prove fatal
One hundred dollars was raised by
the Methodist Sunday school OF Boise
one day last week for the benefit OF
the unfortunate people OF Heppner
Ore.
The colored voters Of Boise. OF
whom there are about 100, have or
ganized for the purpose Of securing
recognition In the matter OF city work
and otherwise
Bishop A. J Glerieux has been ap-
pointed by Governor Morrison mem
Der Of the location board TO select n
site for the industrial reform school |
In Fremont county.
II IL reported that an immense gold
htrike has been made on beaver
creeA. northeast ol Ketchum. Tho
vein IN three feet wide and the ore
runs from 500 TO $3.50 per ton.
thIrteen-foot vein of coal has been
encountered In the Pollard mine. near
Salmon City. II Is said an analysis
OF the product OF the big ledge shows
II superior to most western Goals Of
that class
Last week DR. l.. 8. Gregory OF
Boise and Or, Samuel Truitt OF Cot
tonwood were appointed by Governor I
Morrison ne members OF the state I
board OF medical examiners for
term OF six years. \
All efforts TO secure revocation OF [
the order from the treasury depart
msnt deporting Hun Nun. the Poca- O
tello Chinese restaurant keeper. have b
failed and the Celestial viii be com ?
PEELED To return TO China
J. A. Epperson OF Pocatello was
killed by train some time during the
night OF the 4th, his mangled body be-
ing found In the morning He had
considerable money on his person
when last seen. but none was found y
on him when his body was discoy q
cred III
Fire In the Short Line yards in Po- =
catelio on the lat. destroyed about =,
$4,000 worth OF ties. timber and y,
A high wind darlns the &C
progress OF tho fire threatened the Gu
destruction OF a portion OF the town. .
but vigorous work averted general
O,
A G-yearod Boise boy named Jones
came near being drowned last week
In peculiar manner. He foil into In
m irrigation ditch. striking his head or,
n such a manner as to render him ar,
unconscious. and but for tho timely nil
arrival OF some larger boys, would tai
lavc surely been drowned. mi
A peculiar accident happened TO wit
ssorge stephens at Montpelier last not
rock. While sitting In the shade OF dit
large pile OF wool sacks. one OF
hem fell and struck him squarely on cit
hc head. dislocatlng his neck Tho the
octor placed his neck in plaster OF bee
aris. and he will recover. gro
he two young sons OF Prof. H. l.. s,r,
Arlington OF the Lewiston state nor. FRO,
al school we're drowned In tho
make river on the 30th. They were
god . and years. and their cloth A =.
& was found on shore. indicating
at they had gone In bathing when =
- troacherous current swept them
ray. M's
=, Sha
Forty years ago Frank r. Comm of =,
'ise delivered tho Fourth OF July .,
alton At Warrens. then BUSTING "a.
tie placer mining camp. or the I, -
. men who listened TO Mr.. Cof1n's
'rds At that time. not one Is living ia.
wArrens today. hom
An Italian. name unknown. threw
nself under a train tn Pocstsllo and
= Instantly killed.. He had been
milling and lost several hundred ~
Il.rs sx.rx can, Ia h.a .cs ,ha, been
liked out and deliberately threw re"
uself under the train SO
Moscow citizens have had the free ~"
livery service since the nrst OF
!. -. 49,, don
~ w." 'A"'S' osf''ots anu Cock
} substitute. but lind the service slider