Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-01-16
IDAHO STATE NEWS.

Ociik t> ~'+7 1870 NF-f'
attend TO-
Redmond J. HanIon Of Dewey IL
said 10 be the youngest man In tbs
present legislature Mr. HanIon is 2s
year Of age
Ma joint caucus OF the Democratic
members Of the legislature. James n
Harley was selected as their candi
date for senator.
Afa meeting OF the Boise city coun.
ell last week, an ordinance was or.
dsrsd drawn providing for over three
miles Of cement walk
4 number Of smallpox cases having
appeared in Payette recently. the
school board has decided that all pu-
pills shall be vaccinated.
new addition to the town of Lew.
iston was placed on the market last
week. and In two days the sales OF
lots amounted TO 10000
Senator Dubois OF Idaho presided
over the senate one day last week In
an Interview the senator said he stil
had doubts OF Cuban reciprocity this
session.
Fear Of an epidemic OF smallpox at
Hngcrman has passed all the sick
being on the road 10 recovery and
there being no danger OF the disease
spreading.
Seventeen new families have set.
tied near Cambridge within The las,
six weeks. II is safe TO predict an
enormous immigration In this valley
in the spring.
A million feet OF Lumber has been
used in the Pearl district since the
FIRST OF October, and now the camp Is |
out and the roads are too muddy 10 |
haul II In. except at great expense.
merous In the vicinity OF Weiser that
they are an intoIerabe nuisance. and |
the ranchmen have begun organizing |
hunting parties TO get rid OF the little
pests.
The creamery plant at Payette is
now churning over 200 pounds per
week OF the best butter ever had in
the vicinity. and by spring the pro
prietors expect to churn that much
per day.
the Five Bars Mining company has
fled articles OF incorporation with the
secretary OF state. The principal bust
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ness once OF the company is located
Mt Boise City. and the capital stock Ia
fixed at ss,ooo.ooo-
Walter Morrow. aged 10. OF Cald
wen. while out riding met with path.
full accident The horse slipped and I
fell. falling on the boys right leg and
foot. the member being badly crushed /
and the ankle sprained
The national guard OF this state Is
now composed of ten companies. with
900 men and 4 regiment band OF
twenty-five pieces. The guard two
years ago consisted OF four companies
with an enrolment OF 200 men.
James Mccurdy pioneer OF Cen !,
|
few days after Christmas,
was lifting box of apples out OF a /,
wagon and scratched his knuckles on
\ piece OF wire The injury appeared &
so insignificant that he paid no atten
ton to Il.
Representative John u. Fitzpatrick
OF Custer travelled s75 miles to reach q
the state capital. although his home
Is less than 200 miles from Boise as
the crow dies. According TO his Idea. /,
all Custer needs 20 be the best county | .,
In the state Is railway communica.
ton. ~
II Is feared that Thomas f. Kane.
who has been engaged for thirty-flye =
FEARS In many newspaper enterprises '
pn the Pacific coast, has either taken -
,is own llfe or been the victim OF foul ~
play al Lewiston. Kane started the =,
hrst periodical nj Nome after the dis ~
'overy Of gold there. ~
Weldon Brinton Hepburn. the to
.hoicc OF tho Republicans for senator. 10
coated al Wallace nineteen years ago. Al,
shere he opened a law ONCE. aud has
engaged In his profes.
'ion- He has represented the state in
very national convention since be be / OF
anne citizen OF Idaho excepting that IN
II 1896. -
The Payette River Lumber 4 Manu- tr,
acturing company has secured an ex- 10
ensive tract OF timber on the payette pr
liver ard PURPOSES erecting "A sawmiil | In