Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-03-20
IDAHO STATE NEWS.


been organized In Caldwell.
The farmers around HALEY are com
planning OF the shortage OF hay.
II has been settled that Boise Will
have donation from Andrew Carnegie
for library.
completed January 6. The structure is
block in PocateIlo.
The Presbyterians of Payette have
decided to build a large brick church
In the near future.
The district convention OF the State
Sunday School association will be held
in Payette. May 2, and 4.
The directors OF the Independent Tel
ephone company have perfected plans
for bringing their line into Nampa.
Governor Morrison last week received !
telegram announcing the death OF |
his mother and the serious illness or
his father.
Work In the Minnie Moore mine at
HALEY will be resumed In about a
month. About seventy-ive men are
idle as result of the recent fire.
The Masons of Pocatell last week
dedicated their new tempe. The cor
ner-stone for the new temple was laid
August rs last, and the building was
The verdict OF the coroner's Jury In
the Glenn's Ferry railroad accident
censures the engineer Of the passenger
train for not having his engine under
control.
The steamer which plies between
Occur d'Alene City and Harrison.
which has been laid up on account of ,
Ice for several weeks, has resumed its
regular trips.
A press dispatch states that In c
head-on collision near Llmon, Colo, /
Robert Simpson. aged 1s. of Hope, this t
state, who was stealing ride. had
both legs broken. 1
The advance In the price OF Occur ?
dAlene lead will be OF very material b
benefit to the entire section, and makes r
the future of that district appear .
brighter than ever g
The snowfall at Haley so far this v
winter amounts to an even 100 inches, :, y
The lightest snowfall recorded at this o
point was 20 inches, In 1923, and the
heaviest 1851 inches, in 1898. IA
A Priest River dispatch says that "
nan named Murphy and Frenchman, Is
name unknown. quarreled In saloon, &C
md Murphy stabbed his antagonist In m
no back. but without fatal result. ~
An express package out of the ordi- HI
lary was received In Boise last week. ca
being an imported coach stallion. W.
which was expressed from the east, SO
ho express charges on the animal be- In
ng $500.
The Kittic Burton company. operat.
ng with fifteen stamps on Indian o>
reek. are shipping about $4,000 in
old per month. There is talk that
hey win soon add fifteen additional la.
lamps -
a baseball team is being organized att
Nampa for the coming season. with SCI
rpctically the same players as last tn.
sar, and the citizens are raising quite TIN
sum toward paying the expenses OF eel
10 team. 80,
A special to the Salt Lake Tribune wo
'ys; Judge Hepburn called at the rig
ate department today Saturday to pos
go the appointment of George n. Int. goo
itor Of the Pocatello Tribune, to a s s,u
'od consular position. DO
A number OF Cinnamon were arrest. for
in Boise last week on a charge OF /
ing illegally In this country. Some a w.
them have been insBoIse for many ser
airs. but never secured papers. Two are
them viii be deported tnr
Arrangements are being made for a r ,va'
II for the Lost Packer mine on Loon acr
rex, In Custer county. The last mr. maj
IN tons shipped netted $3.50. and the
10 as,i,,..oa a., a.. a s,
'cked out win yield 100000.
Convict Meeks was last week re. @
wed from the hospital 10 the state citi,
nitentiary. Mecks rs the prisoner cafe
% made break for liberty several n d,
eks ago receiving a bullet in his n vi
that necessitated amputation. ,sa
A. the result OF a quarrel over some II. I
m chores. Ling Sing. Chinese cook The
tho Lemp ranch. IN Crane guIch. take
y shot ans instantly killed BY Their