The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1904-11-17

The Masons OF Boise are planning
TO erect handsome temple.
Lewiston people prophesy pop1-
lation OF o,ooo for that city In five
years more.
The total registration OF the state
this year Is given by the Statesman
at ~, 1850 The total vote two years
ago was %, ,s5,.
A petition is being circulated in
Boise asking for the appointment Of
an entire new police force ON account
OF the slot machine exposures at that
place.
berry Givens, the Owyhee horse
thief who was arrested at Hunting
ton, was convicted last week after a
second trial and given i've years In
the penitentiary.
John Norberg, a laborer In the log
eing camp OF Flint s. wilkins at
Powder Horn bay, seven miles down
the lake met instantdeath by n
tree falling ON him, crushing his body
To Jelly,
G A Foresman, publisher OF the
Lewiston Daily Teller, which is In
the hands Of the court, has brought
suit for $4,000 damages against the
Lewiston National Bank on whose
suit the plant was closed.
L. b. Caple, special government
land agent, whose duty II Is TO In
vestigate whether or not homestead
settlers are making the residence on
their claims required by law, has
been transferred from Blackfoot IL
Boise.
Gus Mlllerke, OF Boise. died We'd
nesday as the result Of being acci
dentally shot by W. l.. Phelps OF the
! same place while they were hunting
near Caldwell The shot took effec'
, In the.calf OF the leg aud severed NJ
artery, death resulting from loss o
, blood before assistance could be Sc
cured.
. Walter Richardson, the able janito
: OF the public schools, came very nea
: losing his life this morning as the re
e suit of Halloween prank. Som
e mischievous boy knocked his she,
: over last night and while trying b
d replace IL he was overcome by th
i weight and the shed fell upon him
I pinning him underneath. lie wa
y extricated by neigbbors aud a pbysl
d clan sent for, who discovered tina
his leg had been badly crushed an
S he would be crippled for some time
o -Nampa Leader.
: Judge Steele this afternoon refuse
y an order continuing the receiversbi
'e for the Teller Publishing compan,
u The court ordered that the sheri
ls take the plant In hand and continu
u printing the election ballots. allow
'e ing s20 day expenses for three day
II The court announced that unle'
some settlement was arrived at b'
tween interested parties by ton,orro
morning at 10 O'Clock, he would plat
=. the property permanently In u
u hands OF the sheriff which means q
"A plant will be Idle until sold IT
IA paper was issued this evening, COZ
Ar tmry 10 expectations. but contain,
IN no statement In regard 10 the troubl
40 Lewiston Special.
m Associate Justice S!ockslager ra
lie up between trains today, on his r
,s turn from term OF the suprcD
at court at Lewiston, where three cas-
- were dismissed, one continued al
20 10 submitted. "The business Of q
X. court. +" said Judge stockslager, IN
,u doubled since became member
d. Iit. The cases now submitted vi
TO keep us at work every day until ne
ir June or July, and three or -four yea
he hence there will have 10 be three
D. i've commissioners appointed TO q
ur sist the court. We have tried
We clear the docket each term and ha
et succeeded nearly every time. r.
on docket was cleared last term, b
tie the business is growing very rapi
~ ly. Wood River Times.