Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-07-08
IDAHO STATE NEWS.

miles from Emmett.
In wreck near PocateIlo Fireman
BlInkensderfer was killed and I
brakeman seriously injured
The improvements made In fhs
building line at Emmett during the
past year are estimated at 100000
Two highwaymen attempted to hold
up saloon in WeIser. but failed TO
secure any booty. the bartender tax
Ing shot AT one OF the men, when
both men fed.
The output OF the Bunker Hill & Sui.
Ivan mine III Wardner. Ida, for June
will exceed that Of any month In the
history Of the mine. II will be some
thing over 5000 tons
Albert White. who shot and killed
Thomas Hamilton at Emmett. was
completely exonerated by the coron-
er's jury, which held that White had
acted In self defense
II In estimated that the Idaho wool
clip this year was about 20 per cent
below that OF 1908. number OF grow.
ers cut down their nocks last autumn
In anticipation OF Il severe winter.
A strike OF aixty-nlne plumbers at
Boise over the discharge OF one OF
their number has been followed by
lockout and plumbers are making ar,
rangemcnts To open cooperative
shop.
The Lewiston Tribune says the first
peaches OF the season were placed on
the market last week by Lewiston
growers and It is expected peaches
and apricots will be received daily
henceforth
Al Mountain Home on the night OF
tho 4th serious cutting ARRAY oc-
CURED. In which man named Jones
WAS slashed across the face and
throat In dangerous manner by
Fred Berger.
Nine prisoners confined In the city
Jail IT Lewiston on vagrancy charges
made their escape by digging through
the brick wall. They would have been
ordered out OF the city had they not
taken French leave.
Thomas Hamilton. proprietor OF tho
Idaho meat market at Emmett. was 7
shot To death In front OF his place OF Z
business BY Albert White. White re- !
fuses TO talk OF the AFFAIR beyond say {
fng that he had 10 do It. I
All former records OF monthly ore ),
shipments from the mines OF the Occur r
d'Alenes we're broken during May. APP ID
~ 900 tons OF crude ore u
and concentrates being consigned to = =
the various smel;ers OF the country. -
II is claimed that the fruit crop In a.
md about Payette this year will be the "
'est on record In southern Idaho. Not ~
ess than 100 carloads of fruit win bs - :,
shipped from Payette this season. as
against between 10 and so last year.
In order to rid tho town Of hobos
twenty-five citizens OF Mountain
lone took two OF the Weary Willies
o the. outskirts OF the town. whore
hey were tarred and feathered and ra
orsewhipped and taken a distance on ha
rail- an
Mrs. David Pugh OF Nex Percc. and in.
or 12.yearoid son we're attacked by III
COW. Mrs. Pugh being seriously in. sw
lred. the COWS horns passing through
or abdomen The woman win re. thu
over The boy was only slightly In. nc,
red
Charles Logan OF billings. Mont.
AS purchased about sixty thousand ne,
lad Of sheep in Washington county fer
ship 10 Montana About twelve jur
oasand head we're shipped from
eissr last week shipments viii con- no
hue for several weeks. say
Tho s-yearold son OF Mis-. Margaret ~
Don OF Archard fell into a tub of era
{ water and died six hours later.
rs. Moon had placed tub of boil He'
& water on the floor and the child.
10 vas running about the room. cox ],
ed with the tub and tumbled in. com
The Msnlaoka branch Of the Oregon OF |
orr Line Is expected 70 be nnishea era,
operation By May Of next year. Frit
sorilag 10 Mark Benaltt. manager OF Lou
} general press bureau at the r.
,rid's fair. who has spent consider dire
"a tilae Ia the vicinity r,,v
Miss Lillian Casey. 10 years old, was ute
'~ned IA the South Boise river. near ing
'se CITY Il appears Nlss Casey s ~
= on hpfseDafN Ff'n@ 70 tcrd the reac
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