The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-12-16

From Exchanges.
OF INTEREST TO IDAHOANS.
Events and Industrial Progress
Of the Week.
A corps OF the Women's Relief
Corps, was organized at Payette Dec.
3.
The new steel bridge across the
Snake river at Wclser Is 900 feet long
and cosU $4,000. The state appro-
priated $4,000, Malheur county,
Oregon, appropriated ST 900, and the
balance was subscribed by citizens.
The annual meeting of the Idaho
Wool Growers Associ alton will be
held in Pocatello, beginning Dec. 12,
and John Mcmillan, president, and
Monte b. Gwinn, secretary of the
association, are working hard to
make the meeting the most success.
ful In the history of the organization
On Wednesday evening of last
week, while Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Helm OF Occur d'Alene were at the
auditorium, thieves entered their
home and plundercd their rooms of
500 worth Of jewelry and cash.
There is no clue to the burglars who
are b ellevcd to be residents of Occur
d'Alenc.
The National determination Cart
ridge company, Ltd, which went out
of business during the hard times OF
1894, has incorporated at Moscow
| with capital stock of $4,000. II
will manufacture the Erickson fumi.
eating cartridge for the eXtermina.
tion of squirrels and gophers.
Governor Morrison has received q
letter from Miss Rose Hyde, Of Lon
don, who is very anxious to learn the
whereabouts of her brother, Edwin
Hyde, aged So. When the family
J last heard Of him, 10 years ago, hi
was in Idaho, supposed to be engaged
in the cattle business. Any on,
knowing his whereabouts will confe
favor by communicating with thu
governor or with Miss Hyde, whos'
address is l3 Hothfleld terrace, Lowe
Ra., Rotherhithe, London, England
, The Idaho Falls sugar factor
5 closed its doors after successful rur
from October 3rd to December 6
The factory lacked 46 sacks of havinl
; 10000 tons. There were employed
!; inside and outside 220 men not count
: ing the beet haulers. AT the closes
$ figure that can be obtained the fact
ory reports that they paid out durin
their run little over 1901. $50
This does not include the pay of tn
beet harlers. The sugar factory re
ports this has been very prospcrou
, year and hope to do as good or bette
next year.
Il Warden C. A. Perrin of the pen
e tentary has been succeeded by Da
w. Ackley, a majority opinion of tn
J; supreme court having pronounced th
J, action OF the majority of the pliso
: board valid in removing Perrin an
/, appointing Ackley. A minorii
:. opinion dissented on the grounds th;
the chairman Of the prison boal
u should have been notified that
meeting would be held and that tn
not having been done the action
n the board at that meeting was nu
ID and void. @. 3. Kelly. whose alleg'
Q. peculations caused his discharge
rs Perrin, was Immediately reaproint'
As by Acklcy as chief clerk. e.,
1e A dispatch from Boise, dated DE
D. 8, announces that the supreme cou
u has reversed the decision Of dud
nc Morgan of the district court OF koe
OF cnai county ia the guardianship
Arva aud Elmer Brady, infant chill
": rem or Judge John G. Brady, dccease
n. The reversal is in favor Of Father
.h j. Purcell, alleged guardian, app,
. liant. The case just decided Crigi
ated by Father Purcell dlng pc
tion and bill nf expenses US guardla
,r. A demurrer was sustained 10y l
ca probate court aud the petition dl
"a. missed. The case was appealed
a the district court which affirmed |