The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
Around the State



ia. standi,y haz been arrested at
PosateIIo charged with threatening to
kill hi- wife.
In attempting TO boani moving train
at Mace. Richard Ellington. miner az
the Mammoth. was struck By the ears
and instantly killed He was unmar-
risi and p years of age
The three-yesr-old son Of Mrs.. Mar
saret Moon Of orrhar.I. fell into a Tub
Of scaling water SUNDAY and died
* hours later. Mr. Moon i keeping
house for William Barrow. the section
foreman. and hal placei the tub Of wa
ter on the foor whilc -crubbing, and the
child accidentally ielI in.
Mrs. Dave Evans. who disappeared
some time ago with her three Weeks' old
labv from her ranch on Little Wood
river. has been located in the house Of
her brother-in-law, John E.lxar'ls- It
seems that domestic trouble was the
cause II her leaving and Was the ccca-
sion of considerable alarm a. 10 her
safety. She Ieft breakfast partly
cooked when -he disappeared leaving no
warming and ioul play vas feared At the
time
Conductor W F. smith, q the Clear
water passenger train, has placed in the
mining bureau a portion OF his valuable
collection II Indian curios- The eolIec-
ton placed in the bureau l. valued at
$1,000 aud contains many OF the historic
relies Of the Nez PeFee tribe The war
bonnet and pipes Of Chief whitebird
and articles captursl in the var with
the Sioux are in the collection The
ceremonial axe l. the feature ofthe c',i-
lection. There are only two known q
this kind. one Of which i treasured by
the Smithsonian institute The other IS
owned nv Mr.. smith. Bows aud arrows.
With war cluls used in the wars Of the
tribe. are in the eollertiou--Lewiston
Tribune.
Al Mountainhome Monday afternoon,
john Jones Of Bruneau. Was seriously
ziashe,l by Fresl Burger oi this place
Jones Is a very large man. while Burger
Is small. The men were quarreling
/ when Jones assaulted Burger with bill
, liasd cue. knocking him down. Burger
] finally snsree,se-i in dEawing knife and
sIashe-d Jones. one cut running from the
corner Of his eye 10 his chin and another
cutting a deep cash in his throat- The
men were separated and a doctor called.
JoneS' wounds were dresss-i and he l.
. resting easy though there Is some un-
certainty as to his recovery Burger Is
badly bruised
There was trouble in earnest on Mar
be creek Monday when a gang Of claim
jumpers attempted To- gain possession oi
some of the land located By homestead
ers in that p,rt Of the county. They
h.,d been previously warned by the sher-
, if 10 keep away. hut did not heed the
warming. and a fight ensusd between
The ho,nestea.lers and the jumpers
which resulted in the killing Of one man,
who's, name we were unable 20 learn
AMI the injurine Of Frank Baulie, who Is
known to many Of the Wallace people
Boulie j. - bs,lly beaten that his res0s-
cry Is doubtful. He was taken on !
streteher In the head Of navigation. but
his condition Wa 50 serious that It VA.
impossible to move him any further
Wallace Essle.
10 Last week while making an inspection
! Of the different sipcks Of sopls in Gene
See. A. McPherson. state pune iool in
! speesor, lasstei quantity OF Frencf
=. peas which hai teen colorsI wish sui
phste Il copper. The see.is were taxed
= from the shell ard destroyed On th'
"A subject Il whether or MOI the use u sui
s phate oi copper Is injurious To th'
: health. re,ent official baiietin Of th'
ii, agricultural department makes ioru;a
i announcements oi the discovery that eS
!, trenely diluted solutions Of saiDhate d
a. copper viii rid large reseryoirs Il waite
4 of an impurities. iueiu.ins iyphoid an'
r ehoicra germs. Tie huiie,in iurths'
states that solutions Of eopper muc'
= sironser this are NOS considered inlori
,- Gus 10 uian r. ether animals Il 4o'iit
: spiear frsin tins shst eoppese'i peas arr
he nor only harmleSs. bot that they uiishi
rrovA vesitable live sSverz IN typho'd
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