The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-17
ORGANIZED FOR
FUTURE WoEK
WIN Mohl Of Clifford Again Aiade=
Horticulture inspector
in This District

BOISE, March 1.-THE State Dairy
Pure Food and OIL commission and tlr
State Board of Horticultural inspect3oas
held separate mcetihgs here rsceptlE
and later met in joint session for th@
purpose Of recognising and outiining
the work for the next two years. ThE
three meetings were very satisfActory
The first meeting held was ths4 ~
the State Dairy. Pure. Food ana Qa0
commission. which met in the once ~
DR.. H. P. Ustick. There were present
President w. c. Howie. Secretary "A. ~
Hit. Secretary Of State w. n. Gsb-
son. Inspector Alex Mcpherson anGz
Professor H. T. French. ata
The reorganization OF the comyntS-
sion was effected by the SELECTION oE
w. c. Howie as president and A. =
Hit secretary. The appointment -
the state chemist and the location a. =
laboratory was deferred until April l1s-s
The adoption of standards. rules &a111
regulations was also set for that data
The joint meeting Of the State Dairy.
Pure Food and OIL commission ana thG-
State Board OF Horticultural tnspee--
ton followed the meeting Of the form
er organization DIR. H. p. Ustick waar
chairman Of the meeting and A. r. Hitt.
was elected secretary Of the two boardA<
for the term.
Alex Mcpherson was unanimously
reelected pure food commissioners ana
horticultural inspector for the next tue-
years. By virtue of the new sta&uenm
he il also bee Inspector and sealer Or
weights and measures
Following the joint meeting the State
Board OF Horticultural inspection met
at O'clock In the afternoon in IN.
Usticks ONCE. DIR. II. p. Ustiek, Pre-
fessor H. T. French and Professor L-
M. Aldrich OF Moscow, = r. HubbarGs
OF Payette and A. +. Hit OF Weiser~
were in attendance.
The resignation OF H. w. Webber ~
deputy inspector for Latah county wasss
accepted and P. s. Darlington waas
elected to the position.
Deputy inspectors and Districts
Lincoln and Blaine counties wera>
added to District No. 10 under Inspec.
tor John Adams of Oakley. All othex-
inspectors win retain their did posi-
tions. the names of the officers, the dis
tricts covered by each and the app0xs-.
tionments being as follows:
District L. Nez Perce. Latah, Idahes
and that portion Of Shoshone county
lying in the Clearwater basin. This dis
trict is subdivided as follows: NeE.
Perce, Idaho and that portion of Sho-
shone. county lying in the Clearwater
basin: William Mohl Inspector, Gifford
$3.50. Latah county. p. S. uarlingto1s.
inspector. Moscow. $3.50.
District 2. Washington county,.
William Walker Inspector, weiser..,
$3.50.
District 3. Boise county Payetta.
valley in Canyon county; j. r. FieldAs
inspector, Plymouth, $3.50.
District 4. Boise valley, Canyors
county and Owyhee; J. G. Lieser Inn
spector. Nampa. $3.50.
District 5. Ada and Elmore county,.
B. F. Hurst inspector, Boise $3.50
| District 6. Bannock. Bear Lake anCa
| Oneida: w. +. Fisher inspector, Ok
ford, $3.50.
District Z. Bingham and FremonI,.--
w. T. Harris inspector Biackfoot, $406o-
District s. Lemhi and Custer. J. w.
Davis inspector. Salmon, $50.
District 3. Lewis and Clark countless
and that portion of Shoshone counts
lying north of the Clearwater basfpK
This district is subdiy ided MS follovrgs-
That portion OF Lewis and Clark counr-
ties lying north OF the Pend d'OreiIfe
lake and river; T.. c. Smith INSPECTOR
Lewis comfy. Ponners Ferry, $3.50; thn
remainder of this district Haley K
Smith, Clark county Rathhrum $20E;
District 10. Cassia, Lincoln ausi
Blaine counties; John Adams inspector
Oakley. $3.50. tThe state inspeetos
looks after Lincoln and Blaine coun-
ties.)
Appropriation for faos. $4,000. (BaI
ance on hand April /, s4.S47.21.l