The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-05-13
Around che State


viii be running into Twin Falls about
July first.
Burglars broke into the pl-tonice at
Kellogg last Saturday night and got
away with about $500 IN cash.
Peter A. Steers, ex-sherifi Of Bingham
was convicted at Pacatello, "a
Friday, Of embezzlement Of public funds
on one count, two still standing against
him
Payette is TO have new hotel at the
corner OF Boise and Min streets. The
building is to be 94x94 feet, two stories
high, Of cement stone and the plans call
for 40 bed rooms.
John A. Eleson, Arthur Navior and r.
c. Mercer, =heepmen from Utah AMI
Nevada. were unprecedented in Bannr e.,
county and each fined $40 for violatiou
Of the livestock sanitary Iaw
Al an election held in Caldwell Tues
day for the purpose of bonding the in
dependent school district in the sum Of
5000 to erect a school house in the frs
ward the vote was favorable to the is
suance Of bonds, 54 votes being cast for
and one against.
The $4,000 liquor license at Twin Falls
has about put the saloons ont Of bust
ness at that place but "sodawater''
dumps and kindred Industries are fur
nishing a brand Of irrigating fluid thar
appears to do the business as well as-the
fancy priced license product.
Henry Mitchell, while descending in
t, 90 foot well at Rupert, a townsite
IN the Minido<a tract, was overcome by
gas when down about 40 feet and fell to
the bOttom. A rescue party quickly
formed and with the aid Of air pumps
the remains OF the unfortunate man was
brought to the surface.
The insane asylum commission, Great
Il for the purpose OF selecting site in
one of the five northern counties for the
establishing Of an insane asylum have
been out looking over the different sites
and will doubtless soon make known
the result The party consists OF Gov
rnor Frank B. Cooling, DIR. ]. H.
Givins, James Stevens, Robert Aikman
and Robert Hayes.
Pete Glacherie, an Italian, almost
miraculously escaped death at Silver
City Tuesday night, by falling 70 feet
down an ore chute in the Trade Dollar
mine. He escaped with badly broken
right leg, his knee being shattered. The
accident occurred at the change OF
shifts. the unfortunate man CHANGING to
stumble through the manhole.
An unknown man, supposed TO be =
sheepherder. ran amuek on Wool
River branch train sun lay aud after
slashing the throat OF one passenger
with knife. was shot and Instant,
killed by William Schaffer, constable
who was on the train. The injured
2 mans name is Moore and he Is connect
} ell with the Salt Lake Office OF an east
ern publishing firm There is ittl'
: chance for his recovery.
The Idaho state camp OF Moderi
woodmen OF Am rica met at Coe'
d'Alene last week for its third biennia
meeting. There were go delegates, rel
. resenting all the camps in the state
: and over 400 visitors from neighborin
: camps. ]. II. Harris Of Weiser, wa
elected state consul; Adrian Nelson {
Moscow. clerk Elmer Doty. Harrison
= advisor: J. II. Koch, Rathdrum, bank
= err. 7. W. Bailey and J c. MeMulle
were elected by aeclamation to atten
, the head camp to be held in Milwaukee
Wis. June 20. 1905. The next stat
:. camp will bc held at Payette.
r An accident al the Trade Dollar min
l. at Silver City. last Tuesday mornin
IL cost Will Iueiis, the assistant meehan
Is at the nill his life. About 10 o'clock
4 started to solder mp big gasoline tan
N when the contents exploded. blown
rs out the head OF the tank and inhictii
u injuries upon the young man fro
:, which he died the same evening.
. was about % wears OF age and unmarrie
Inglis father is the mill iorenan a.
master mechanic at the mine. The e
ploded tank contained 100 or $50 gallo
m. OF gasoline and Inslis was At wo
to with his blow pipe around the plug VII
81 g, the explosion occurred The renal
were shipped to Boise Wednesday