Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
Idaho's Board Of Deposits Decides
TO Place 100000 at Two and
One Half Per Cent
WILL EARN 50, l25 PER ANNUM
Forty Bills Become Effective May l.
Bnsy Gathering stntIstIes--Ncw
wagon Road,
enoclal Correspondence,

eneclal Correspondence,
Boise, Idaho, May l,--Thore wos a
meeting ~ the state board OF deposits
ON saturday, when II was decided that
sGh,0oo now IN the state 'reneurcrH
hands belonging To the state, should
10 divided among tho applying banks
Of the state, Tho rate OF Interest was
Oxod az two and n half per cent on
examination |, was found that thoro
we're % banks who we're offering TO
ray ~ HIGH rate Of interest ~ th'p
on daily balances, ana !, was decided
TINT the state FUNDS should be dcpoelt'
cd In these banks, At this rate Fol
lowing are the names Of the banks, and
the amounts apporiioncd 20 each
Anderson Brothers Idaho Falls, SlO,'
900, Bank OF Cnmaa Prairie, Grange
vllle $1,000 Caldwell Banking n Trust
company, 100000 Commercial Bank Of
st. Anthony, ilO,oooi First National Of
lewiston, 100000 First National or
Coour dAlepe, $4,000 rlst Nallonn
Of Emmett $4,000 Frs, National Of
Giongovllo $1,000, First National OF
bank $4,000, Idaho Trust company
I'cwis,cn, $1,000, Lewiston National
lnnk $4,000 Moscow state bank &c..
600, Parma state bank, $4,000 Rock
we'll a Co., HALEY $4,000, Ii0nnock
National ~ Poco,ello, slOoo0 state
Bank OF Commerce, wallace, $4,000
First National, Blackfoot, 10000
Farmers State OF Nos Perez sb,OOO
GrnngoyIile Savings n Trust company,
$4,000 First National, RoSburs, $4,000,
rhst National ~, Anthony $4,000,
This makes n total Of $4,000, ] the
state has an average amount as large
ae this on deposit Throughout, the year,
tho earnings of the atnto's money on
omen account win hereafter average
81 l2h per annum, sufficient To pay the
salary Of the state treasurer inc
state depository law was one of the
things upon which Gov OoodnR meet
strongly dwelt throughout the cam
pnign, and upon which he vigorously
Insisted IN his message to the loRlslat'
ure
NEW LAWS EFFECTIVE,
Forty ~ the bills passed by the last
legislature become effective next Thurs.
day MAY T. These are the bills passed
ON the last days Of the legislative SEES.
sion, and 20 which no emergency clause
WAS attached, Many Of these laws
are Of much importance, Among tho
most important OF these nrc the anti
poyRamy and adultery bills, and tho
bills for the care and punishment OF
delinquent children, or juvenile onond'
crs
Another OF the important measures
~ 4
ydlng for the location, ana erection of
an Insane asylum IN some one Of tho
northern counties Under this law GOV,
Cooling, In company with two commits.
sonors, ~ TO locate this asylum, Tho
commission VIII be named IN III entir.
ely some time this week II " expect
cd that tho governor and the members
Of his commission VIII start for north
Idaho about next Monday, and VIII pay
d visit 10 every glte offered. The com.
mission viii probably DO gone at least
10 days
GATHERING STATISTICS,
Reports received from Col, Allen Mil
Ter, the state immigration commission
en- who has been IN the northern pOr-
ton Of tho state during the past month
are very satisfactory, Col, Miller has
succeeded In gathering great deal IN
The way OF valuable statistics, Besides
this ne haas organized each Of Tho
northern counties for the purpose OF
publishing and circulating NJ the Port
land fair ~ advertising matter rclo,
liYo TO their sections OF the country II,
X now IN kootenni county whore h,
Viii probably be until tho end OF the
wcek col Miller has completed ar,
.l9ngemenls with Ncs Porco, LatOh and
ldaho counties for tho publication OF
descriptive pamphlet OF those three
counties, he expense To be horne by
lneNe counties and the circulation OF
he books TO be under the control OF Tho
lmmlgrutlon commissioner
TOo. mater Of gathering and compll'
Mg N slOliAllos relative 10 agriculture
'lock, manufacturing and commerce
N llnho has been commenced In Idaho
py Col Miller ana from the success NJ,
nnolng his efforts NO far II ie conf
lehlly predicted that by tho 'oloso o
W. iwl Two years Of lnonmbcnoy, al
O'se mOicola win be well covered, II,
hI'o attempting the gathering " Ia
VT statistics, These VIII Include va
u.B M labor, wages paid hours o.
woor average days employment On(
nVllonH " life under which the In
mlur N,lngglcs, Those II In fclt are NJ
m,U'Is INA have been neglected longo
upl my should have been,
Az, {loie prison commissioners hay,
WVuod lo complete the north WING o
"v new prison building, work on whlcl
s u'en practically stopped durlna III,
,,ip' Wo Noars The walls OF this VIM
,,na DC comploled ~ cut sandstone. M
h,wnn. looi VIII be put on II has ais,
wlWn l'oliCd that the main tcre Of cell
Of bs pv o. stone, with fronts and door