The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-29

HAH- AAAaAN A-aalaalAaN AN aNaaU
began operations last Friday.
The Independent Telephone COM
pany win install a system in CaId-
well.
The Idaho reform school now has
l6 inmates, five OF WI ON are girls.
Blackfoot furnished five June
brides last week. That's doing pretty
we'll.
1t Is expected that the new insane
asylum at Orofino will be con- pleted
by Jan. !. The building will cost
about $50, 200.
W. ID. Candee, Washington county
sheep shearer clipped 1876 head one
day last week. He received So cents
head for his work.
Bishop Glorieux Is having plans
drawn for a $4,000 residence In
Boise. The building will contain IA
rooms with chapel ON the third
floor.
Hon. T. G. Galloway, Of weiser,
has decided to that city a plot OF land
22Ox3OO feet, with agreement that
the city IS to use the ground for a
public park.
The Emmett Index tells of straw
berry grown IN that town which
weighed a quarter of pound and
measured II inches In circumference.
The salaries OF the post masters at
Blackfoot. Boise and st. Anthony
have been raised 800 year, while
the Idaho Falls post masters salary
has been reduced 500 year.
The $62, 800 refunding bonds OF The
city OF Lewiston sold last week at a
premium Of 81 ,2s7, or a total OF s63,
1877. the bonds are TO run for q
years and to draw five per cent in
terest.
j A Baseball Association has been
formed at Sugar City and 81 900 sub.
scribed for the purpose OF putting
the ball park in good shape, securing
players and providing for them dur.
ing the season.
George L. Hickey, heretofore train.
master on the Montana division oil
the Short Line, has gone to Peru
South America, to accept IA position
on the Cerro De Pasco railroad, OF
which A. W. MoCune is general man.
ager.
During the past two months Nam
pa citizens have subscribed total OF
sI3,Sls for different purposes, sucl
as for beet sugar factory, advertis
ing at Portland fair, for aid to tn,
band and for Fourth of July celebra
tim.
Jesse De Bruhl, brakeman on thu
night passenger train on the Bois'
branch, and Harry Barber, fireman
on the "cannon ball" train that rum
between Boise and Weiser, have eacl
fallen heir to property valued at $50
600. The former gets his by TIT
death Of his grandmother, and tn,
latter receives his in shape OF pres
ent from wealthy sugar planter OF
the Hawaiian islands.
, While moving bunch OF bananas
in cold storage plant at Boise TIN
other day, Ben Walker had marrow
escape from Instant Death AS h
was carrying tl,o bunch reptile un
coiled itself and ioade spring TO
l.''~ Young. nlxn's had. He droppe,
the bananas and nHessJa hastv re
e treat. Tho reptile vas afterward
e captured and II proved to be youn
boa constrictot II Measured. sevel
feet and tenr. inehe&l The banana
g were received N Isoise in IA Car loa
: from Costa Rico.
The HefaId reports that the Boz
/, ner's Ferry Lumber company has &c
: the treacherous Kootenai river S
well broke TO harness that boor
OF 5000, 900 feet of logs was brougt
down this spring without the loss {
a single stick. Their timber suppl
) is almost inexbaustible.
A. o. Costin, who was In Lewisto
In 1862, visited that place last weel
! He was full of "reminiscences Of earl
days one of which was the hangin
of two men by vigilance commi,
tee.
John Rost went out to Beavt
creek Sunday with a four horse teal
and three or four men to make I'll
Raever creek cutoff on the stat
road. Idaho City World.
Ed. Peck, a weiser carpenter, toe
& on a skate last Sunday and went OF
to the second pier OF the bridge
sleep the jag away. He never wi
3 know how IL happened, but he W;
in the river when he awoke. BEN
4 a coed swimmer he made the Orego
Z shore, a wetter and Weiser man.
{ J. ID. Flynn. of Council, has a col
: tract to furnish the Pin road wit
& 5000 ties.
: Weiser has rockpile, where plai
? and ornamental jagsters are made
= repent Of their sins OF ON ission ar
. commission.
\ The telephone line from Meados