The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-08-03

Moscow has solved the water supply
problem with well that yields loo,-
600 gallons In six hours without
lowering the level.
The piece OF territory that Nez
Perez county got of OF Shoshone last
fall will cost her $50, 555. ss in tax
money, with set-off OF s3,ii4.2s.
The Rathdrum Electric Light
company has its power plant INSTALL
ed, and Is now at work stringing the
wires through which the juice will
flow to the consumers.
The city dads OF Grangeville have
checked up, and find the city can
plunge about $780, 900 more II 1t feels
like it. An electric lighting PROPOSE
tion was the occasion for the check
up
Responding to numerous requests
| for information, Probate Judge Han
| Ion, OF Nez Perez county. Is framing
a juvenile court program. The bad
boys and girls of Nez Perez better be
careful.
1t costs IS. 80 every three months
to keep Mrs. +. Bassett, an inmate
Of the Nez Perce county poor farm,
in snuff. She won't use anything
but the Horseshoe brand, on which
no reduction Is given for orders large
or small.
| An attempt was made last week by
some unknown woman, or man In
woman's attire, to burn the McFall
hotel at Shoshone. While the watch
man who discovered the incendiary
in the act was tanning cut the blaze,
he or she escaped.
The Journal says that "public SEN
timent seems to be strongly In favor
of adding to and greatly improving
the fire department OF Moscow.
This being leading editorial, The
statement is that OF opinion rathe
than an item OF news.
The following from the Coeu
d'Alene Sun seems little abstruse
but 1t Is none the less true: -
wagon load OF mining stock may leve
: mountains and reduce miles int
, yards. but the statutes cannot b
: crammed into gopher hole to sui
every mans whim."
A petition In Latah county for
change of boundary between tw
mining districts discloses the lament
able fact that one poor man had
a travel GO miles to get 10 the minin
recorders Office four miles ava,
And what does the road commissio
think of that?
The sugar factory dump ut 1dal
Falls Is the cause OF much indign;
tion on the part of the citizens {
TO- that town OH account of the fearfl
stencil its decay has caused. I'll
Times advises the company TO "mal
desperate efforts to sweeten Il
smell" intimating that II somethir
Is not done there will be troubl
70. The school board at Occur d'Alel
cipal OF the schools for the comiI
year, After this action. reno
STRANGE was filed, charging the pr
fessor with the vulgar habit OF che
ing tobacco. The board stayed wi
the professor, but after he left on
visit to the east they reconsider
their reconsideration and fired hi
His friends claim this last act "
illegal and are going to appeal to t
state superintendent.
'he. Joseph Hutchinson and party, "
- have secured some mining conc
sions in Siberia, left Saturday mig
for that country, after brief vi
In Alaska.
ct Huckleberries are selling at 81
gallon at Murray, and the crop see
plentiful on the mountain sides.
william Dollar, wealthy citIz
. of Occur d'Alene, has just let C,
tract for a residence that will c
10, 600 dollar williams.
The Occur d'Alene Sun has joir
forces with Senator Hepburn In fig
ing forest reserves. The Sun is
number every issue.
1t is announced that the Hal
" land Office has at last caught up W
- its work, after a long struggle "
the Twin Falls and Minidoka b.
ness.
The financial condition OF Gran
ITS willie Is such that the city can ca
a bonded debt OF $4,000. AS sooI
they can agree what to spend
W money for the debt will be should
ed.
The Grapgeville Free Press I
IN pretty sure the railroad will be b
IlU. to that town In time to move
crops Of 1905, but stiIl 1t will
better when the contract Is let
80 the dirt begins to fly.
aries A modest statement Of the Gra