The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-11-23

Coal is sS ton at Twin faIls, ana
hard TO get at that price.
Cne hundred and sixty -one stu
dents are now enrolled ut the Acad-
envy of Idaho.
Thirty car loads OF potatoes and
grain were shipped out Of Idaho Falls
one day last week.
The annual meeting of the Idaho
Wool Growers Association will be
held In weiser on Dee. 10.
Preliminary arrangements have been
completed for the Organization OF a
Masonic lodge In Twin Falls.
The first house built on the present
townsite OF Albion, was erected In
1872, The town was not laid out un-
til 1880.
The little town OF Parma, in Can
yon county, will soon have electric
lights. The plant will be put In by
local capital,
A company was Incorporated at New
Plymouth last week for the purpose
OF engaging In the banking business.
The capital stock Is $4,000.
The Sumpter Smelling company has
purchased $4,000 tons Of copper ores
from theSeven Devils mines, which
will be shipped to Sumpter, Oregon,
for treatment.
The Idaho Wool Growers Associa-
tion, through the establishment of Its
independent salt plant, has effected a
saving OF about $4,000 year to the
livestock men OF Idaho.
A company Is being organized at
Pocatello for the purpose of erecting
and maintaining general hospital.
| A site has been purchased and plans
for the building are now being drawn.
A new town site has been laid out
a few miles northeast of st. An.
thony, on the new extension of tue
q. S. l.. road.
The people OF Lewiston were treat.
ed TO spectacular scene last Satur-
day by the burning OF lot OF gamb-
| ling paraphernalia In compliance with
an order issued by Judge Steele. The
equipment destroyed was valued at
d, 200.
JAS. Irwin died at Idaho City last
Friday morning, aged rs years. He
was one OF the earliest pioneers OF that
section, having landed there In Sep
tember, 1862. He helped to construct
the first quartz mill In the Boise Bas.
In, which was built In the fall of 1863.
The banking institution OF Rock.
well & Co., at HALEY, has changed
its name and will hereafter be known
as the Commercial & Savings bank.
The Pocatello council has let the
contract for the ereclio Ion OF new jail
and police headquarters on the east
side of the city. The building Will
cost q, 800.
The supreme court In a decision
handed down Tuesday, upholds the
validity OF Lewiston's S issue Of sG2. 800
worth OF refunding bonds, and de-
clares that Lewiston's special char.
| ter is constitutional
The monthly report OF Warden
Whitney OF the state penitentiary
shows that during October one new
prisoner was received and u were dis
charged and that on Nov. there
were 1888 inmates In the institution.
AT Newport, Idaho, last Monday a
daring holdup took place. Two men
entered the Newport Club saloon and
In payment for drinks gave the bar
tender a check. AS the latter turned
TO open the safe, he was struck a
terrific blow with sanebag and the
men robbed the safe Of $500, and made
good their escape.
Over 300 men and 200 teams are at
work on the canal which IL being con-
structed near Emmett. Water for
the canal will be taken out OF Pay
cite river, I6 miles east OF Emmett.
The canal will be 81 miles long and
will supply water for irrigating % 900
acres The canal and dam across
Payette river will cost $500. 600
IL is a great sight TO see the mil.
lions Of sugar beets about the factory
yard. 1t is estimated that some.
thing over 5000 tons Of beets are
stored In the regular bins and In the
yards and it Is estimated that fully
Is or 20 Thousand tons are yet TO be
received, thus causing q run later
than February list. The factory is
employs ing between four and tive hun
dred men and running full capacity
Sugar City Times.
While transribing a set OF articles
Of Incorporation recently, Assistant
Secretary OF State Hiatt ran across
what be confidently believes Is the
longest sentence on record In this
state. The sentence contained one
thousand words and appeared in that