The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-09-07

Perce county are the timber corpora
ions Two companies are assessed
or Sale, 240,
Over so teams are working on the
Pin road extension and twice as
many more are wanted by the con-
tractors. Good wages are offered.
The heavy traffic on the Oregon
Short Line has made 1t necessary for
IN additional passenger train crew to
be put on the run between Pecatelio
and Huntington.
The Advance, of Council, says the
new smelteI Of the Ladd Metals COM
pany, operating In the Seven Devils
will be blown in on Septem.
Der LIST.
IF all the grafters now being In.
vestigated, are sent to prison, there
won't be politicians enough outside
of Jail to hold caucus. Council
Advance
Seven thousand shade trees are 10
be planted along the streets OF Bur
ley this fall. With plenty of canal
water with which tn irrigate we can
"watch Burley grow" and notice 1t.
The new plant of the Burley Rulle-
tin has been received and will be put
to work about September 10th.
A bout the first OF November an Illus
trated edition will be issued, descrlp-
tive OF the Minidoka country.
The Meadows Eagle very pertinent
lv remarks: ST some of our contem-
poraries realized what uninteresting
reading their petty Quarrels with che
another make, they would certainly
desist.
I. A sbeepherder In the employ Of
Chris Nelson deserted his post one
day last week, leaving his band to
rove and become the prey OF bears
and coyotes. The fellow took his
employers favorite saddle horse,
bride, dog. gun and other property
Meadows Eagle.
The parents of Carrie Hansen, who
was killed In an accident during the
carnival at Pocatello, have brought
suit against the Monarch Amuse.
ment company for $50, 600 damages.
The company was operating Ferris
wheel from which the girl fell to her
death.
The indications are that the build
ing boom has struck Lewiston hard
for the fall and winter. More brick
blocks and dwelling houses are being
planned and are in course of erection
than at any other time In the history
of that city. The recent fires have
removed many of the old landmarks
and modern buildings will be erected
to take their places.
Ed Beutler has purchased the
prune crop on the Westlake frui,
farm and has also rented the evap
orator. He will begin picking IL
} about month and expects to shiI
his dried produce to eastern markets
He will also dry prunes Tor neigh
J boring orchards for two and one
half cents per pound. Mr.. Beutle
says there will be full crop o
Italians, making In all fine outpu
for the season.
The HALEY Times tells the follow
: ing hard luck story: deputy Stat
} Game Warden tombstone says ther
are over 1000 irrigtaing bitches II
| the county, and that he has (
} notify all the owners in writing, Q
J which he must keep duplicate,
will take him over month OF yer
hard work to mail the notices. |
! being suggested that he could &c
the notices printed and thus save
months time, he replied that tn
3 state would not pay for the print
< ing"
; The Elmore county teachers inst
x tute is in session at Mountainhom
= this week.
4 Two rural free delivery routes wi
Z be established at Grangeville, begil
2 ming October /.
= Warehouse men at Moscow repo
8 that nearly all the new wheat comir
= to that market grades No !.
. They are trying to break up u
: opium joints at Lewiston. The de-
: are raided and the inmates fined 9
. each.
= Pocatellos new reservoir has be,
. completed. 1t holds 1000, 900 gallo
and gives static pressure of /
: pounds to the square inch.
The HALEY Miner has figured
out, and is authority Tor the stat
ment, that it takes 22,645 gallons
water to irrigate one acre Of land.
Hold carriers working on the ne
building for the Elks, at WallaC
struck for ap increase TO 81 a day
a. nine hours. They were offered g..
district coutt conypnes Mt Grana