The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-10-25
IDAHO STATE ME VS.

seconds was felt at Montpelier on
the 18th
There are buildings in Caldwell IN
process OF erection that will cost ap.
proxihlately 100000
The read house owned by George
Spiegel, near Horseshoe Bend. has
been destroyed by Are.
For city the size Of Boise the bal
inces OF the banks are enormous aS-
sraging almost s1.0oO,20O.
Three hundred and nifty thousand
bushels of grain were grown in Long
valley during the past season.
The Idaho state Osteopathic asso-
citation held two days session In
Boise last week Nampa was selected
as the meeting place for next year
The dead body Of man whose
name, It is thought, is John Gibson,
was found in the hay loft OF a livery
barn in Boise Death was due To e.
hemorrhage.
oficial information has been re.
ceiyed that Secretary Taft will make
one speech in Idaho during the cam.
paign. 1t will be delivered in Boise,
probably on the sOth or S1st.
The city council Of Caldwell has
awarded the contract for the extension
Of the water works system to Thomas
Finnegan Of Boise, and he will com.
mence operations Immediately
The prophecy is made by the weiser
Signal that Weiser will, within few
months. have all kinds Of electric
power coming from the gigantic OK
Bow project down the Snake river.
The state land board granted a
blanket extension Of time until June
!. 1907. TO all entrymen whose lands
are under the high line canal west
of Cedar draw. in the Twin Falls tract.
n, S. McAdoo, who resides on Deer
Flat, had the misfortune TO have his
barn and large stock OF hay burned
up last week. The FIRE is supposed
to have ignited from a pipe which Mr.
McAdoo was smoking.
While William Lamber and his
daughter May we're rounding up cat
tie near Lowery. the girl was thrown
from her horse. her head striking
stone, her skull being fractured, death
ensuing an hour later.
The legal snags in the way Of dam
ming the outlet at Jackson's lake
have been removed and the work will
now be pushed vigorously Bat
month or 80 VIII he required TO com.
plete the temporary dam.
A wagon in which Mrs. II. J. Barnes
and Mrs. William Holt wore riding
at Payette. was struck by train. the
women escaping with slight bruises.
while the horse was Killed and the wa.
gon smashed to spllnters
c. r. Bernard of Reynolds creek sui.
fered a severe loss recently when his
new threshlng outfit was burned. The
machine had Just been put IN com
mission when a spark from the engine
started a blaze and all was consumed
The quarterly report Of fees received
by the secretary of state for the quar-.
ter ending September 80, shows re-
celpts Of $4,373s5, which is s217 less
than the preceding quarter. and SSi18
more than the first quarter of the
year.
Everything points to the belief that
this year will be record breaker in
both Utah and Idaho 81 far as the
sugar and sugar-beet industry IS con.
cerned. Climatic conditions through
out the entire season we're never so
favorable.
Plans for new buildings at Boise
barracks are about completed and will
be forwarded in a short time 10 Ma.
jcr Turner who will advertise for
bids II satisfactory proposals are re-
ceived contracts should be let early
In December
A beet train collided with a train
loaded with sheep in the yards at
Idaho Falls, head on, telescoping sew
eral cars and killing 100 sheer, One
man had a leg broken. No signal
lights were out nor headlights on the
Incoming train
The explosion Of stick of dynamite
at the rear Of saloon in Wallace one
night last week, caused considerable
excitement 1t is thought the dyna.
mite was thrown by some one who
had srudge against the saloon man.
No one was hurt
John Flanagan, so years old. was
struck by a train on the Short Line
railway bridge mile west of Boise
He was crossing on the bridge and
had Just got ont of the way of a train
coming from the fair ground The IN
iured man died soon after.
Short Line survey parties have been
at work for mouths between Malad
and Burley and are now at work be.
tween Burnley and Kelton and n IA