The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-30
MANY DELEGATES
BEING REPORTED
Names Coming in of Men Who
Will Attend Irrigation
Congress.
BOISE VALLEY FRUIT
TO CROSS THE ATLANTIC
Big Shipment of Prunes to Be
Made to England and
Germany.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
BOISE, Ida, July 29.-Secretary Mintie
B. Gwin has already many lists of dele
gates to the National Irrigation congress
TO be held here the first week In Sep
tember. Those already in from the
State OF Idaho are as follows:
Oakley City-W. 7. Jack, John l..
Smith. Hector C, Haight, David p.
Thomas, s. P, Worthington.
Bellevue-James w. Ballentine, James
d. Dunn.
Parma-John Kerrck, John Nelson, q.
M, kirkpatrick. Fl. C. Baldridge. F, E.
Fisk,
Moscow-Dr. j. A. MacLean. Hon. NJ.
E. Lewis. w. d. Smith, Col. II. G. Shaver,
william Hunter.
St. Anthony-M. ]. Gray Caleb Jones,
c. c. Moore, C, H. Moon, j, H. Blevins.
Mlnidoka-George Widen, Frank Ever
leth, Hardy Sears, Robert Ward. Robert
A. Lounsbury.
Owyhee county-William II. Schenck,
Caldwell.
Canyon county-william s. Jenkins,
Caldwell.
Weiser-Thomas C. Galloway. S, F.
Harding. o. NJ, Harvey. r. c. Mckinney
A, G. Butterfeld.
Pearl-C. C. Stlnson.
Pocatello-James II. Brady, Henry B.
Kinport. r. S. Dietrich, William Wallln.
James +, Kane.
Oneida county-Jonus Z. Jones. Malad
City; Thomas A. Davis, Cherry Creek,
James c. Parkinson, Preston; Peter
Nicholson. Weston; w. H. Philbrick,
American Falls.
Bear Lake county-E. NJ. Pugmire, st.
Charles; G. G. Gray, Montpelier; James
L. Dunford. Bloomington; Arthur Bulge,
Paris; L. B. Liverich, Georgetown.
d. u H.
Pocatello; II. o. Harkness. McCammon;
w. H. Larkln, Cove; J, Frank Hunt, Ok
ford; +. H. Reddish. Lund, Alternates-
c.. Z, Stewart, 1nkom; Meyers Cohn,
Oneida; L. S. Pond, Thatcher; George T.
Hyde, Downey; William B. Slick. Ban
croft.
Lincoln county-Fred W. Gooding, sho-
shone; c. n. Dilatush, Hagerman, A. S.
Abbott, Rupert; d. w. Lane Pagari, A.
H. Kinsey, Burns.
Shelley. F. Shelley, F. NJ. Nebeker,
n, c. Mickelsen, Soren Yorgensen, T. J.
Bennett.
Lewisville-T. A. Hogan, William w.
Slick, Jr., John Gilchrist, Arthur Goody.
Jr.. Wilby II. Walker.
Committee on Exhibits,
c. ]. Sinsel of Boise. A. MCPHERSON OF
Twin Falls, Robert Milllken Of Nampa,
A. E, Gipson OF Caldwell and c. c. Eire
OF New Plymouth have been appointed
committee to take general charge OF the
exhibits OF products grown by irrigation
at the National Irrigation congress.
Midyale is to have a bank which Is to
be opened for business on or about Au-
gust 20, The promoters are A. B. Ander-
son and son, w, l., Anderson. OF Welser,
The former is president and the latter
cashier. and A, B. Moss is vice-presi-
dent. The bank will have q capital of
$4,000 and the stockholders represent a
responsibility OF $4,000 900.
The canning factory at Payette put
up 1000 cases Of peas this summer.
Big Fruit Shipment.
Fifty thousand boxes OF Ada county
prunes have been sold for delivery In
England and Germany during the fall for
u price aggregating approximately $75,-
900. Tho contract price. I. o. b., Boise. is
$4,000, the purchaser agreeing TO pay
the transportation charges, both by rail-
road and steamer, refrigeration, etc, in
addition, which 1t is estimated will
amount to $50,0 900 more.
w. NJ Phillippi has purchased from A,
P. Wilson ten acres of land, about three
miles from the city on the bench, for
$500. The land Is In grass and has some
fruit trees on It, Mr.. Phllippl recently
came from Mount Nebo. Utah.
One OF the largest deals Ia sheep con-
summated In Idaho for some time was
closed up when o. F. Bacon sold his en-
tire band to l.. l.. Ormsby. Including
lambs there were about 200 head OF
sheep that changed hands by the sale.
The sheep are In the range near HALEY,