Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-08
IDAHO STATE NEWS

tWfntt-Htfch pitcer'
The Christian Scientists are build
Ing neat edlfice in Caldwell
That Nampa viii soon have a new
Touring mill is now reasonably GER
tain.
Superintendent Mcpherson has been
guaranteed 5000 for the Twin Falls
fair
Crops never looked better in the
vicinity Of HALEY than at the present
time.
William Riggs, living near Meadows.
was kicked by a horse and probably
fatally injured.
The town of Shelley is TO have cleo
trio lights. company having been
organized with capital stock OF
$4,000
The reorganization OF Company is
now complete with an enrolment or
go. including some OF the best men In
Payette.
The Independence mine near
Ketchum has been sold to eastern cap.
italists for 100000. Active operations
will soon be commenced.
The people OF Twin Falls are work
Ing for division OF the county. so
that Twin Falls may be made the coun-
~ seat OF the new county
II Is announced that over $4,000 OF
the Insurance money on the admins.
ration building of the State Univer-
sity at Moscow has been paid.
Pocatello is in line for wooden
mill. A Eureka, Cal, man has written
TO the Commercial club of that city.
asking II TO submit a proposition.
The board OF village trustees has
passed an ordinance providing for the
construction OF cement sidewalks on
the principal blocks on Main street at
Haley.
About eleven inches OF rain have I
fallen In Pocatello since the first OF 7
January, 1906. II is the heaviest pre-. :
cipitation ever recorded in the same Z
period OF time. S
The annual meeting of the Boise .
Missionary district OF the Episcopal a
'hurch. which embraces ali OF south
EASTERN Idaho and part of Wyoming, {,
vas held in Boise last week. y y
Word comes from Lewiston that ar. 81
angements have been completed in II
few York for the financing of the 81
lectric road, and that the financial pl
ifIicultles have come 10 an end Is
Jacob Lockman Of the Crescent NJ
rewIng company. which Is building M
$4,000 brewery In Nampa, has re sh
lrned from Chicago. where he pur =.
lased the machinery for the plant
Harry Steiner, carpenter EN-. n
Dyed by the o. s. l.. railroad. met M
it'll serious injury In the railroad
lrd at Nampa recently. as result
which he may lose his right foot.
There are $50 convicts now in the
aho State penitentiary. This is the :.
eatest number OF prisoners ever "'
MINED there at one time, the highest
mber ever before reached being 22S.
Work ON the Payette Valley railroad
progressing steadily Material is
irving every day and the graders Wy
E making good Roadway. the wealth
being very favorable to rapid work. se'
Jerry G. Henry, formerly OF Lewis nm
/. was found dead In the bath room
the Alturas lodging house. In Boise. ~
wing expired from heart failure bee
en- attempting TO enter that room wei
m his bed room. which adioined alto
Contractors on the p. & l. N. ex. s,sa
sion report great scarcity of men T
the road TO do all kinds of work low
I'M different parts OF the upper :,
ntry there comes demand for nor,
n 10 work on ranches and In the atoi
mills. enc
year ago the jackrabbits were
y numerous on the Twin Falls -
Il. Last spring they deyoured X ,
rything green they could reach succ
settlers have waged unrelenting not
-. ,h "a .a.,,, rah. nor
- ~, '-a cleo
- legis
he plan evolved by GoverRor Good r.
for some sort OF an organized eff cour
on the part of the state officials as,,,
the owners OF large timber tracts 1867
IDAHO to protect the forests from teen
rt.t.