The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-14
GENERAL STATE
NEWS OF IDAHO.
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\ Brief Review ~ ne Improvements
Growth and psvejsomsnt Arsc~
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| Vses' ane Commercial.
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| i've cloudbur,ts In thu history of Idaho
county occurred Last Fridsv sftsrnoou
two miles above Lucils mining camp.
on salmon Diver. Ths rush al water,
swept everything bsiore Il ia IT, cou7se.
| DESTROYING farm uropertv and livestock'
and CARVING avsv the mill and pIsnt
! OF the Mckinley mine. At Lucjle.
The tremendous fIov Of water svept
| . tsrritory 10 miles long and Il Il mi
rsculous that no lives are rsported lost
Leviston---Forty-o ne hoestesd appli-
cations were made at the land Office
July ~ = result OF the opening OF IL
sections VI land In the northern part OF
LAth county. July 4 the line started
to form At the rear entrance OF the
building In which the land office is To-
Gated, and Jluy 80 were In line.
Other recruits arrived the next day.
Some OF the homesteaders have lived
davits OF being settlers, which gives
them a prior right over the state.
There were but two conflicts.
Boise-GoveTno Gooding has boen
In correspondence with Clifford Pinchot,
chief Of the United States Forestry
service, with viwe to inducing him to
make . visit 10 the northern part OF
the state with him after the irrigation
congress. He has asked Mr.. Pinchot
tohave the creation OF the proposed
S1oshone forest reserve postponed until
after the meeting OF the conrgess.
Mr.. Pinchot has promised TO be here
to attend that gathering, and 1t IL de-
sired to have him meet Idaho people
from all sections aud to make the trip
north sfterwsrd to meet others. In re-
ply to his request % to the Shoshone
reserve, the governor received the fol-
lowing telephone:
AT your request, will postpone rec
ommending creation OF any reserve in
Idaho until after irrigation conress in
Boise. CLIFFORD PINCHOT"
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Boise-The exposition that Is to be
held In connection with the coming SEES
sion OF the National Irritation congress-
Of holding sucn an srnosi,ion has tsk-
en- with the peopls vberevsy the news
of il has travelled. and irritation con-
9 sss besdousrtsrs h baino flooded With
letters from Agricultural and borticuI.
tural societies and prominent husband
men sksine for the details Of the pro-
posed exposition. and promising that
their sections will he yepyssentad In
the displav Of fruits Drains and grasses
Esnac,.i,v In "a r,ons nortion. 81 49,
Northwest Ia there a lively interest in
the coming exposition at Boise. From
yarious points Of Idaho. Oregon and
Washington In particular come Letters
promising representstion and urging
that details of the plsns he admitted
as soon az possible.
The Hood River Fruityroweys, un;on
has written that II proposes to have a
fine exhibit of Hood River fruit at the
exposition, and X. H. Weber. Of The
Dalles, Or. and ]. w. Perkins. Of
Medford In the sontherp mart 81 tba
same state, have written that exhibits
OF fruits. etc. will be sent from there.
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Boise - The Socialists held state
convention at Caldwell for two days
last week. They adopted long de-
claration oil principles also resolu-
tion declaring their belief In the inno-
cence OF Meyer, Haywood and Petit
bone, charged with the murder OF ex-