The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
|RR|GAT|ON|STS TO
MEET IN BOISE
National Congress to be Held
in Idaho Capital on Sep
tember 10.
CONFERENCE TO HOLD
THREE DAYS SESSION
Three Days Will be Spent in
Inspecting Irrigation Enter
prises in State.
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
BOISE. Ida., Feb S-Tho next meeting oi
tho National Irrigation congress Will be held
In Boise September 10 to Is, inclusive. Let
tors recently received from Gov. oPardcc
Of California, president of tho congress, and
Secretary Maxson. suggesting the above date.
and at Joint meeting OF tho Chamber OF
Commerce and Commercial club yesterday II
waa voted TO hold the meeting September 10
10 IL.
Three Days Session.
The Eessions in this city will occupy about
three days and the remaining threo Days viii
oo spent in making excursions to points OF
interest In southern Idaho inspecting irriga-
uon enterprises and looking over tho country
senerally. No doubt one trip VIII be taken to
the west as far as WclSer. inspecting the
Nnmpa. Caldwell, Paycttc and Welser sec
lions One day VIII be spent on the Minidoka
and Twin Falls tracts. and another In the
uppor Snake River valley from BlackCoot to
st Anthony, As far possible the interme-
dlntc journeys Will be taken In the night
Orchards Case
Fred Miller Orchards attorney who re-
turned 10 Boise yesterday afternoon. says he
hopeB Simpkins. ono OF tho ouepccts In the
Stcuncnberg murder case, VIII not ba found
right away, while he contends Simpkins Is
innocent When asked why hc hoped so. he
said; Because II VIII complcate matters,
II they get slmpkins and then charge
spiracy. pulling what they terms the miners
Inner circle Into the case l don't think the
courts have the privilege OF granting a petl-
uon for separate trials. IL would be bad for
my client"
AS to the Conspiracy.
coudnt you prove that Orchard had
nothing 10 do with the consplrncy?" was
asked.
suppose they did prove that sImpkns had
something to do with conspiracy" was the
intcrroEatlyo answer.
hl 10 r.t, L.l,- L..
Ger TO get that reward, haven't they?''
Miller Is now trying TO learn the results OF
The chemical analyses OF substances found In
Orchards room and now In the possession OF
and carefully guarded by the prosecution.
Passed Forged Checks.
\. r, Poston OF Boise was arrested at Nam
pa yesterday for passing forged checks on
several OF the business OF this city. The
checks were all In the OF $40 and his
fathers name signed 90 them Last night
an officer went to Nampa and brought
Young Poston To Boise IIc taken before
Judge Dunbar this morning and o'clock to-
morrow was set for the hearing
Labor Union Meeting.
big labor union meeting under the
auspices of the Structural and Building Trades
nIiance VIII be held ut tho c. A. u hall in
this city Friday evening Addresses VIII h,
made by Judge X. l. Perky, w F Borah J.
:. Fleherty, NJ. $, Parker and others. There
arc nearly 200 labor union people In thIa city
Stock on Forest Reserves.
Supervisor OF Forest Reserves Mai Fem bns
received communication from this forestry
bureau In Washington announcing tho Ilmita-
Ion plnoed upon the number OF each kind OF
stock that viii be permitted within the Idaho
forest reserves as follows.
&, weiscr reserve, 10000 sheep and GOO cattle
-horses
Sawtoo,h reserve, $50 600 sheep and e5oo cat
t'c horses
Payc;tc reserve. $4,000 sheep and BOO cattle
or horses
Total in the three" $50 coo sheep and "A. 200
cattle or horses.
Will Not Disband.
AZ a meeting OF the directors OF the Cham
Der of Commerce ~ decided not TO dis
c1ntlne this organization for tho present Al
2 preNioun meeting II voted 10 dIsbnnd
and turn the AFFAIRS Of thc chamber over to
tno new Commercial club. However. the new
orsonizhtion and the Chamber OF Commerce
VIII work in harmony in oil matters pertain
lTS to the upbulldlng OF Boise