Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-04
All Over Idaho and the Northwest
Items Of interest from the Empire Of Idaho and the
Rocky Mountain Region

Utah whore they hope there are Nc
trouble 0 ne laws.
a lot Of men are wanted a. once al
the sugar City sugar factory, for fom
months work
Jack Simpkius. believed TO be one Of
Tee cousprators ln the steunenberg
assassination, e reported 70 have been
seen and recognized up 10 Alaska. lie
pat out upon i4arning that he was yec-
ognizcd
The Potatch Lumber company has
1900 900 loet Of logs on the skids,
waiting to be sawed up. Donkey en-
eines are bsde installed ia place Of
horses % haul the logs to the mill, and
the company has lot Of men to FIRE
and Q BOT OF teams TO sell ia conse-
quence
The American Falls water system IS
claimed TO be fully equal to the neces-
sities>of city Of 1900 inhabitants.
THE water Is taken from wells and
large spring near town and is the equal
of any 10 the west The system has
five and half miles Of six and eight
inch mains
j. 7. Field, state horticultural in
spector says that only one arrest has
been made this year for the sale of
wormy fruit. in this state, and that
was at Moscow. The disposition is
general, he says, to obey the law when
The inspectors call attention to its
provisions.
Telegraph Operator Chapman, Of
Noyine, IN attempting to remove the
she'll from his shot gun after returning
rom a duck hunting excursion, acct
ientally fred the gun, the charge Of
hot going through the door and severely
younding his little two two-year-old
laughter.
A 10 acre orchard over in Oregon this
ear produced $50, 900 worth of pears
aid to be the greatest yield on record
% the west. Another orchard of two
recs, near Medford, paid the owner
1874, while the middleman who bought
hem made as much, or a total of Sl3i
on each tree
a hold-up at Ashton robbed the
aloon Of Sl5 and watch. and then
lade run for train that was lust
ulling out. He got tangled up in the
rakes, however and came near
nough to being ground to pieces that
Is still IN the hospital, waiting for I
ne officers to take him in tow I
su-~ has been brought by j. M.
icrce and keogh Bros. Of Malta. in
be- Utah courts for the restoration of -,
he water Of Raft river which they !
aim is being diverted by irrigators in b
tab, to their detriment when they v
I'VE prior rights The case is to be
ard in Brigham City in October l
Pocatello is to observe the Sunday 6
est law hereafter. under pressure. 7
Ike Gates. saloon keeper, was ar \
sted last week, charged with keeping Il
EN- house on Sunday. The Advance a
ers that two other wet goods houses a
re open for business the same day, I,
they have not yet been molested. a.
Prof. F. E. Triebel, New York
llptor. has been engaged to design &C
d complete the statue of of the late W
orge l.. Shoup, which is to be placed &c
the statuary hall at Washington. W
G figure is to be completed by Feb ~ ~
'ry !, 1909. 1t will be seven feet in ~
ght and will stand on a pedestal 70
zee feet in height, making the statue D.
feet in all. 1t.
'atrick Brice. hero of the Nez M
roe Indian war; died last week at n De
aeonda, Montana. On his way to ho
armed post at Mt. Idaho. in 1877. M
found little girl whose parents had an
N killed by the Indians, and he pc
ried her for two days, without food,
ging the Indians until finally they IN
nered him. Throwing open his shirt. no
showed the Indians a Catholic cross I"
-ooed on his breast, and there were .l,'
ugh Of the red men who reverenced on
religion to turn him loose. 70