The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-03-28
IDAHO STATE NEWS

The members OF the lmmnntial
Swedish Evangelical church OF Boise
will erect a new church building
us;ick il 10 be the name OF town
which II is planned 10 lay out at
Ustiok ranch, Ave miles from Bolse
A foundry and machine shop liz 10
be established at Mountain Home,
which viii give employment; TO forty
men.
The big mill of the Ilumbird Lnm.
Der company at Standpoint has been
destroyed by iire. involving "A loss of
slTs.000
A building IL to he erected at En-.
NETT which viii be used as theatre
II will have seating capacity OF
over 500.
The new railroad from huntington
10 Lewiston liz expected into Lewiston
within the next year. or two years.
at the most
II. l. Whitney has been reappointed
warden of the penitentlary and II. l..
Chamberlain superintendent Of the
Soldiers home.
The stock has been subscribed 10
build canning factory AT Emmett
The factory viii have capacity Of
l.000 cans per hour.
L. " Patch manager OF the Pay.
cite cannery. reports that they put up
$4,000 cases Of goods last season and
that they will double their output this
year.
The citizens OF Caldwell have sub.
scribed nearly $1,000 10 be- used Tor
the purchase OF clock 10 be placed
In the tower OF the new county court
house.
Governor Goodine has signed the
new charter bill for Lewiston. giving
the people one OF the strongest. most
centralized city governments In the
northwest
An organization known an the citi
gems Alliance has been formed al
iIolse. The prime issue OF the organl
zation h for the open shop through
out the city
The coming city election does not
seem to be worrying the citizens OF
Caldwell much AZ yet no one has
declared his intention 90 become
candidate for mayor,
A contract has been lei for the new
hotel at Miner This structure will
cost $4,000. II will be SO located
that II viii overlook the beautiful
cataract from the dam
The city council OF Caldwell has
passed an ordinance prohibiting NIL
boys under the age OF n years from
hanging around or going into pool.
billiard halls or bowling alleys,
Prominent Pocatello residents
CLAIM .aat Poeatelio 10 On the verge
of an err of expansion that win pos.
slbiy within a. year OF two Increase
il population TO double what II
now IL.
Since the last session Of The leslsla-
ture refused 20 amend the twomiie
limit Law the sanehcrs IN Canyon
county have united in an Organization
20 see that the old Law d enforced To
the letter
Among the new buildings now tan.
der construction at Lewiston is the
new Methodist church, which Ii To
cost $4,000 II viii b. the finest
church building OF any denomination
In the state.
Work Is rapidly progressing on the
Oregon Snort Line branch 20 nnhl A
large force OF lnen are employed aud
II Ia nov thonght that trains will be
running regularly into Filler In about
three weeks
Owing Ia the fact tha, Iatge
Woods. of hoise. Was called TO sit in
the Meyer. Haywood and Petitions
case at Caldwell. Judge Bryan IL 90
10 10 Boise and lake Judge Woods
place CA the district bench
Al Emmett, A. Housh was
severely burned while trying 10 ~
move gasoline stove which was OF
the point of explosion the Easlll
splitting over the lower part al his
trousers and feet and catching nro
A y Mood. the pioneer real estate
man Of payeite. Is going To have
model tarm Ia the Payette valley II,
has ordered more than tso0 fruI
trees. witch when set out. will max,
one OF the largest orchards In Ia,
valley.
Because of The great number o,
eases Of smallpox at Wallace. the au
'hotities have taken vigorous steps to
proven, the spread Of the disease u
necessary all public meetings will BE-
cane~ied ami saloons aud gambling
huua.-s closed
Since the legislature. al the ses
sion Just closed. passed the $4,000
appropriation for bridge across the
Stake river. tte citizens OF Namps
have been quietly working with the