The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-08-31
tFg4m fhe stssc F'essl

county ior 1900 il the smallest on recora,
Dnly s6 25s oo.
Old smudge, eat, which lad been
pet at the Alturas hotel in HALEY for IS
years. died last week
The town Of llo has been moved, every
house beirt: moved to tie new town
site which had been prepared in
advance
tits u lisye,i that the coal problem az
noise has reen solved, an Arkansas coal
company having agreed to supply all
coal needed
From d number oi acres Of his Blue
Lakes apple orchard l. b. Perrine says
that he vii, this year. reap a profit OF
$1,000 per acre.
Cattle thieves are busy in Washing
ton county and during the past two
weeks 200 head have been stolen FROM
the range near Wci-cr.
H. +. Malon. the convict who escap-
,.l from the state prison short time
ago. ha- hcrn captured at his iormcr
home in whiif-h. Mont
A pos, :iiic, haS been established at
the new town OF Sunnysidc. on theNO;
:. L., east Of Saml@. anil willcrt +.
WHmoni appointed postmaster.
More than 100000 bushels Of grain ore
now stored in the warchoures at Vol
mer. which IS more than the total Of
last years crop in the locality.
Work on the Lewision-Waha irriga-
tion project and the electric road from
Lewiston to Ncz Prrcc and t'rnngeville
will he commenced within short time.
Merchants -of MQnnlainhomc have
agreed to give complete housekeeping
outfit to the couple that will be united
in marriage at tho fair grounds during
the fair.
representative OF the Haremyer
Sugar company spent several days IN
Twin Falls last week. booking over the
field with a view OF establishing sugar
factory there.
The register and receiver at the Hail
/ cv land office are overwhelmed with
:. work. They are now two months be-
. hind and more work than they can dc
. is coming in right along.
n In Idaho ten times more Carey ac
e land has been taken up than IN an,
r. other state which has Carey act provis
il ions. Eiaho will soon hit the 100000
q acre mark in Carey act land.
The Sugar City times says than part
Of Short Line engineers are running
preliminary survey for railroad iror
there to the Teton valley to tap the III
inense coal fields Of that section.
The erection OF 1000 ton concentri
ting plant by the Federal Mining
u SMELLING Co. at a, cost OF $500, ,000 is sal
DO to be decided upon al the north an
Ne south forks OF the Occur a. Alenc rive
The assessors books for Canyon eoul
tv show that OF the increase in assesst
property Nampa furnishes 63 per cen
The increase for the town IL s366.0O
- and that of the entire county is s5S7 ,6S
Judge X I. Perky, OF Boise, has bee
retained by the Western Federation
miners AZ connect in all cases in ldah
and has been go notified in letter fro
!. Charles H. Meyer, president Of the fe
Grafton.
ay The town Of Greenleaf, situated mi
his way between Caldwell and Homeial
1903 on the line Of the San Francisco, Idal
& Montana railroad, has been platt
and is now on the market.
:" According to the reports from the Vi
iys ious assessors of the state, Idaho h
o' about million acres more q patent
ing lands this year tnan it had last, Viii
ess Increased the assessed land values sit
Ihe state over 100000.
rye
J J.P. Wilson. who lives five mite e'
Of Caldwell, has "A acres planted
prunes and sowed 10 alfalfa. He es
mates that be VIII have 8 cars OF pruI
o. 100 tons vi the fruit. He has cut
:. tons Of alfalfa. Judging from The pr
- ent price uf proDcs he yill receive ah
$1,000 For the hay he will get At le
ES $500 and perhaps more, at any rate
two crops will bring him at least t'S
which is pretty good income for q
y teen acres.
r The Herald sa, lIunianst'n is
scene ol great activity at prcsept II