Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-15
IDAHO STATE NEWS


Picabo is progressing nicely and tbs
snow is rapidly disappearing in mi
vicinity
number OF good prospects have
been located near Franklin that give
promise OF producing great quaint
ties OF copper
Two families 10 Bellevue and one
IN Bradford are under quarantine
for scarlet fever. The disease IS in
very light form
The second annual banquet OF the
Emmett Commercial club last week.
was attended by a number OF citi-
zcns from different parts OF the state
Farming with steam plows is be-
coming quite general around Ameri.
can Falls; no less than three steam
outfits win operate there this spring
State Superintendent Miss Belle
Chamberlain announces that the In
land Empire Teachers association
viii hold its annual meeting in Lewis
ton April 30.
The labor unions OF Boise have or
ganized for the approaching city cam
paign and viii hold mass conven-
ton March 10 to nominate candidates /
for the city officers
Just what expected" is Steve
Adams view OF the dismissal OF the |
jury which declared It was unable to
decide whether he was innocent or
guilty OF the murder OF Fred Tyler.
The O. S J. surveying corps. look
ing for a route over which TO build
the main line through Boise has
reached the outskirts OF the city. The
prospect that the cutoff will be built
is now bright
Practically every acre Of public
land in Idaho suitable for forestry
purposes has now been reserved and
the creation Of additional reserves
will probably not be recommended ,
Tor many years TO come,
The following Idaho postmasters r
have been appointed Jackson. Cassia
county. William r Johnson, vice h
J. A. Copmeton, resigned Little Ca
mas. Elmere county, Seelon Mccoy, I,
vice j. w Bailey. resigned.
The State Bank Of Notus has been =
TO do business II has a
capital stock OF $4,000, The Notus
bank makes the number OF state =
In, Aah - oil I
since the first of the year. II
When the report was received in
Pocatello that the president has sign n
d the bill providing s350.OO0 for the pl
irrigation OF Foot Hall ceded lands, fr
he price OF land In the territory al 81
ected jumped to 500 an acre a
The governor has signed the bill APP In
$4,000 for the completion su
I the Atlanta wagon road. 20 be "a
sed for that purpose providing the tn
eople along the said road and at
tlantic raise a Ike amount for the
'ork.
T. T.. Munhall. assistant cashier OF 70
he Bank OF Nampa. had the misfor-
Inc to fall on the sidewalk and
reak his leg The leg is broken STA
bout four inches above the ankle, tri
I'D although not serious, Is very Nc
iinful. sti
The trial OF Steve Adams at Wal the
ce Is estimated TO have cost the arc
unity $4,000. to which must be adj Tn
d the expense borne by the state thi
ID by the Western Federation OF Mo
Iners, which provided for Adams wei
Tense. 80
Attorney Hawley says that the lea,
Sc against Meyer. Haywood and end
ttibone who are charged with com hell
city In the assassination OF former , rln
vernon Steunenberg. viii probably Ten,
called for trial about the middle hav
April ant
rhe state selection OF about 800. ny
acres OF land under the Carey act. nv
Lincoln county. has been made at mer
HALEY land office. These are cum
lands proposed to be irrigated by deta
Twin Falls North Side Land q ~ =
ter company.
he Montana hotel, al Burnley. com "a
ted year ago was totally de. Al
Dyed by IRE on the Bird Insurance Dem
the building and contents amount. has
10 $1,000. The fire started from Hen
toye on the second door The fur with
ire on the first floor was saved -. .
he Caldwell court house is not IA a
e ready for occupancy. rhe court aged
n and corridors have been finished. hang