The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-15
IDAHO STATE NEWS

90 1858. tksYe we're II @iz public land |
emtfiss made la Idaho. embracing
I.AsT 4az asre8
At Spirit Lake the women have /
raised $50 toward equipping ths boys |
gymnasium which wfii he installed In
tAs church. saon 10 be erected
In al sBaeayOs 10 ria that town OF |
az undesirable element. the Weiser !
police have Recently been arrestinE |
all hot,oea aaa pafsiag them Al ~ork |
GA the streets
Msmbers 81 the Poea1@llo itaEan |
spsosy are interesting themselves In |
q natleEAi movement 10 make October |
~. Chrisfophss Columbus day. . IA
tinnal holiaaY
Owing TO The oSersFowded condition
Of the sckoseis ., Emmett. the school
board has decided 10 seeaFe tao ad
alfloaAi teachers and are fow looking
Ger suitable Fuuns TO d. the work Ia
while engaged IN sepAiFias roof
10 Boise. Thomas Garrett, AGED -
ana unmarried. Slipped and fsii to
the pavement below. being $40 badly
inferred tia, death resulted four hoars
szf-s
White attempting 10 board a rapidly
moving traiE III Pocateiio William
Baker. As~d "a. seii under the wheels
saa Vas crushed 10 death The boy
was attempting 20 steal ride ~ ihe
Drain.
A watermelon weighing rs pounds
and being is inches tn diameter.
raised BY y. Ray on bis farm near the
Barber mill. IL to be one Of the ca.
hIhita 81 the state fair 10 be held 81
Boise
j. W. Piuinger Of Nampa has just
returned from q trip into y0nias
where he disposed of his crop Of ap'
pies. contracting hem Al price that
viii ne, him about $1,000 for the crop
from his twelve acres Of orchard
George Fulton. ia-year-old Boise
boy. while hunting ducks. accidentally
shot away the neshy part OF his right
hand The shot whizxed past the
boys head. Leaving few powder
marks ON the right side al his face.
Ii il estimate tLag the coat Of sur,
yeying the Bfuneau.Twin Fails lands
in Owyhee. ana Twin Falls counties,
where approximately 500. 600 acres o.
iand are 10 be opened 10 settlement
win be between $4,000 aud $4,000
Growers are now packing apples at
Payette. Weiscr and some parts OF
the Boise valley. This crop Is
greater than ever before In the his.
tory OF the state. and shipments will
amount to between 500 and 500 cars
During the fiscal year ended June
80, 1908. the total receipts from pub
lie land sales in Idaho reached $3.50
i67 and practically half million dol
lars will In consequence. be turned
into the reclamation fund to ldaho'i
credit.
The state land board will Ale lier
selection upon 10000 acres Of land u
the Boise national forest. formerly 4
part OF the Sawtooth national foresi
reserve This selection Ii IN lndem
nifty OF losses OF homestead entries
and preemptions.
Weiser Is enjoying a building boom
at this time. A number OF substantial
residences are being built. besides al
EfEEaHt Btlth hthi thlhtt
men report business good In thelI
line. many deals being made for cit,
pnd ranch property.
Charles verheyn has SOLD $50,
crates Of peaches this season. ans
what makes the item more interesting
10 that he sold them to the consumer
Hyins In and near Sempa. says tn
Eampa Record. More than 1000 crate
were sold In one day:
The supreme court decided In fave
of the anti.Duhols faction In tbs car
ties, between the two factions OF tn
Democratic party Known as the Dt
bois and antiDubois factions, Tbi
.ns~ss that the antiDubois ticket wi
be placed on the regular ballot
committee from Emmett. reprs
sentins the Baptist church. were SUI
cessfui In persuading tho Daptis
state association TO select Emme
as their next meeting place Il
hoped TO have the new Baptist churc
really for occupancy by that time.
One OF the pioneers OF the Coe'
d'Aienes and the man through who
promotion the Tiger mine at Burl
was made mine. died In a sanita
ium In Philadelphia last week. sa
the Wallace Times, lie Was John
Burke. after whom the town Of bur
was named.
While working ON the roof Of I
Young Mems Christian associate
building belug erected at Payette.
J. Gogolin carpenter fell throu
the ratters TO the floor of the seco
story. receiving injuries which N
prove fatal. his skull being fractar
and one arm crushed
For the trst time since the town
NeE Perez Was established the grs
grown In the surrounding prairie }
been delivered here for market ~
dispatch from Neg Perez The
livery commenced last week. and
warehouse receipts show about H.
sacks received day.
A NRmpa fruit grower has nnlsl
picking his prune crop and shipI
tour cars and 600 pounds The d
txs cars netted him 1870 and se
poets 20 get even better returns n
the last two. making in the height