Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-04-02
IDAHO STATE NE VS.

court house at Twin Falls.
More land has been sold in the past
month in the Hagerman valley than
any twelve months previous.
A stock company has been formed
at Twin Falls, with capital of $685.
900, for the purpose Of establishing a
canning factory
Mayor Haines, of Boise, has for the
first time exercised his veto power,
ing the salary Of mayor from 81, 800 to
$4,000 a year.
D. E. Burnley, general passenger
agent of the Oregon Short Line, an
nounces that the Bull extension will
depend upon the development of the
Bruneau project.
The sheriffs of the northwest, in
convention at Boise, selected c. W.
Dyer, of Twin Falls, as president, and
decided to hold the next convention
in Salt Lake City.
The United States district court for
the southern division of the district of
Idaho will convene at Pocatello, Non
day, April II. The business for the
tribunal is apparently light.
! James NJ. Shoup, brother of the late
Senator Shoup, of Idaho, has resigned
his Office as United States marshal at
Juneau, Alaska, and will be succeeded
by Dan A. Sutherland, of that place.
A New Plymouth resident recently
refused SIT, 900 cash for a 20-acre or
chard, giving his reason for not sell
ing at this price that the place was
paying at the rate of 20 per cent pei
annum on that amount.
The school board of Emmett has
called an election for April 8, to vote
on a proposition to bond the city FOL
$4,000 to defray expenses and cree
an addition to the high school build
ing at an estimated cost of $4,000.
At a meeting of the official board o
the Methodist church of Boise tn
stand taken by the Rev. G. B. Daltol
IN his night on the evils of the mum
, cipality and the controversy with tn
city administration was unanimousl
Endorsed.
A report is current in Boise to tn
effect that Hartman is about to bull
a railroad from Boise to the Lemf
country, to connect with the Gilmor
:. & Pittsburg, a railroad project tha
|. the big transportation man is said
0 be back of.
O 1t is expected that President Ia
2 will visit the Occur d'Alene distri
a bn invitation ha
J. ing been sent him by Wallace citizen
e al i being understood the presideI
Y, very much desires to visit the Gel
1t brated mining section.
+ Governor Brady has issued call f
= a special election to choose a judi
u for the Eighth judicial district create
n. at the last session of the legislator
tc The district is composed Of the cou
u ties of Bonner and Kootenai. T
I'd election will be held April 2T.
u Mrs. Alex Enos, wife of a salo'
IS keeper of Westmond, who was sh
~ through the arm by her husband, dl
T. ing a quarrel, refuses to prosecu
= declaring her husband was justifie
she having threatened to shoot hi
when he fired in self-defense.
Another effort will be made
SO Senator Hepburn to have the e
eminent purchase land in Washir
m ton, south of Pennsylvania avenl
on as a site for government building
ia He has introduced a bill approprf
ox ing S10,00O,00O for that purpose.
of Express rates in and out of Bo
nj and from other Idaho points will
ed investigated by the Interstate Go
al MERGE Commission which will meet
he Salt Lake. Saturday, April 3. The
tv yestigation has been ordered as
result of complaints made by Ida
y, people.
at. The Boise Booster club is to
red reorganized and put upon MI
ne substantial basis This is the g
Sc that is determined to make Boise
zen city of $4,000 before the close of 19
ted The organization now has seve
en- hundred members and it is grow
rapidly.
~, No clue has been discovered as
N the murderers of August Paetow,
aged German of Payette, who '
es, $50 "a tiod Net in a sl,,,
n, robbed ana lleu 70 post III STU
~, ~ where he remained all night, dy
"a from the exposure. The robbers
lhe cured $3.50 in cash and notes agl
ope eating $4,000.
ne9 Reports come from Denver
~ Mrs. John Cradlebaugh took the st
80 in an endeavor to save her hush
n q from punishment for the killing
,ets Fred F. Walton, who is charged y
hat breaking up the Cradlebaugh he
fec All of the parties were formerly
dents of Wallace.
A convention of sheriffs of
northwest opened at Boise, March
geo with sixteen officers present. An
'Iah dress of welcome was delivered
lton Governor Brady. The meeting is
cen for the purpose of discussing
the work of sheriffs and laws with W
had they have to do
is The Citizens party of Moscow
hck- placed a complete city ticket in
ad- field. The platform pledges for