Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-03-11
IDAHO STATE NEWS


Goodfng is TO have a national bank.
the charter having been approved in
Washington
A bridge across the Salmon river
between Bull and the Glover creek
Project is now assured
The Idaho state band of Caldwell
has en- pIoyed a musical director from
the east at salary of 81 200 a year.
Preparations are being made to
garry the detective injunction case
against the city of Moscow the SUI
preme court
Heyburn>s Commercial club has re-
rently been organized and has leased
me old Hepburn House for their
headquarters
Kootenai county is TO have a new
court house, work to be begun as
soon the county commissioners
have decided upon plans
The wool shipments from the state
of Idaho during the last year amount
over the previous season of $4,000
pounds
Three hundred and twenty-five
farm, ers turned out to h ear farm top
les presented by members of the
Farmers institute train when it
reached Blaclxfoot
Tommy Flynn, porter in a Twin
Falls saloon. accused of taking 1892
from the bar till. was arrested in Sho-
shone, after he had disappeared from
Twin Falls between two days
The contract has been awarded for
The construction in Pocate1lo of a
new oil house for the store depart
ment of the Oregon Short Line. Work
wall be begun soon the weather
Permits
A Washington dispatch announces
| that at the inaugural ball Mrs. Borah
wore a gown of black tuIIe embroid
cred in gold Miss Ann Soma of Boise
wore a princess gown of white satin
with CearIs-
| The Roswell Park Fruit company
of Roswell is preparing to make ex
tens1ve improv ements in their $500
acre tract of fruit land at Roswell
| fhe land Will be leveled and laid out
| into small orchard tracts
Word has been received in Boise
OF the death of Otis e Taught at
| Eureka Springs, Ark Mr. Taught was
q member of the Boise Typographical
union and had been a resident of the
vicinity of Soldier for number OF
Jears
thousands of acres of bench and
Emmett will be set out to apples and
| peaches this year. Many new houses
| are being constructed and the bust
ness men are looking for a prosper
| Gus year
= The bomesteaders in the nefghbor-
hood of Kuna are greatly rejoiced
| over the prospect of the completion of
4 the sfb-Iateralsg near Kuna >fnafnedi-
Kuna high line is to be finished by
contract
While chopping wood in the vicinity
of Placerville, William e. McPharland
received a blow the head which
raused his death few hours later. A
pile of logs gave way and rolled down
the hill. one striking McPharland on
The head
Mrs Maybelle Cottreu OF Boise on
trial at Spokane, was given indie
| terminate sentence of L to IA years
IN the penitentiary for forging the
name OF Colonel d. p Jenkins, Spo,
kane pioneer and million aire, to a
check for $50
1t is reported that a rural Justice of
the peace recently tried who
who admitted stealing a horse The
justice is said to have fined the cul-
| prit 500. forced him return the
horse its original owner and
promptly released the accused.
The jury in the case of Horace E.
Neal, former cashier OF The defunct
Capital State bank, return ed verdict
of not guilty The defense was that
Neal was intoxicated from the use OF
morphine at the time he committed
the crime specified in the indictment
That the apparently harmless bull
dog toy pistol is excee dinghy dan
gerous toy has been proven by
Boise man. who has demon stratec
that by loading the weapon with pow
der and ball. the ball would penetrate
an men Doaru at a distance OF ~ Ieet
What promises TO DE the Iarges
body of mineral found in Idaho was
uncovered at Basin. ten miles soutl
of Burley recently The find was
made by John and Jess Bemis, WHIT
were dong some develOpnl ent work OF
a claim at the head OF Boulder can
yon-
Hugh b. Fulton, well known in Bots,
for the last nineteen years, mining
, man, business man and peace officer
is dead, having passed ay at a loca
hospital March >, after n lingern;
illness of "A year and a half during
: which time he suffered from Brighti
disease