Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-04-09
IDAHO STATE NE WIS

laid on the principal streets.
Hattie Grumling, a 13-yearold Boise
girl, was run down by bicycle rider
one day last week and painfully in
jured.
Vernon Wadsworth, 12year-old
boy living near Nampa, was kicked
in the face by horse and seriously
injured
The city council of Boise has re-
newed saloon licenses to the number
of twenty-nine, one less than granted |
last year
At meeting Of the trustees OF the
Albion State Normal school, G.. A.
Axline was chosen president OF that |
institution for another year
AS a elimination of persistent
campaign by local board agents for
over a year past, Boise is to enjoy a
reduction in fire insurance rates.
The secretary of the interior has
withdrawn from entry 175000 acres
of land in Idaho county, with the idea
of adding it to the forest reserve.
Considerable excitement has been
occasioned about Ashton lately over
the arrest of six men, charged with
killing and capturing elk out of sea
son.
The bill creating the Eighth judic
| ial district, composed of the counties
of Bonner and Kootenai, is to have
its constitutionality tested in the su
/ preme court of Idaho
Notice has been filed at the Office
of the secretary of state of the pro.
posed construction of branch line Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
Sound railway in north Idaho.
Caldwell business men are the pro
moters of an irrigation enterprise fol
the reclamation of $4,000 acres OF
Owyhee county land, lying south OF
the Snake river near Homedale.
The fourteenth annual meeting of
the Woman's Missionary society OF
the Boise presbytery was held in
Boise April and 2, for which an eX
tensive program had been prepared
Peter Jacobsen met with a fatal &C
cident while piling lumber at the
Grant mill at Harrison. He slipped
and fell into the lake and heavy
timber fell upon him, breaking his
neck.
During lie quarter ending March
81, the state of Idaho received as in.
terest on public funds the sum OF
$7,027.03, the largest amount ever re
ceived for any quarter in the history
of the commonwealth.
There is a possibility that Aoki
. the young Japanese nobleman, who
won the heart of Helen Gladys EN-
> cry of California, and his bride may
purchase a ranch in Idaho on which
Z to make their future home.
a Sugar beet prospects were never
better in the history of the sugar in
dustry in Idaho than for the presen
. season, according TO the declaration
by Mark Austin of Sugar City, loca
: manager of the factories in Idaho.
Friday, April 2, the new addition
r and main portion of Bosses higl
a school building, now in couIse of cor
" struction, was dedicated with impos
ing ceremonies. The new building i
to cost $4,000, and it will be beat
tiful structure.
:. While sitting by window watch
: ing some children at play, the it'll
g. Joe Atkinson of Ustick, who is an il
lie valid, fell through the window glass
lie cutting several deep gasnes on he
9 head and face.
~ The state of Idaho, through the a
lie torney general, will soon take actio
against 112 domestic corporation
IN which have failed to pay their corpo
n alton taxes to the state treasurer. I'll
er. amount involved in the suits to
he started is approximately $4,000.
IS Announcement is made by liv
ne stock sanitary board of the territol
10 of New Mexico that in future in trea
- ing foot rot among sheep, dip
On tobacco and sulphur will be insistt
he upon. The Idaho board has been +
curing the use of this solution excl
sively.
lty The first child born in Wendell {
rived March 20 at the home of N
he and Mrs. Frank Miller. The youngest
ar has been christened Wendell Bla
Tin Major Fred r. Reed on behalf of I
'ev Wendell townsite company, present
IN Mr.. and Mrs Blair their choice
town lots.
&c Patrick H. McGlone suddenly d
me appeared from his home in Pocate
ms on the night of January 10, this YET
lty On March 80 his partially deco
lre posed body was found in the Pc
her fneuf river, two miles below town.
she is supposed he fell in the river e
ate was drowned.
A novel method of advertising IS
,t,4 oe tried in connection with the
Lost river project. The promote
;. will enlist the services of an ae
- photographer to take pictures
Sm- the country embracing these ent
1ite prises, from which newspaper G.
low will be made.
md In the case of the government
on n n Rnrlav involving condemnat
and of 9an acrae of land on the site of
the a.,a.,.,st,a 49,, r1ot .a.o,,,,.