The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-24

Clinton H. Moore WHO at that period
| 1880 bad charge OF an kpiscopalian school
| i'm Boise, The last known OF Mi. Moore
| he was in Butte Mont. connected with
| the internal revenue service.
| la 1890 Adona:im J. Pinkham WAS the
supervisor OF census for Idaho. He Is an
resides now at Walla Walls. Wash.
The 1900 census supervisor for Idaho
| was W. II SavIdco. Mr. Savidge Is now
| practIcing law in Boise.
The New Supervisor
Joseph perrault. Jr. is tho Idaho super
visor OF census and Is now Just in the
midst of his activities attending the duties
Of this trust lie Is getting the enumor-
ators arranged i'm the various counties %:
the state with the end in view 30 close
the entire count OF the state during the
month Of MAY.
Joseph Perrault. Jr,. is young man
and resides In Boise where lie was born.
He comes from sock we'll and (aVorably
known 10 Idaho during all the days OF
its interesting history.
His father Joseph Perrault, Sr. is one
Of the best known men in the state. III
the very early sixties he established the
first newspaper in Lewiston and later re-
moved to- Boise
Census Supervisor Perraults mother
was daughter of the late Milton d. Kel-
ley who long owner and editor
of the Statesman. still the leading paper
In Boise and in Idaho.
nope OI IuS L uDuISs
| am not prone TO rcvel in prophetic
musings but In reviewing the doubling
up of Idaho's population from decade to
decade I am impressed by that which /
am pleased to term reasonable eNpecta
lions.
In view or the watering Of three mil
lion additional acres Of land for Irriga
ton of The increased output OF the
mines OF the state: OF the enormous de-
mand for manufactured lumber aud the
immense numbering plants already cstab
lisheG in the forests OF the state; OF the
grading up Of various kinds OF stock
ranges: OF the more scientific husbandry |
OF our finer fruit interests Of the cstab- |
lshment of resorts a great natural wat !
crinS places throughout the state: and |
smaller substantial material at
fractions TO Idaho | no legitimate |
reason why another decade, 1920. should |
not see within the confines of this state
as bona flde settlers here. at least six
teen hundred thousand people.
Movement Of Reform.
Idaho county IS one OF the latest 10 join
in an organization OF a law and order or
civic righteousness league Prof. Hart
zell Cobbs Of Cottonwood has been made
chairman. and Clement s. Hanna secre
tary OF the organization which has in
view now the certain enforcement of the
local option law in Idaho county, and the
of the antl-gambIing and the
Sunday closing law.
This movement In the state is to be
fostcred by central state meeting called |
10 meet N Nampa on March % and "a
and the Idaho county organiza ton has
designated County Attorney j. NJ. Gil
moro to attend this meeting as their rep
rcsentative.
The central figure in this movement ap-
pears to be Doctor Nichols OF Boise who
is presumed TO be acting as the state
representative here in Idaho of an East
more. perfect enforcement of laws
throughout the states OF the Union,
which, according to their view. tend TO
promote loftier order of civic righteous
Boise has finally planned for the per-
manent organization OF Chautauoua.
The association newly formed has start
ed and is successfully raising the sum
Of $4,000 from the business men OF the
city as a sum total necessary to con-
duct the association for the first week in
usually raised by subscription for the
of Independence day
This society has already provided for
some splendid speakers for their weeks
assistance many splendid men and women
Of culture and literary attainments from
communities,
1t is not probable that this country is
now sufficiently peopled to provide ade-
quately for full course Chautauqua, ex-
tending over period OF three or four
this omission. have figured with wisdom
in the presentation OF the short course
during the first week OF July OF the pres
ent year,
Refuse to be Annexed.
A vote was taken by the residents OF
Fairview addition 10 Boise City last
week 10 determine whether the sdbdiyi-
sion should become n part OF the muni-
cpality or remain outside the corpora
ton.
BY decided majority the 400 voters OF
The subdivision refused TO accept anneXa-
ton. Here is a concrete example Of the
surprise that will go out from the capital
city and through the state when the
census returns are made up. This addi-
lion is as much OF Boise any portion OF
the city. but owing TO high taxes and
fear OF an extension OF pavemeuts side
walks and curbings, the population of
1900 people or more remain outside the
city limits. thus reducing the citys show
ng materially,
What is true OF Fairview is equally
true OF half dozen other attending ad-
ltions. the aggregate of which viii re-
luce Boise's populat tlon by the returns