The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-06-23
idaho STATE NEWS

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! Weisc<-A large surveying party un
der Chief Engineer Highley has gon
% Evergreen, where surveys for tn
l6-mile extension to Meadows will b
rushed with ali possible speed. Tn,
road ID expected 70 b. completed an<
trains running into Meadows by thu
coming October.
| Lewiston Fourteen Strawberries e
the yard i the record here this year.
Placed touching each other the berries
are on display In the window Of bust
ness house here. They are samples
from the strawberry field OF R. G.
Bailey, in Lewiston Orchards. They
are Of the "Afizona" variety, and were
not picked for the purpose Of exhibit
lion. but were brought in in the boxes
in which they were gathered at ran
dom by the pickers.
Boise General surprise was ex-
pressed here in railroad circles when
II was said that President McCutrheon
hsd announced that the Gilmore q
Pittsburg road Ia neither Hill nor
Hartman enterprise. He refused TO
say more, however. President Nc
Cutcheon further declared that for the
present no actual construction work
would BIZ taken up on continuance of
the two branches of the Gilmore e.
Pittsburg out Of Salmon City--cne to
Lewiston and the other 10 Boise.
Emmett short distance from En-
nett IL located the largest nursery in
Idaho, belonging TO c. p Hartley, who
has lao acres in nursery stock grow
ing. Mr.. Hartley is preparing for the
biggest business In his history next
spring. In his nursery he has more
than l, 200, 900 apple trees growing.
700. 900 Of which are CRAFTS and 3O0,-
300 seedlings. And he has 100, 900
peach trees coming on. Last fall he
planted 10 acres to peach seeds. This
spring Mr.. Hartley sold more than
I2O, 900 worth Of trees, mostly apples.
Sandpoint-Ihe cut-cyer lands of
ne humoird Lumber company have
been placed on the market. Prices
'ange from % cents per acre upward.
The Humbird company probably
wins more land than all the rest Of the
umper companies OF this county com
'ined and their action In throwing
XI.-I. -.
pen lheir lands Is being followed by
ne lesser companies. Conservative
usiness men OF the county claim that
nis action wan DO more toward the
ett'ing ana increasing OF the popu-
ai'on OF the county than all the litera-
ure tnat mas ever been published.
'ihee u was announced some time ago
nat tne humbird lands would be
iaced on the market, the company has
seeiVeo letters from citizens all over
ne country asking Tor information in
egsru 70 the adaptability OF the lands
rau. m.
aS 4. ~, ~" es'ern rah-
go - .'',s. u 40 ing ION noine-
! 80. ",'y 'rs " 'iior-
49, az :. 49, n,ie' 3ui9 nave
,'a.. 10y ss ~ nso' na' ~ .onuenin rignt
E 'osn "la 's,' "ons .ne
1870 - 49,, ~n'en WI" oe useo ior
tn Ts.a' an IL,
~ w =" !" ea'ein ra'iroao company [
-. 's, oo,,pa,y organized 10 {
nn ''' nu"'''s'on-L Lewiston c
Xi.os 90 |
~, y 49, w "iies nave peen I
~. e'el" years ago 'ne oregon
Co. n,'o ensisoefs unoer Engineer
ss'"e'ey, ~ oaie LAKE, completed
10y ron huntington 70 poth Lew
Ton ana Viarkston' put nothing has
y. 'o"e py 'ne company 70 indicate
ne,nef 'erinina's wouia De puiit In
q stAs'oh OF Lewiston. Inc move now S,
''eaeos 'na' Tue onort Line VIII build IL
o,arhsson ana tne condemnation D
'.s luse lied Is tne hrst step to pro /,
y i'S interests u
is
irwin Falls-The power plant Of the
eat Shoshone q Twin Falls water in
wer company at Lower Salmon Falls de-
been completed and is now in m
tTHtlOn, according To the anpoupra- q
emit made by Samuel II Hava tho