The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-09-23
the rest of the ticket his sunnor,
during the campaign.

the rest Of the ticket his support
during the campaign.
At the state land sale held at Coeur
dAlene Monday, the land went from
$l5 to $45 an acre, the highest priced
being near Post Falls and the lowest
priced being on the St. Maries.
About 500 acres were sold. With the
exception of 80 acres near Mica bay
the timber did not have bidders.
George Brett, homesteader on the
headwaters Of the north fork of the
Occur d'Alene river, says the river
hanks and the large pools are lined
with dead trout, killed by the recent
dres. and what was probably the
finest fishing water in the state is
practically ruined. This stream has
furnished food and sport for anglers
Of this section for years.
Adjutant General A M. Rowe of
the Idaho national guard has issued
an order requiring all the company
commanders to make a list of-all the
enlisted men, dating back to the Or
ganization of the companies, the list
TO show the membership deaths, de-
sertions and discharges issued during
all that time.
Governor Brady received 1900 Of
the 35, 900 1rst choice votes on gov
ernOr cast In the state on the republi-
can ticket at the primary election
held August 80. Including second
choice, his total vote was nearly 81.
900. He received pluralities in 10
out Of the % counties. O'Neil car
ried Shoshone, Nez Perce and Custer,
and Clagstone carried Latah. All
the other counties were carried by the
governor.
Colonel E. NJ. Hoover, paymaster
of the Idaho national guard, has re-
turned TO Boise from trip through
the southern part of the state. and
will arrange at once for payment OF
members of the second infantry fol
the four days extra duty occasiOneC
by sending them from Cosgrove
Wash into northern Idaho to hgh
forest fires. 1t is said these payment
will include 400 men and SO officers
Il Engineers Of the Washington Wa
ter Power Co., working on the surve
OF the transmission line from Pos
Falls to Newport, arrived at the out
r skirts of Newport last week an
pitched their tents. They are nov
, working south from Newport an
will have the survey completed in
few DAYS. The crew is under Tn
: direction of Engineer Van Rensselaer,
Newport Miner.
n Sept. Is closed the session OF u
Masonic grand lodge of Idaho, held
e the Masonic temple in Boise. III
: work consisted principally OF routir
business and the annual election
officers, which resulted as follow
Byron Defenbach, Standpoint, graz
V master: Frank c. Bowman. ldal
u Falls, deputy grand master; Ezra
II Burrell, Montpelier, senior graz
'e warden; N. d. Brookhart, Pocatell
II junior grand warden; Charles HlmFo
'e Roise. treasurer; Theo W. Randa
Boise, grand secretary; W. b. 0oo
1e heart, grand lecturer.
20 The silver service commission
'e pointed by Governor Brady to arfa''
e: for the purchase of service 10
e. presented to the battleshlp laano
as Gift from the state for which u
to named. held an important meeting
no Roise last week, when p hanoso
nie,.s Of silver were ordered fr
on Gorham & Co.. Of New YORK.
-, r.ttern 10 be conventional des
y ~ tho state flower, the syringa'
:, cost to he 10 the neighborhood
to $1,000.
~ ~ The country life commission
81 - poiuted by Governor Brady at
- =, REQUEST Of former President RooseV
through the national country
commission, held meeting az
,an state house at Boise last week. "
its plans for work in the state were
rs cussed and partially formulated
vas chief work asked from this co'n'
III sion is to arrange for the lh'p'o
A. =, tho social life of the country
L. nile through any channels 'no'
III best by the commission Luz
mission is as yet cropping 10 the