The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-03-03

Inc nedlun department of the citv
OF Boise is urging the establishment
OF crematory in that city to he
used in destroying the refuse gath.
cred up.
rive well know Nampa men have
started for Jarbidge mining fields fuI.
~ equipped to prospect the district
and TO stay with the camp until II
is determined whether it is a winner
or not.
The Miner dam spinway in the
irwin Falls tract is being enlarged
adding 1000 acres to the irrigation
area.
A 5oO-barrel flour mill to cost $685.
O00 will be built at Twin Falls this
summer. The plant will be erected
by the Twin Falls Milling &, Elevator
company.
Located four miles north of the
ulaln strike at Jarbidge new town
has been established called Jack
Hole. The place has a population of
100.
AT Billiards. landing on the upper
Snake the Lewisshons will build the
second largest smelter in the world
to treat the copper ores, of which
there are millions or tons available
along the river.
The Warren Construction Comnanv
mas secured contract to lay 16
blocks OF bitulithic pavement on the
streets of Twin Falls. The company
is now installing a plant to begin
the work.
The capitol building commission
has closed contract for the COM
pletlon of the masonry work of the
third story of the capitol at Boise at
contract price of $4,000.
1t is estimated that there are more
than 100000 sheep on the ranges
of southern Idaho.
The commercial club of Payette
has engaged the services of an ex-
, perienced auctioneer and will inaug-
, urate a weekly free market day for
t the benefit of the merchants and
, farmers in Payette valley.
| 1t is estimated that there will be
! 500 settlers blowing land and setting
out orchards in the King Hill extern
! sion irrigated tract at Medbury as
, soon as spring opens.
4 The o. R. & N. company will built
: dock for its boat at Harrison OF
Lake Occur d'Alene. The COMPANY
: will soon place in service a new
! steamer named the Harrison.
I Robert Mortimer of Tekoa has en-
g tered suit against the @. R. & N
company for 1000 damages for thu
loss of leg which he suffered by
= train running over him.
Though the town of Gooding i
n only two years old it has three bank
4 ing institutions with combined dc
o posits of 100000 and a surplus o
$4,000.
,r A patch of 80 acres of ground il
;. potatoes produced $50 net per acr
TO a Payette orchardist.
= A big banquet given by the Sane
= point commercial club marked tn
opening of the largest wagon bridg
of its kind in the world. The brigd
- spans the Pend d'Oreille river. I
! F. O'Neill and Paul Clagstone, bot
), gubernatorial candidates, delivere
\ addresses at the banquet.
W. d. Humiston of Potlatch, has {
fered $25 for the best slogan to b
, be used in boosting Latah count,
. The contest is confined to resident
of the county.
Major F. A. Fem, supervisor
= the Clearwater national forest, hs
= delivered three lectures at the Uu
versity of Idaho on "ConnservatiC
of the Forests.
: The Idaho Industrial institute
- ST Anthony will be benefited by Il
bequest of $4,000 made by c.
Botsford of Boston, who has recent
= died. He divided his fortune amor
this sort of institutions.
= kellogg has provided water for
sewer system to be constructed
=, a cost of $4,000. The system W
be installed this spring.
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