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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22

Wheat--Track prices, export basis
Bluestem, 92c; club. s4c; red Russian,
SIC; valley, ssc; 4o-fold, SIC; Turkey
red. $4,000.
BarIey-Feed. s22 per ton; brew
ing. $23.
Hay-Track prices: Timothy, Will
lsmette valley, $1,000 per ton:
Eastern Oregon, s21@22; alfalfa, new,
$l6Wl6; grain hay, $14@16.
Corn Whole, $32; cracked, $33 per
ton.
Millstuffs-Bran. s23@24 per ton;
middlings. s3l; shorts, s25@26; rolled
barley. $24. 50@25. so.
Oats-White. s27. so per ton.
Green Fruits--Apples, new, 50cM
$l.2b per box; plums, 40M76c; pears.
76c@$l.26; peaches, boxes, 40M75c;
Tugs, $l.l0@l. rs; grapes, 65cm$1 35
per box; cranberries. $8.5 per barrel;
wstermelons, $1@1.25 per hundred;
cantsloupes. 75e@$1.50 per crate.
vegetables-Besns. S@6c per pound:
cabbage, &c; cAuliflower. $3.50 per
dozen; celery. 90c; corn, 12@15c; Gu
cumbers. 2b@4oc per box; eggplant.
&c per pound; garlic, S0l0c; green
onions, lbc per dozen; peppers, SC per
pound; radishes. l5M20c per dozen;
squash. 4oc per crate; tomatoes, s0M
soc per box. carrots. $lm1.25 per
sack; beets, $3.50; parsnips, $l@l. rs;
turnips, 81.
Potatoes-New. sl.25 per hundred.
Onions-New, $3.50 per sack.
Eggs-OreRon current receipts. 81
opS2c; candled. 321S@S4c.
Butter-City creamery, solid mack.
soc per pound; prints. 37m371Sc per
pound; butter fat, sec; country store
butter. 2<@25c.
Poultry-Hens. tic; springs, tic;
ducks, white, 16x@17c: geese. 10S
@llc: turkeys. live. zoe; dressed.
Il h@25c; squads, SO per dozen.
Pork-Fsncy, l3c per pound.
Vesi-Good. up to lao pounds. l1@
he per pound.
Livestock - Beef steers. good To
choice, S5.2b@5. so; fair to medium.
x4.260r4.75; choice spayed heifers,
"a. 6o@4.75; good to choice beef cows,
s4.26@4.50; medium to good beef
cows, $s.7btn4.25: common beef cows.
$2@3-76; bulls. $S.750n4; stays. good
TO choice. S404.25; calves. Light.
S6.7b@7; heavy, $s.75m5.
Hogs-Top. sl0@10.75; fair TO me-
dunn. $9.5ot@10.
Sheep-Best Mt Adams wethers, 81
cp4.26. best valley wethen, SO. 25a
500; fair to good wethers. s3@s. so;
best valley ewes, $S013.50: lambs,
choice, Mt Adams, $5.2btG5. SO; choice
valley, s5@5.25.
Hops--lslo crop, nominal; 1909.
l0@11c; olds, nominal.
Wool-Eastern Oregon. lS@17c per
pound; valley. l7@19c: mohair.
choice, S2@33c.
Csscara bark-4h@44c.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
New Island Rise. in Sea

Seward. Alaska-A new island was
added to the Aleutian chain at the
same time that the towns of Unslaska
and Dutch Harbor were shaken by an
earthquake September l. The island
rose from deep water, at point where
sounding by the Geodetic survey last
year showed 10 fathoms. The island
is in the form Of great rounded hill.
very close to Perry Peak, the island
that rose last year and was discovered
by officers OF the revenue cutter Perry.
The revenue cutter Bear brought news
Of this discovery.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
Suspected Lspsr Found

New York-A man believed to be
John Kokas, the Greek leper of Salt
Lake City, who broke quarantine there.
evaded interrogation in Chicago, and es-
capped eastward, was arrested here. as
ne was about to buy a ticket for
Greece. The man gave his name as
Peter Coropulas. of Salt Lake City. 80
years old, and denied vigorously that
he was leper. His appearance was
hideous. and the hospital authorities
say they believe he is leper.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
Maine Goes Democratic.

Portland. haine-Maine went Demo
cratic Tuesday. 1t elected Frederick
". Piaisted, Of Augusta, a Democrat.
as governor, upset the heretofore solid
Republican delegation in at least two.
and possibly all four of the congress
sional districts, and to the surprise of
the political leaders, Democratic as
we'll as Republican, the last returns
indicate the possibility that the next
state legislature will be Democratic.
The senate surely will have Demo
cratic majority The house complex
ion is in doubt.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
Msry's Revenos.

Mary was little girl who did not
IKE to walt. but one day her mother.
having several guests. Mary was
made TO wait anyway. 90 just about
the time dinner was under good head
way. she poked her little curly head
m At the dining~room door and ssid:
I don't care II do have to wait,
mat was an old sick turkey. anyhow
E. Mack's National Month
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
FALLIEREs SEES DIRlelBLEs.
French Army Corps Use Aeroplane.
In Field Maneuvers.

~ 'S'N 'vfoic0NCT3-
Grandvillieres, France = President
Fallieres, accompanied by the presi-
dent-elect of Brazil, Marshal Hermos
Fonseca, Premier BRAND and foreign
military attaches, witnessed the opera
ton Of dirigibles in the army maneu-
vers. Three dirigibles and six aero
planes, including those manned by
Latham and Paulhan, took prominent
part in the operation.
Thus far aeroplanes have given bet
ter results than the dirigibles, which
for two days we're prevented from
leaving their stations by high winds.
Army officers are enthusiastic over the
results.
General Picquart, commanding the
Second corps, and General Meunier.
commanding the Third corps, each
morning before O'Clock. were in
possession of an accurate description
OF the location and movements of each
others forces. Meunier outgeneraled
Picquart, succeeding in turning the
latter's position.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
JUST A few WORDS
ON THE FOLLY OF TAKING LIKE,
AND DIsLikEs.
Analysed the Practice 10 a. RIdIcv
Ious ~ Il 10 IrJurIous-est ABIDE
. Moment or Two and
Reflect

Il don't like that man." you say
Cut It. DO; cut it, the Baltimore
Evening Sun remarks You DOM
know what you're talking about
You're just making your head roar
without making any hsadway toward
the Improvement O. the world or add.
ing to it, intelligence. Just maxine
= noise. that's ALL
Don't like him. ehf Condemnins
everything about him. MY, but that's
silly stunt, mighty silly Besides. II
isn't true.
A man II made Of qualities and
tendencies and things like that.
mans deeds don't make him at ALI
They are Just signs of the qualities In
him.
A whistle doesn't make . sawmfll
1t Just tells you there's one In the vi.
cinity. 1t Isn't sawmill because II
whistles-it whistles because its
sawmill. A bee Isn't \ bee because
1t makes honey-it makes honey be-
cause it's a bee.
Now. there are all sorts OF quail
tiles and impulses In MANN every
man. You know yourself that there "a
night between two or three element,
In you before you do the commences
thing.
You don't like that other fellow. eh,
Yes. you do, some Of him.
Don't you know that quality in your
self that you think is 80 perfectly
sweet and noblei The man whom
you claim 10 hate has that quality
Maybe not 70 we'll developed as your,
maybe he hasn't had the chance In
develop It. But he has II, and Won
should Hike that much Of him. because
he has 1t common with you.
That Ii true Of every one of thoee
qualities you recognise 80 proudly
in yourself.
He has EN-, too!
Then that thing In him that you
observed that led to your remark Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS got 1t. boy.
you've got I'll
You may have succeeded in hiding
1t. or perhaps even in smothering II
some and making 1t keep its head
down and not have much to say about
your actions. but you have that ouaI.
ityi
The thing that you deplore in the
other man is somewhere In you. morn
or less dormant or undeveIoped.
Maybe he has been placed In cir
cumstances that developed almost r.
resfstibly in him that the thing you
have had a chance to kill OF or hold
In leash But he has the quality. and
you have It.
And that even more than the iikabIe
quality he has In common with YOU
should make you his friend-at least
should place you In the attitude NJ
willingness to be b,s
frfend If the useful opportunity ever
offered.
Quit this hate. especially in hot
weather.
Liking folks cools you on nicely and
makes you fit In with the scheme NJ
he universe.
Hate lifts your temper and yonr
emperature. and you sweat and tickle
md squirm and stew.
Besides. II you have sense and
Imagination enough to look at a thing
rom some other than your own mar.
owiy selfish standpoint. remember
hat time you found somebody else
lated you-didn't that hurt YOU. clear
o the hearth
Your hate hurts the other man Just
hat way. and-well. don't do II. II
% died tomorrow you couldn't look
be Lord in the face.
Like folksl
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
ALL PARTIES GIVEN SHARE.
Metropolitan Street Railway Impartial
In Campaign Gifts.

- - - f>~''>>>' ~ tot halfway iInQdTyiHI
In Campaign Gifts.
New York-The admission that ev-
cry corporation with which he had ever
been identified had not only contribut-
ed to political campaign funds. but
had contributed to the campaign fund
OF everybody that ever ran for Office"
was made on the stand by H. H. Vree-
land, ex-president of the Metropolitan
Street Railway company.
Mr.. Vreeland could only be made to
specify amounts for the year 1908.
During that year the corporation of
which he had then been president. the
Metropolitan Securities company, had
contributed $40, 900 to $50, 600 to the
Republican State committee and ST.
600 to SIS. 900 to the Democratic State
committee. The company may have
also made campaign contributions To-
cally, but the witness was not positive
on that point.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
Gambling Campaign /. on.

New fork-Distriet Attorney Whit
man has declared his purpose to enter
onergetieally into the fight against
gambling in this city. and announced
ms intention of organizing gam
bling buresu" to deal with the evil.
The bureau" said Mr.. Whitman.
will be In no sense a squad organized
Tor the purpose of conducting raids on
suspected places. but bureau Of Ave
or six competent deputies, who shall
sift the evidence and 70 prepare cases
that convictions as well as indictments
may be obtained"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
Walsh Estate Not orsat

Denver = The estate of the late
Thomas F. Walsh. which had been an
proximated as high as 500, oo0. 900.
was worth only S., 500, 900, according
TO the inventory filed by Judge S. A.
Osborn, representing the estate. OF
this valuation, IS, 900. 900 is Colorado
property.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22

A saloon keeper in East New York
has novel way Of evading the Sun
day excise law and giving his neigh
oors and friends a wet Sunday II they
care to have one. On an iron gate
leading into the yard in the rear Of
his place he has put lock He has
had 200 keys made to give out to
those he knows Nobody gets in who
can't open the lock. A man sits close
to the gate and closes IT after each
one comes In
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
GOLD THIEVES WATCHED
Detectives Suspect Alaskans and Wait
for Them to Dig Up lngots.

Detectives Suspect Alaskans and Wait
for Them to Dig Up Ingots.
Seattle-It is settled in the minds of
detectives that the s57, 900 robbery of
gold bullion in transit from Fairbanks
to Seattle was committed on the Yu-
kon river steamer Tanana, and the men
who are supposed to have stolen the
precious ingots are under surveillance.
But the gold 10 buried in the earth.
the detectives say, and even if they ar
rested the real criminals, they could
not convict them and they might not
recover the gold. So they purpose to
starve the thieves out; to watch them
until they dig up the gold and try to
sell it. Any man who tries to sell
Tansna gold at any market in Alaska
or the United States will be held for
examination. Reports of second ex
press gold robbery are false.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22

Los Angeles-Judge Rives, of the
probate court has refused to lend ju-
dieisl approval to a contract granting
attorneys for Beatrice Anita Turnbuli-
Baldwin. 80 per cent of the amount
they may recover for from the estate
OF Elias jackson Baldwin. Attorneys
acting In behalf Of Miss Turnbull-
Baldwin. made the request for such a
contract to authorize the employing
OF certain attorneys. with ihe agree
ment to give thSsa half Of Whatever
should be recovered " litigation or
compromise.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22

Los Angeles. GAIA glass lens ar.
ranged in frame SO that inflammable
material underneath 1t would be ig-
nited when exposed to the rays of the
sun was exhibited in the United States
District court here, when Henry Clay,
a rancher. was rlsced on trial on a
charge Of starting a fire in the San
Diego forest reserve. Harold Mar
shall, superintendent of the reserve
told Of finding the device. which is al
legged to have been placed in position
by the defendant with the intention of
setting a fire.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
Cinnamon Buy Revolvsr.

Stockton, Cal.-The sudden run on
the gun stores Of this city by China
men. who are arming themselves in
the belief that tong war Is certain.
has resulted in almost every high
priced revolver being sold. The own
ers were surprised Saturday morning
to have Cinnamon call in twos and
tnrees and purchase the best makes of
pistols, paying from $40 to $50 each
for what they believed to be reliable
WEAPONS
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22

Boise-With nearly 900 laborers at
work on the New York canal widening
the big ditch and putting in the con-
crete lining, the pay roll of the reclaim
alton service in this city this month
will amount to between $50, 900 and
$50, 900.
Along the big ditch three camps
have been established and the men are
working full blast, there being three
hunderd men in one camp and between
100 and 200 in each of the other
camps. Nearly every nationality on
the face Of the globe. with the excep-
tion OF Mongolians, are represented in
the camp life, the yellow race being
prohibited from working on govern
ment jobs. OF all the laborers hired
II has been found that the Bulgarians
head the list rs to qualifications, they
being willing to de anything at any
time and are fast workmen. Spanisrds
come next, according to the foreman
in charge, then the Italians and next
the Greeks, the last being the steadiest
but very slow. While Americans are
given the preference on the work, few
remain long. as they are composed
mostly Of the hobo class, who are only
seeking few days work.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
Fails to FIN Over Irish ssa

London-Aviator Astor Lorraine. who
recently failed by 800 yards in his at
tempt to fly across the Irish sea. an
nounced that he will make another try
during the coming week. Loraine's
failure was due to defective soldering
In his petrol tank. Although he ship
ped sufficient petrol for the trip, the
tank developed leak, which continued
during the last three miles of the trip.
and Lorraine was compelled to give I'M
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22

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1880 '''a =. poPo-
'e'ou s'pco Assv' "nsn ~ figures
wers !, ooe, $50. It, gresttst growth
during thet period was betWeen 1880
and 1900. when thers 80 an Iner..s.
~ x 49, ..,t
~ ~ poPu.''on curing me
isst oecsoe wns not 20 great proper
tionatsly'a ~ that Of New York. tbe
rate Of incresso b~In~ 10 ~ csnt -.
th.r H., 1900 ~ 49, v-...-,.
- S'v'
~ AorH !" - mead OF ~ closest
Fival ~ z, bSls boO-
Chicago, however, cas- claim distInc-
kIon IN having ,um,.d Nm .,xts A.
,...~ss L.. .. -
r - W sss'e on
'1e e'ooo' sie Following Oh the heeIs |
Il Paris, whose population by IL cen
Ius IN 1901 was 2.7I<. Oed. Chicaso
axes n~,ees.,c~ ovsv Tol q 49,, PHI,
Z. 49, ~,~ 80 - ~
y s' margins according 70 tne
snsus taken In each Of the two cities
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
Portugal Exile. Monk.

Lisbon-The monastery Of the Span
ish Jesuits at Aldeira- Ponte has been
closed by government decree, and the
Jesuits have been expelled from the
country. They are warned that II
'ney return to Portugal they will be
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
EIEht injured by AIrshin

hiiwsukee-Eight persona, five wo-
men and three men, were more or less
seriously injured here when q Wright
aeroplsne, driven by Arthur Hosey.
swerved sidelong from its course and
plunged into crowd before the grand
stand at the state fair. The aviator
was uninjured- None Of the injured
will die.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
W,Illno "a n.,,

First Doctor-Now. the nrst thing
10 to reduce the fever and aIIar the
thfrst
The Patient (overhearins)-I think.
gentlemen. that II you get the fever
away. could overpower the othsg
part of my complaint myseif
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
STORM DAMAGES COTTON.
Crop on $500 Acres in Texas Ia
Ruined BY Wind and Hail.

- ~ WI AoOTN0O N(fCo w G0d3 -
Ruined BY Wind and Hail.
Galveston, Tex.-A severe wind hail
and rain storm which swept over four
or five counties did untold damage to
crops, especially to the cotton crop,
which was either stripped from the
fields by the wind or ruined by hail of
q size unprecedented in Burleson,
Brazos, Houston, Grimes and Walker
counties.
From reports just received it is es-
timated that the cotton crop was
ruined on about $50, 900 acres, which
includes few thousand acres Of other
crops.
In Burleson county, along the hill
sides, thousands Of acres Of unpicked
cotton were beaten down by the hail
and later washed into the swelling
streams by the heavy rains.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
socIaII.ts Are Arrsstsa

SAT- Lake City-Six members of the
SOCIALIST Labor party were arrested
mere one after another. while trying
70 hold street meeting at the corner
OF Second South and State streets. in
defiance Of the orders of the chief Of
police
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22

CScrk-You cannot pay your bInf
Guest-1 cannot.
Cerk-Whst do you mean By
taking q room. II you haven't money
enough to pay for hYs
Quest had money enough when
took n bot knew nothing about the
union rates for waters ana have
>tnce given one q tip.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22

Chieago-George w. Fitzgerald, a
former asserting teller In the Chicago
Federal subtreasury, was arrested by
deputy United States msrshsls, charged
with the theft Of sits, 900 from the
suetreasury on February o, 1907.
Fitzgerald was arrested on a bench
warrant on an indictment returned Sc
cretly by Federal grand jury Febru-
airy II, 1910.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22

Pittsburg- A countrywide cam
paign against the illegitimate traffic
IN narcotics and habit-forming drugs
began here when the National Associs-
ton OF Retail Druggists went on rec
ORD as favoring a national law along
these lines. e
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
Russia and Turkey Auls.

Paris-The Temps confirms the re-
port that Turkey and Russia have en-
tered into military alliance, and saws
that the convention indicates Turkeys
approchement with the powers in the
triple alliance.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
Plague Has Grip on ltalv.

Rome, Sept l7.-During the last "a
hours in the department Of Apulia, in
Southeastern Italy, there were five
deaths from cholera and nine new
cases Of the disease.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
Police Psrssouss Jews.

kicv. Russis-The police have be-
come more active in expelling the
Jews, who have been ordered bach
within restricted territory set aside
Tor them From September IL to is,
"a persons were driven out or given .
brief period In which TO make thei,
exit.
Thirty-two Jews left voluntarily. Ir
the same days BE- persons were ex
PEELED from the suburbs Of Solomenk,
and Demieffka.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
O. TIE WEEK


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,s.,or>i $1,000 ~ fwror,,,,1 IN
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oo9F<sooe9 M VIII failure, tl1ooGl
q meni po'esson % stock
g nsoe oivicenm We
- . ~ xsts bearing
4 Klaaath Pans brieklayer eolIscte,
~ n'A 70. work. - ~ musHte O
@n' ma ~ mmediatsv ar
N Denats committes has begun Il,
o1lciaI inveutisntion into the alleged
brlbmy In connection with the electias
sssse'r Lossmsf.
Two ehih1ron Weso burnsd u death
49, 9se g Dooe'as Alaska,
NJ 49, ns W. v0'm snsy
-
r&a-s s.~ n 49, Oh sne
havy' Arrives ~ Ban francisco
M tkrsstsnsd Win pneumonia.
=. ne'kes IN ex-omciaf OF the
= ekeht mcnths IN Ire psniteutisry
k 81 shars Ia ths sugar weighing
freu<,.
A nsnbsr Of tbs rov.I Hol,teln
fanily Of Denmark. and heir 70 msnv
mIIiicna. W. found working IN ~
ee'nsary apartment OF . railroad
Peny y oeett's'
Ceatra<ts have bssn lot for . rail
~ from Fern'sy o LAssen, 10 North
1ensoenlA wnsch road VIII event
oauy % extsnosd 70 kiamzsn Fslls,
Orsron irving the horthweAt another
Ansssean apples arc bringing to
y 90" , pound IN England.
Secretary OF War Dickinson met
WIN > hearty reception 1t Pekin-
Two freight trains met In he.d-on
csIllsiou near Cain. III Killing sonr
nsa.
President Taft viii ssk e. 600 900
70 begin he fortii3csgion OF he Pnns-
~ canal.
s,.,.A .-,,. =
10 fully endorse ths policy Of Pyemisr
CannIejas.
1 ~
80 o'Ieue'.te soldiers min
~,o" \, army on'o" ~ At
"Ae NV ~. =
.a.s ~ " r9,tokHi, mas
~" s ~ % 800 =" supporters
BY IN alliance with Bulgaria and
bervia. nontsnegro IL elevated from
principality to ths ranks Of = full |
New Orleans IL disappointed At tho
s @sos IN me census. and
,s,s 49,. m.s' . nsI saancss Tor the
.o.sss, ss,.s ..s.ss 10 sas o1i'c ,,
eonst "n'cn started q indianapolis
having made about 400 miles.
s~~r.,. w,,..
WILSON, pays postage on
through Tie mails. refusing 10 tske
advantage Of the frankins privilege.
c.,s.,, x,.,. -. =
motor boat srsverssd Niagara ran
NJ for distance Of AZ miles below
~ falls. but IVES finally thrown on the
~ hrst - -, !" rope
Charles n. schwab. ex-president Of
IL Steel trust. says that San Frsncis-
lAaf In e.., - vsts ~. sans-~,
number Of new bsttleships for China ,
,Asy viii not Be- built there
80
-Aargss Roosevelt with insincerIty. Z
pe,. 49,, Z
...sI;s..,, 4. 's MS New Nat
'n IN s"ofcss AZ oyster Bay.
,ouain.t.d for ,onvr.-. \, sa
Ioritv.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22

Lewiston--The city Of Lewiston il
preparing TO install improvements that
viii cost 500, 900. It is conceded that
two Improvement districts will be es-
tablished by the council At once, and
viii include the curbing. grading and
parking Of the streets in the residence
district and the probable installation
OF hard surface pavement along one
OF the principal thoroughfares In the
residence district leading to Lewiston
Orchards. This will keep the street
department employed for the next six
months In carrying out the improve
ments, and cannot fail to be the means
OF permanently identifying the city.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22
IDAHO STATE NEWS

GrangsvilIs--A shipment Of Is, 00t
pounds Of hides vaiued at e2, 800, has
been made By the firm Of Askoy 4 Al.
shnc. GfangsviIle junk dealers. The
shipment hsd bsen purchased from
Camas prniris farmsrs and local butch
On during tbs past six months.
Wallace William T. Cox. assistant
forester, he's arrived at Wallace from
Warrington to take up formulating
pians for disposing Of timber killed BY
forest 6rss. He will accompany Su-
pervisor WsigIe over the burned dis
tricts Of he st. Joe, the party leaving
hsre for Big creek. Ths timber viii
- estimated and Appraised and offered
at prices that will invite immediate
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-22

GrangsvilIe - County Auditor J. l.
Overman has received notice from the
sfste suditor that Idaho county's ap-
portionmsnt Of the state tar will this
year amount to t81, 1884, an increase
over last year Of 81, 08S. The tax is
distributed - follows: Generxl fund,
", 1877; sanitary fund. 1866; public
bdiIding fund, 81. $50; general interest
FUND, 1852; and predatory animal
bounty fund, 1919.