The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-10

il Gooding EvssythinK b II rsodiusa,
b pgsh cpnstzuesjsR upun 10 SIS, Cox
iseAokA buEidipg WIKI ~ sat- q Id,
~ = buiiding !. tbis eity for ~ sda-
Ieaktca - ~ b,inA d. nod dssub.
i This haifding wsgh havs been vsll 0z
~ MY 70 eoDptotiou NJ MT IL
Uoathw eDudfttenD bnsn uafsvueab1s-
We<ad nesfs oschwheat Fsour.
| Reek-If ~ fsrnsrs AZ this ssetiou
viii grow bsckWtsGt, ~ Cnsyoa ros-
ler niIls, OWNED y D. K LaIkin, will
PIT h ~ noesosnsy nacbfnsfy for IL
Milling Of buelEWhsat and viii add 70
fhe output a. fhs piart psoduct that y
a largo eommsrsiai vnluo. Mr. LaL n
also annoumeas ttat during ~ coning
ssasou ~ will maiks much pssdsd I'm
prcvrmsnts IA ~ mill. and besides
ennstruettng . wnxsbouse viii bald .
NV nunDs . mile 10 I<nRth.
Nsmpa-Int9nss sxeitement prevails.
hsre because Of ths new gold camp.
Jaxbidgs, rs miles south Of this city.
jzst seross the Idaho Nevada line.
Hendricks Of ths old miners Of this
city. wbo made fortunes In the early
days of ~ old Silver City camp Of
OEyhss country arc fsvsrishly swat
Ing tbs breaking up Of winter to make
ths ruod 10 The new EidorAdo. The
greatest rush in tia history Of this sec
tion - prcmissd In tbs next few
mouths- Every report that comes from
Jsrbidgs vsri6es- the original state
msnts regarding tbs richness Of the
nov hnd.
Boise - Tbs fling In The United
States land offjcs Of duplicate rnaps.
field notes, certified copies Of water
and power applications for IN enor-
nous dam and reservoir on Snake river
70 the vicinity Of the widely known
Hali's fruit ranch. 20 miles south Of
Mountain Home, made public . purpose
70 develop power and TO irfjgats about
200, 600 acres Of some of the finest land
Of the stats lying between Snake river
o1 tbs south, the Oregon Short Line
road ON the north, Msdbury segreRa-
ticn ON the east, to Sunnysids seRrsgs-
tion on the west.
This new enterprise bids fair to be |
one of the most important irrigation
power projects instituted In the West. |
B. g. Jayne. Of New York city, Is the
man who conceived and has put in mo
tion this important undertaking, and |
u 10 currently rumored he commands |
strong financial backing.
Lswiston-Ths gymnasium At the
stats normal school has been opened to |
the public and regular cIasses- are be-
ing organised among the studentf. |
The gymnasium IL one Of the finest In |
the Northwest. II IL = two story |
building fsnishsd In the English half
timber style. The main floor will be
used ~ = combined auditorium and |
KY mnasium.
In the bane ment are tho separate
apartments for the mon and for the
women students, with lockers for gao
women and 1870 men. There, too, il
The swimming pool, 25x40 feet. with a
iepth Of from 4 to 10 feet. There are
'ix shower baths for the young women,
and four tub baths.
A suspended running track encrcles
he room and gallery IL in the rear,
'ffering seating accommodations for
$50 people. II IL estimated that the
gymnasium will accommodate at least
! thousand people. On tho main floor
ire private rooms for making physi-
al examinations. together with the
'fiiee OF the physical director.
Twin Falls-E. II. Grub. of Car
'ondaie. Colo, one Of the largest DO
ato dealers In America. has Just closed
lengthy investigation here.
Responsibility Of producing the po-
Atoes for the entire United States
csts on Colorado and Idaho said Mr..
'rubb. Colorado can increase her
otal product materially, but yet that
ncrease will be immateriAl In compar-
ION with the large development Of this
usinees that may be effected In Idaho.
md with proper knowledge of seien-
tic potato work. among the farmers :
the Gem state. 1t will soon bscome I
ss premier among the raiscrs of this !
Iaple food Of all the nation.
My reasons for these conclusions I
re that by the time the irrigation sys- l
inns of this state are matured there
All be approximately 5000, 900 acres J
t-'f>* ".st>h - III ~ @a@Rto0tt 10 Do =
Ito cultivation; and conservative {
'timAte shows that with = proper sys- Il
I'm Of crop rotation there will be po-
toes In these acres to the extent of
,e-third their area, or 1, 900, 600 acres.
hese acres will'average yielding 500 n
'sheis per acre. and total Of soO.- Il
20. 600 bushels annually. which Is In Il
'cess OF the combined output Of the Q,
tire United States At the present 81
me. Lin
1T may be news TO some people to d
low that potatoes are natural hsbi. is
r. Of high attitudes and northern lat d,
ides: and while In Southern elimes "
tatoes can be grown. they cannot be N
pt for future use and must be i'm os
consumed. This fact elimi- r
ties the Southern states and Cuba
I'm ever entering the potato market.
en- locally"