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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23
wzia} nogi pod pachy j srobi h b.,
{adra{a.
MAZE GLESNOr pod Brusam

MALE GLESNO1 pod Brusam'.
Smier6, nieub}sgana sabiera. cor rai'
to nowe ofiary.. Me TAX dawno
.}ozyli6my do grobu ma wieczny
spoozynek s. p. Dominike Hamer~
ske " Csyszkowach urodzona z
Slkorsklch, ktdra op@aknie W smut-
ku nieutulony maj Franciszek Ha~
merski 5 syn6w j siedem c6rsk, 2
kt6rych tylko dwie zamezne.
Prey koncu listopada rozsta{a
sic z tYm 6w,atem Agata Nieza.t
lewska e Lipusza z pow,atu Kos"
cierskiego, urodzona z domu Kako-
lewska Z Szenajdy, zos,awi}a meza
dwanasoie dziatek, wszystkie
ieszcze " domu.
We Wielu umarl starry deputat'.
mix Sprenga.
w p%ierwszych dnlach listopada
miel,6my u mas wielka u%roczystosc
powodu wprowadzenia ma ur1ad
proboszczowskl ksiedza Fraaciezka
Kliuk, ma mlejsoe ksiedza probosz-
CA Bibera, kt6ry sic xrzekl brus-
kiej parafii z przyczyny, IL jest
cd kilku lat sparal;zow&ny lezy
ob}oznle chcry.
u a mlel,smY " Grudniu pick
ny czas, mrozu ami sDiegu ME by.
10, ziem,a by}a pc wiekszej czesci
%puszczona jak IA spozimeu.
We wielu ma teraz lud blednY
dobrze, DO ci w'eksi gospodarze
jak pan Kiedrowskl. WlelgosA'
ksiadz proboszcz Sxydzlk, dzierza~
via i'm pc kilka morg6w gruntu
to bardzo tan,o, wiec kazdy WHY
vic sig 4atwo mole.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23
Parma ma sprzedaz.

Moja farme W Trout Run VAL
ley, 3 94s ARROW gruntu, dobre bu.
dynki, dostatek woody, dobrze o-
grodzona, ogr6d owocowy, l40 q"
kr6w pod p}ugiem q wiecej do u.
prawy. Dostatek dobrego drzewa
pierwszego gatunku. Malta posiad.
}o6c byla by znamienita. Zglosic
sic albo pisac do
John Brownie
r r No.
Arcadia, Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23
--~. DIG WDzIECzNOSOI So.
sZANOWNEMU DOKTOROWT J. F. THOMPsONOWI

:Ry}em
z}ozony OIL
kilku Int
zarazliua
c!lorob2iod
nit.j poc!.n
dzaceni
cierpienia-
MI tl,,lcli!
stawow,
g}owyogol-
mem OSfa-
1>,o-;o,~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23
Z GALICYI

!. KRAKOW. Dyrskoja Towarzy-
silva PrzYjsoid} sstuk pieknych "
Krakowie pa posiedzeniu " dn,u
% BIN. odbYtem pod przewodnict~
wen Edwarda hr. Raczyhskiego
powzle{a uchwale wydad " roku
=bie1aeym dwie premie stosowne do
wybora ewych cz}onktw. Wiado-
nose bli:sza udzieli sic Pc prze~
prowadzeniu ]ertraktacji ii w3asci~
cielaml obraz6w. Nastepnie Przy~
ieia Dyrekcia propozyeje p. Hen"
Iryka GrohmanDa, kt6ry oflarowa1
ma rzecz rozpisania konkur;u graft
cznego o dowoluym temacie kwute
1000 k. i uchwali{a wyrazlG mu po-
dzlekcwauie "a szlachetne popiera'
ME sztuki polskiej, Wreszc:e podan
ME grupy artyst6w 0 przy]ecie ma
cz}onk6w zwyczajnych odeslsno do
komis)l, wybranej do rozpatrzenia
tel sprawy. Zarazem polecono jed"
nomy6ln,e komisjl zastanowic sic
mad tenn czy ME by}oby rzecz4
wskazana, ably dzie}a oz}onkow by"
rekcji oraz komisjl rozpoznawczej
|byly cd zakupu wykluczone.
PODGORZE, kolo Krakowa, -
Ma stra:ulcy miejsklej " Podgorzu
odbyla sig uroczystos6 wreczenla
krzyza honorowego stra-
zakow1 Wllczkowi, kt6ry z naraze-'
mem w1asnegr zycia podczas ksta-
strofy wybucbu prochowni " Wolf
Duchackiej ratowa} rannych ! POI
maga} pray wynoszenfu ludzt z q
grozonych mleszkah. Krzyz hono-
rowy wrecsy1 Wicklow ttarost'
podg6rski Bodnar, " asystency'
burm;strza Maryewskisgo l grona
radc6w mlssta Podg6rzs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23
z P"0zNANsK1EGo.

POZNAN. Ma torze ko]ejowym
z Wrze6ni do Poznania, " bliskos-
ci stacyi Swarzedz, podni6s} Pc
wien woznica barjere J " osas
.jeszcze pred poclagiem przejecha}
przez tor. Barjery ME spusci}. Pc
MIN przejecha} &c swoim zaprse-
g,em 74~letnl poblerajaoy rente
Andrea Zanecki : Zalasewa, kt6-
rema jednak sic sztuka ME uda}a
lokomotywa go pochwyci}a , zabi-
Ia ma mlejscu. Pewna ma wozie SIC
dzqca kobieta zdazy}a jeszcze VEGAS
zoskcczyt z woza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23

KOWALEWO. - w pewnYm
lokalu t~utejszym siedsia}o kilku
obywateli Iprzy kuferku plwa
rozmavlali pc polsku. Maggie odez~
val sic jakis patryota niemiecki:
,.Hier wjrd. NIGHT franzoesisch
geschwatzt, nur deutsck dem wiz
sind i'm Deutschland" Gdy jeden
z zaczepjonych pedni6s} sig z krze~
STA, a mia} p2stawe okaza}a, 6w
patryota ~zapomnia} o Daiczlandz'e,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23
4 BRODNICKl.IEGO. Was

Il BRODNlCklEGO. 49, Was
olcielowi d6br ~rJcerskich p. Weis.
sermel " Krus,ynie skradsionh
'kl!ka oentnar6w prsenicy, kilka
gssi iow,ee.s sproxadzono PISA po-
licyjncgo Z 4rudsiadza, "a pomocq
kt6regc wykryto z}odzieja " oao-
bic robotnlka Lewandowskiego. &.
przyzna& sic tel, 4e skrad{ pszeni
ce, lecz wyp'era sic dalej kradziezy.
Podpada iednak, lie z~nalezleno "
poblltu jego mieszksDia zakopane
owcze sk6rkl. o wsp6}udsai y kra~
,dziezzy podejrzany Jest take robot.
mix Leissner, kt6rego jednak dotad
ME przes}uchano, DO powiada, Re
obecnie jest chory. Lewandowsk,e
go odstawiono do wiezien,a sado-
wego " Brodnicy.c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23
z POP MosKALA.

WARSZAWA. Rozbdjaictwo
ma ulicach Warszawy ro.szalalo
know nowa si}a. We wtcrek "
obrebie smiasta dokonano az trzech
aapad6w " r6inych punktach. Pa
die kilka oftar, bandYci we wszy.
stkichr trzech wypadkach zbiegl'
bezkarnie. Pie:wszy ; napad6w byl
to akt xamsty ma ~ladcicielu kan
t6ra wekslis1 "a niepos}ucbanie wez-
wania do zfoienia ma zee ,,anar.
chist6w..pewuej sunny, Wezwanie
take otrxyma} pred trzema tygod.
MS mi wfadciciel kactorn pr.y III.
Prsechodniej nj. 8 pod firma s.
Jungfsrmlleh. We1wan,e7 to odes
slai pr.sda'.wioiel firmly do policj',
ktdra ro.tocsyia opieke mad kante>
rem. BAndySi 1auwat5li to i kan,o
E#.-@. 5-@.-E-t-- E.LA.aEL .Et
otrzymYwal codsiennie pogr6zkl
s{owrogie prxex telefon. q exssem
.cxujno6d polioji os}.bla, : cseg"
We. wtorek akorsystali bsndyoi. o.
ko}o god1. 81 psi vicczorem do
kantoru wtargnqfo osmiu m}cdvcb
ludEi,: 5 kt6rych dwdch m,a}o na
glowie cxapkl sudenckie, irozpoo.e-
Ii %etrzelanine do obecnyoh v xanto-
rae. Strz44y by}y cel"e. Jednemu z
praco wnik6w firmy T. Menacheso.
wi Zelnikierowl dwie kule p : SKY
y pieei, drugi A. dendels N o:rzY-
mai diva postr=s}y " szYje idwa
br1uch. Trsec, +. pracown,k6w
I ,ntora sdotas wymknad SIC n.
zbdjs ~strzelali "a MIN, leo>
Zeln;kict wkrdtse skonal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23

Gdy policja prxyby}a na miejsce,
Erosb6jnik6w jul ami sladu ME by
10. Ma miescie aresztowano sporo
os6b " nadziei, 70 to drogg d. sic
wpaS6 ma trop:z5rodnlarsY-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23

GNIE WKOWO. C6rka robotnl-
ka Branda, licz2ca ~jeszcze MES
pe4na l6 lat, powi}a pred dwoma
tygodu,ami podczas n~ieobecnosci
rodzic6w dziecko. Zawinaw"
sly je we fartuch, zagrzeba1a
lie ma cmentarzu protestanckim.
Gaia sprawl wyda}a sig dopiero O..
beonie. Dziewczyna twlerdzi, 2e
dziecko przYsz}o na SWAT niezywe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23
ZdroWle / ~pjekn0Sc.

Do mYcia i do kapieli ME potrze-
ba niczego wiecej tylko wody i my
dia, ale to mydlo must bye volue
cd wszelklch pierwiastk6w szkod-
llwych. Prawie kazdy aptekarz
sprzedaje Severy Leczn cre Myd}o
Sk6rne, kt6re bedac cs5stem an
tyseptycznem, oc.yszcza upiek'
sza sk6re, zachowuje jej m{odslen-
cza 5wiezo66 i sdrowle, lecsy choro-
by sk6rne i i'm zapoblega. Pytal
0 te mydio aptekarzy i j kup"
COW. Cena IS cent6w. W. F. Seve-
"a Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23

CZEMPIN. " CT wartek dnia rs
P. m. odby}a sic Nznios}a i wepas
nia}a uroczystcsc W parafialnym
kosciele W Czempiniu, prym,cje X,
Tadeusza Farulewskiego z Czempi-
MIA, PREY dasc licxnom udzlsle
%wiernYch. Kazan;e stosowne do u-
'oczystosci wygiosi} K. Skapsxi Z
Pnlew, a mianowicie o godnosci
kap}shskicj a takie stosovnie do
prsymicjanta zwrdcona przcmowa.
<. proboszc,owi nalezy sic wdzie-
oznos6 "a tc, ie ME szc,edzl} tru-
du i staran,a, ably przycsyni6 sic i
podnle6t te u%roczystofc. Dslen ten
pozostanie nam d}ugo " pam,eoi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23
WIEsCI z OJCZYZNY
z PRuS POLSRICH.

PUCK. w zatoce puckiei poja"
via sig tego roku DUO ps6w NOR"
sk,ch,, kt6re ola tamtejszych ry-
bak6w 50 niema'a plaga. Szkodni"
XII te nietylko wybieraja rybY =
zastawionych s,ec,, sle " dodatku
'ieci same take niszcza. Rybacy
jednakowoz p%ocieszsja sic tenn re
tam gazie DUO 6'edzi, kt6rych o"
czekuja juz z pewnym niepokojem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23
Dowiedzia

Dowiedzia-
lem size. 70
nluj k"ilega
]. N%0Xak2aski,
T.. 'st.;,f wylc-
cz''ny l'rzcz
DR.. J. E..
Thonpsona,
z tax powaz-
ncJ %choroby,
przeto i ia
uda}em sic do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-23
ZE SLASKA.

A6 64AO0As
W ZANIEMYSLU wybuchI.
Iwielki polar na tutejsz m probo.
istwie. Polar sniszczyA dossczetn,e
wlelkischlew i wielka stodo}Ysz pei
mem znlwem. Dzierzawcy probo.
.stwa panu Marszs}owi spalilo sic
sze66 drog,ch koni, Gala trzoda
:chlewna i,wszelkle maszynv rolni,
cze. Ogromne s:raty tylko " czeS
ci pokryje zabezpieczeoie. Przyczy-
ma po1arini dotad nleznana.
w WROCKA VIII ,mar} m1strz
krawiecki Reinhold FRANKIE, kt6ry
latem r. 1910 robi} PROXY wyna.
%leziona przez siebie peleryna, para
so]kowa do aeskskiwania, a sko"
cxYvs sly 2 wysokosci 70 metr6w
zranil. sic nlebezpiecznie: Wynala-
EEK jego wtepczas ME funkcjono,
wal.
W NYslE ma Slasku przeokadza-
10 sic " Il sle m;eiskim dw6ch
czelsdnik6w kotlarskich i spotkali
tam mezczyzne " tovarzystw'e
pewnej pam. Jeden z czeladn'k6w
usilowa{ sblity6 SIC do pam, Wtem
doby} il towarzyss rewolveru !
vypal'}, k{adac oarastnika ma miej-
csu tropem. Poczem oddaliia SIC
parka spieszlle ME MONA by7"
jej dotychczas wysledzi6.
" WROCkA VIII ponioslo
6mierG prsez powleszenie 8 mie--
siecsne dzieeko pewnego kanceli~
sty. Dziecko leza}o " w6ziku i ba-
WHO sic firanka, " ktdrej b5}a
dz,u,a4 Nieszezesclo chcia}o, ze
dzlecko p~rzetkne}os przez dziurs
g}6wke. Me ,nogac g}6wki wydo~
stsc, a se ' peekoiu n'kogo ME by
10, ktoby mugpr4yszed}. Z pomocq,
poc1e4c sic dziecko rzucao i walko-
wa6 " }6zeczku, przyozem wypad{o
: w6zika j zawislo z g}6wka W fl
rance v powietrzu. Gdy oadeszia
matka; dsiecko juS ME zy4o.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-07-28
FALLS FROM CLIFFS AT PER-
RINE'S GRADE

Thursday afternoon John A. Har-
per OF Chicago attempted to walk
around by the edge of the cliffs
down the Perrine grade to Blue
Lakes and some time between three
o'clock that afternoon and 1870
the next morning he missed his
footing and fell over the cliffs
sustaining what appeared TO be at
first, fatal injuries. He was found
early Friday morning about 100
wards from where he first landed
with his head fractured, several
RIBS broken and his back badly
bruised Gus Campbell, l.. b. Per-
fine, J h. Lewis, Clay Lewis and
George Stearn discovered the man
lying in the canyon as they were on
their way to the city.
II seems that Mr. Harper was rid
ing with a rig and driver who were
ON their way to Jerome from Sea-
mans livery barn Of this city, until
lI-N tdllif 10 iIt b'ii iiVuNt Nii'h
Harper said that he did not have
the money to pay toll and that he
would have to walk around the
grade. When told that there was
no trail, he seemed to think that
he could find his way and started.
His coat was left at the Perrine
bridge. He had not been missed
dniu found by Campbell \ letter
III his pocket from one Of hi, Sis
ters and a card Identified him as
being John A. Harper of Chicago.
He was taken to the Twin Falls
hospital where Monday he regain
cd consciousness. though up till
late in the day he had not talked
any. He is reported as doing "a
we'll as could be expected and hopes
are held out for his recovery. Two
sisters Miss C.. +. Harper of Port
Huron Michigan, and Mrs Miller
ol ST. Paul Minnesota. have been
notified of his condition. Twin
+ alls Times.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-07-28
COUNTY FAIR TO BE HELD IN
WENDELL SOON.

Wendell July 2i What prom
ass ia be the greatest event of
the kind ever held in Lincoln cOun-
ty will be held here during The
latter part OF September in the
nature of county fair 1t is in
i,ro that 81 900 i'll cash will be
ing for general premiums and
besides this it is expected that
many local prizes will be put up by
the business men of the other
towns of the county to be contested
for only the producers tributary
to those respective towns. 1t is
expected that the county fair Will
be held in different towns each
year and as it will not come Wen
dell's turn to have it again for some
time, this city is going 10 spread
itself in good shape this time.
A splendid display of farm pro-
ducts from the newly developed
ranches of southern Idaho is ex-
pected and this will be a real life
sized show down for all the Mis-
sourians who have not believed
what hey have been told. Spacl-
Gus grounds have been provided,
rigl, IN She city and plenty Of Gov
cred space is available for a mag
nificent display of products. All the
usual amusements and attractions
thai "a with we'll regulated cOun-
tv fair viii be on the ground for
the occasion. 1t is expected that
special trains Viii be run from the
government project to the east and
The Idaho Irrigation company's
tract on The north.
The board OF directors is COM
posed of five local representative
men. b. f. Dyar. president; Fl. +.
Barrett, A. d. Milligan. A. l.. Fan
and r. NJ. Staples. George Barrett
will fill the position of secretary
and q. b. MacQuivy that of treas
urer.
The Wendell fair slogan will be |
"Aal premiums spot cash and no |
oyer-eharges or hold-ups permit
ted"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-07-28

In view of recent publications IN
the Gooding Herald reflecing on the
County Commissioners OF Lincoln
County, Idaho, we would respect
fully submit the following state
ment.
In its first article, The Herald
makes the statement. either direct
or by inference. that The cost to
the County Of maintaining Blind
Frank, is only 5000 per year The
records of Lincoln County will show
that The cost of this pauper is
10 cents per day or $3.50 80 per year.
He has been an expense to the
County for The past ten or twelve
years. Taking the lesser number,
ten for safety, he has already cost
the County s2.555OO. The records
will also show that the cost of the
poor and INDECENT in Lincoln County
since 1903 has been in the neigh
borhood Of S2.OO00O per year.
1t is our intention to reduce very
materially this heavy annual eX-
pense of maintaining the County
poor, by fitting up the County Poor
Farm for actual use, so chat the IN
come from the farm and the labor
of the occupants will cul down the
annual expense to very small fig
urc. We consider the establishing
and maintaining Of a county poor
farm for Lincoln County as a
worthy ana humane act. The care
and ireatment of the County poor
ioi The past several years has been
a reproach on the people Of Lin
Goln County. We have heard it
asserted recently by respectable
parties that they would prefer to
commit suicide rather than be COM
milled to the County Poor House of
iIncoln County.
We hope to be able to take away
hi, reproach from the citizens of
he County.
The following table compiled
from The records of the County
,vill Show lhe actual expenditures
for the INDECENT in Lincoln County
from 1903 to the present time
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-07-28
ANOTHER BAD CASH
ASSESSMENT TANGLE
PUTS CASSIA C0.COMNlSSIONERs
BETWEEN TWO FIRES

Burley. July 23-The hoard of
commissioners of Cassia county has
lust closed its session as a board of
equalization. and has left the as
sessment roll in much the same
condition as it was when turned
over to them by County Assessor
Dewey. This means that the as
sessed valuation of Cassia county
is more than two and one half
times as much as it has ever been
before. and unless the rate is de-
creased proportionately the people
here will suffer The burden of an
excessive and unnecessary taxation.
The people expect the board to
follow out the idea and cut the
tax levy in such manner that
the taxes will not exceed those Of
previous years.
This places the board of COM
missioners in a precariOus position,
as some OF the heaviest taxpayers
in the county have warned them
that if they cut the fixed levies
they would refuse to pay their
taxes and would bring suit against
the board for dereliction of duty
in office. Furthermore, if the
board cuts the school levy some
Of the smaller districts will be un-
able to hold school the required
nine months. and Will be- Liable to
loose their identity as districts,
simply because the county super
lntendent of schools, acting under
the Instructions Of the state sup
erintendent, it is claimed advised
these districts not to vote special
tax as the increaSee i'll valuation
of the taxable property would re-
suit in sufficient money being de-
rived from the regular tax to run
the schools the full nine months
required by law.
In fact the whole tax situation
nero n i1f- such a ~sAafl Shat the
people are simply awaiting devel-
opInents, and depending upon the
good Judgment of the county COM
missioners to untangle it.
One of the commissioners said
today that unless they were able
to reduce the levies the people of
the county would not be able to
pay the taxes and that the legis-
lature would yet have to come to
the rescue of the assessor and |
the board, who are threatened on
the one side by the governor and |
on The other by indignant citizens. /
~ atesmdn.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-07-28
INTENSIVE FARMING PAYS EVEN
WITH IRRIAGTION.

\ noted Orchardist near Nampa Il
irving out the system OF dry farm
ing on irrigated land. The expert
ment Is being made Oh young or
chard now four years old. Last
season which was the dryest known
ne irrigated these trees only once,
nut he cultivated them sixteen
times. This year be is not lrrlgat-
ing at all and does not intend TO do
So He is relying on another six-
teen civilizations. ten of which have
already been given the field. A
recent test of the ground III the or
chard shows three inches of fine
dust mulch on the surface, the
foot OF soil little deficient IN
moisture. plenty of water Ill the
second foot and less i'll the third
foot of soil This gentleman main
tains that too much water i'll the
soil keeps out the air which is
needed TO promote chemical
changes that provide plant food in
not only pulVerizes the soil finely
but it also ensures thorough aer-
alton of the soil which promotes
chemical action and gives plant
food. The dust mulch left on the
surface after each cultivation pre-
vents evaporation OF water from
The soil. but If too long a time
piapses after cultivation, the dust
il liable TO become packed when
il allows Of capillary attraction
Ihus drawing the water to the sur
face to be evapOrated and lost.
With the adsent Of intensive farDl-
ing in irrigated Idaho the writer
Is confident that cultivation will
b. depended on for big crops rather
han 81 much irrigation as is now
While dry farming
are absolutely necessary
FOR big crops in arid or semi-arid
regions. modification Of those
will also be found desir-
aDie on irrigation projects in order
o obtain the biggest and most pro-
'iiable crops.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-07-28
THROUGH MAGIC DAM
COMPLETELY STOPPED

The big dam OF the Magic res
,iNtIr Ch which The prosperity of
the Wood hlver region Largely Ge-
p,iIds mas stOod the Iinai test and
mas mol been iOunu wanting. Last
SATURDAY three members OF the
journal force visited the dam ana
IOunG the river bed dry between
The foCt Of the uam ana ilIe mouth
Of the tunnel, with no walter going
over The spillway. This means That
no water is leaking through the
cam ana that ali The current Of
The river Is passing through the
.mlnel. ne Idaho irrigation cont
panN still maintains force OF mcu
at the reservoir engaged in siuic-
ing dirt onto the face Of the dam
where the water reaches nearly to
the top. some l3O feel of wafer
depth. and the work Is performed
by the use Of a steam shovel and
small engines attached to dump
ears which are run Uul over the
Top Of the dam. Some people have
Leen skepticaI all along regarding
{ he ability Of he dam TO hold safe
ly in reserve 205 900 acre feet of
water which is over i3O feel in
,cplh al the dam, especially dur
ing the season Of Hood water But
inese people now know thai this
Hood water does not reach lie dam
aI all but is diverted to the right
over the top of prOmOntOry and
pours over spillway capable of
a greater volume than
ever comes down the valley. BY
The way, this pr0montory not only
conveys the flood waters over its
top, but the tunnel pierces its
bottom, and last season this tunnel
was able to handle nearly the en-
lire flood of the valley when il was
the highest known. Even last
spring considerable water seeped
through the dam but the seepage
has been fully controlled as the
visil Of the Journal crowd Will tes-
Iify. With the demonstrated sue
ress of the storage system of the
aim irrigation company. the sys-
tenn now STANDS al the head Of the
lisi of irrigation enterprises in
he state. owing TO its abundant
wafer supply and the permanence
and adequacy Of its engineering
works. 1t is a system standing |
,ut by itself aud not subject to the (
tntanglements of several systems
on common water sup /
ply. The Wood River region is I
destined to enter upon an area Of I
prosperity such as it has never witt
lesSed in the past. because its I'M /
soil has now an assured /
water supply that challenges the
Of the irrigation world. I
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-07-28

William Jennings, who was ar
rested last week in Utah charged
with taking a team from the Pur-
dun q Purdum livery and failing
to return the same had his hear
ing before Justice W b. Vreden-
burg Monday and waived prelim-
mary hearing and was bound over
to the district court in the sum Of
s2.000OO which he was unable to
furnish The states side Of the
case was looked after by County
Attorney James R. Boutwell, while
me defendant was represented by
lne law firm of Haddock x john
SON