The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-10-27
STATE AND COUNTY NEWS
Items Of Interest Gathered
From Exchanges.
OF INTEREST TO lDAHoANS.
Events and Industrial Progress
Of the Week.

OF the Week.
A record breaking crowd attended
the Alan races last Saturday. At
one time ia automobiles were lined
up at the track and 80 passenger
coaches.
A chorus girl throwing lighted
cigarettes from an up stairs window
OF the Owyhee hotel at Boise caused
6re that burned several awnings
and disdgursd the windows 10 the
vicinity.
James b. Wallis, deputy food in.
spector, discovered and destroyed the
c.rcass OF diseased hog on sale in a
b Use store last Friday. The penalty
for selling or disposing OF diseased or
putrid meat is heavy.
The new federal building at Mos
c,w 10 nearing completion after two
years given 10 its construction, and
1t is proposed to dedicate the build
ing At the opening of the federal
court in November.
Approximately 5000, 900 6ne young
trout were distributed 10 the streams
and creeks Of the state by the special
Dish car sent out by the state game
and nsh department and which re-
turned from the flnal trip last week.
Bear hunting via automobiles is
the latest Id Kellogg and a trio of
expert shots left recently for the Old
Mission to check up the reports that
beat were 90 plentiful that the resi-
dents considered them pretty much
Of a plague.
Trustees Of the Mullan schools have
voted to prohibit dancing in the high
school auditorium. In the past this
noor has been used for all of the
larger town parties. In the future
these will be barred aud only school
receptions and dances under school
auspices will be allowed.
At the election held at Emmett
last week at which the proposition of
q $50, 600 issue of bonds for the bene-
at OF the Emmett schools, the vote
stood 176 for and % against. As it
required two-thirds to win, the pro-
position was defeated.
Ia answer to q question by r. G..
Soahlding who does great deal OF
medicine distribution, James H.
Wallis, state food, dairy and sanitary
commissioner, last week decided that
to hand an adult person package OF
sample medicines was not violation
OF the drug law, which prohibits
merely, he said, the throwing Of the
samples around where children are
likely to 6nd them and eat them.
The Statesman reports that the
radicals among the Democrats 10
Idaho, are confident Of success next
year aud have already slated State
Senator w. Fl. Hornibrook of Twin
Falls to run for congress, and State
Senator A. G.. Kerps Of Shoshone
county for attorney general. They
are said to be for Woodrow Wilson
for president.
Chief Justice George H. Stewart,
Judges James +. Ailshie and l. n
Sullivan and Clerk I. w. Hart. of the
supreme court, and q. M. Van Duyn
assistant attorney general OF thu
state, are at Lewiston, where tht
northern division OF the supreme
court convened Monday. The cour'
officials will remain at Lewiston a.
least month to hear the cases or
the calendar for the fall term. Ther'
are said to be about thirty cases vi
for hearing.
Complying with the regulations o
the war department, Major ]. Il
Gardner. commander Of the Bois'
barracks. aud Major E.. r. Schreine
left the post early the morning %
Oct. 10 on q 90. mile ride across th'
country, the trip to consume three
days. The department requires thi
OF all. OF its neld officers to determin
whether or not they are able to stant