Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-11-02
IDAHO STATE NEWS

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ing. Prank Morrison, The victim q
eaTein a. the Homestzke nlne 4
Neal. is IN Boise hospital, and the
doctors say the miner has Z chance
o. recovery.
The new road TO ArroE Rock has
TOW crossed the Gooseneck bridge
and Is pushing On zith all possible
haste 70 its destination. II being e.
pected that the road viii b con-
pleted GONE time neyt month
What is said 70 Be the initial arrest
cf 2 systematic campaign against
grocerymen and fruit dealers Of Pay
cite Who are found 10 Be selling
scaly and worm infested fruit &C.
CURED at that place last week
Following a conviction in the fed
ersl court al Boise for fraudulent
use of the mails, ". D. Garlock was
sentenced TO two months in Jail and
a $500 fine. The convicted man is a
well known real estate dealer Of
Twin Falls.
A jury at Wallace returned a YER
dict Of murder in the first degree in
the case against John Dillon, a miner.
accused of the murder OF Frank p.
Fox, at the Stewart mine, July "a,
1911 The jury imposed the penalty
of life Imprisonment.
Receipts of Idaho gold at the Boise
assay Office have fallen off Of late.
Because of the coming of the winters
SHOWS, many of the mines are shut
ting down with a corresponding de-
crease in the amount that is sent in
TO the assay office.
Idaho has decided to enter into di
rect competition with southern Cali.
fornia and Africa in the rearing of
ostriches. Three Boise men have
purchased two ostriches and will en-
deavor to supply the women of Idaho
with ostrich plumes in the future.
The route agent of the American
Express company is on the trail of
Joe Zanger, agent for the company
at Shoshone, who has not been heard
Of since October 3. On that date
Zanger asked for a vacation, and
nothing has been heard of him since.
With the heavy rains and the com
ing of cold weather, Supervisor Emil
Grandjean reports the close of a dry
and exceedingly dangerous fire sea,
son on the Boise National Forest.
Thirty-fve fires, which burned over
about SO acres, were discovered and
extinguished. ----.-.---a-..-..--
Charley Rowley, the 17-year-old
Boise boy who saved the life of his
employer, r. H. Schaufelberger, by
keeping him from being dragged in
to the machinery of the Sand & Ora
vel company on August %, died last
week after eight weeks of intense
suffering. 4 itfjtl Dis 1875
County Attorney James A. Wayne.
to whom will fall the duty of prose
cutting the nine indicted directors of
the defunct State Bank of Commerce,
at Wallace, says that he will be as
sisted in this work by one and per
haps two of the foremost attorneys
in the northwest
Boise in the percentage of gain of
postoffice receipts stands at the head
of the fifteen cities having frst-cIass
postoffices in the Spokane division.
At the dry farm congress in Colo
RADIO Springs, American Falls was
awarded four first prizes and nine
others on grains, etc, grown on dry
farms. 9t
Ray Mounce Of Soldier died at the
HALEY hot springs from injuries re-
ceived west of the springs. He at
tempted to jump on his wagon by
catching onto the brake, but fell I'M
der the rear wheel, which passed over
his chest.
The Daughters of the Revolution of
Boise are TO preserve the first house