Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-12-22
IDAHO STATE NE

drinking glass the head OF Jim
hos, G. fellow countryman, was
SIS in the Boise court.
Four alleged safe crackers
been arrested and lodged in the
ty Jail at Twin Falls, on the oh
of having robbed the postoffic,
Kimberley on December l..
C. D. East has disappdNd
his home, six miles southea WV
ser, and has left no trs
family to follow in tryin.
him. He has been mIssIn
night of December 4. e mt
ANY man who has b
sheep for six years h,Way
get drunk once" said
in the municipal court
he discharged William
was on trial on a charge
ness 5.
While repairing tie
piece of machinery ere aico"oi
Short Line ice houri Ranllcatioh
David Hanigan, aged 10, .es4s+ y
tangled by the revolving shaft
killed. The body was mangled t
ribly.
The probation officers of Boise
carrying on crusaoe for the rig
enforcement of the child labor la
especially that feature of the statu
relating to the employment of CHI
dren under the age Of 16 after
o'clock at night.
Stream measurement in order
gather water power data is the mex
thing that the United States geolog
cal survey ought to take up in thi
state, according to G. G. Baldwin, one
of the engineers of that part OF thu
government service.
1t 10 said that tho commission an
pointed by Governor Hawley to pre-
pare a revision of the tax laws of the.
state for approval by a special SEES
sion of the legislature, has completed
the drafting of the first section of the
proposed measure.
Clarence W. Scheck Of Pittsburg
drew the capital prize ut the land
lottery conducted by the state at 10
rome, holding the lucky number tina
entities him to file on 100 acres he
may select from that which is under
the Twin Falls North side tract.
The handsome and well appointed
Hotel Washington at Weiser, one OF
the finest in Idaho, was brilliantly
dedicated to the comfort of travel
ers on December 10. The formal
opening, characterized by series Of
richly set social affairs. was partici.
pated in by a large and joyous crowd.
While engaged in making sausage.
Frank Kalause, a Nampa butcher,
caught his right hand in the sausage
grinder, MASKING and mangling three
fingers in way to completely sever
them from the hand.
Crop specialization to the greatest
possible degree, not only by the sin,
gee farmer or group of farmers, but
by whole communities. is becoming
more and more the cry of the agri-
cultural experts of the state.
Idaho jack rabbits are now on sale
as commercial article in the Pitts.
burg market. A carload Of 5000
cleaned rabbits, packed with ice, was
shipped to the eastern steel city. con.
signed to a commission house there.
A reward of 800 for the arrest and
conviction in the municipal court of
any person or persons falsely turn.
ing in an alarm of fire has been of.
fered by the mayor of Boise as the
result OF numerous false alarms re.
Gently.
Damages In the sum OF $24.214 have
been awarded to settlers whose lands
are overlooked by high water In Lake
Occur d'Alene. the water being backed
up by the Washington Water Power
company's dam In the Spokane ri,en
at Post Falls.
That the farmers industrial and ed.
uoational train, which Is to tour
through the northern part of Utah
and Idaho, will result in vast amount
of good to the agriculturists of both
states IL the opinion OF the state hor-
ticultural inspector.
David o'Neil, who was arrested at
Mackay under a charge made out BY
the United States commissioner at
that point accusing him of counter.
feiting federal currency. has been
placed In the county jail at Poca-
tello to await trial.
Elghty-one years of age. Charles
| Clinton seeks divorce from the wo.
man he married two years ago last
April, and with whom he became &C.
quainted through his daughter. says
| the Boise Statesman. The case will
be heard in the Ada county district
court soon.
| Anthony Anderson died at his home
near Notus last week. The cause Of
death was heart trouble. Mr.. Ander-
son was for many years section fore.
man on the Short Line. having been
appointed when the road was first
/ built through this country.
! January grand jury will meet in
Wallace to consider evidence against
the officers and directors of the Wal
lace State Bank of Commerce, who
were indicted last fall. but the true
bills against whom were dismissed
and quashed by Judge Steele of the
First judicial district court.
The Boise office of the United