The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-04-14
STATE AND COUNTY news
Items Of Interest Gathered
From Exchanges.
OF INTEREST TO IDAHOANS.
Events and Industrial Progress
Of the Week.

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Two gamblers, arrested at Elk
River. pleaded guilty and were fined
$3.50 10 Lewis county.
The state has purchased the $4,000
school bonds recently voted by the
Hauseslake district.
The,Teport OF Probate Judge Bert
A.. Reed Of Kootenai county for the
frst quarter. 1911, shows net receipts
amounting to $40.
w. @. Quarles was sworn in April
10 as deputy clerk in the county
auditors offlce, Occur d'Alene, to sue
ceed G. A. McDonald.
District Judge Steele assessed fines
agRregating $l740 10 cases Of viola
tion OF the local option law at Lewis
ton, April 7, i've prisoners being
convicted.
School Superintendent Emma A..
Rauch Of Kootenai county has ar
ranged for meeting Of the school
trustees Of the county at Occur d.
Alene, April Is.
After three years. test of creosoted
timbers in Occur d'Alene mines. 2.
r. Hicks OF the forestry experimental
station Of Madison, Wis, pronounces
them success. The life of mine
timbers treated will, In his opinion,
be doubled.
Fishermen In the vicinity Of Silver
Creek and HALEY are to suffer be-
cause OF disclosures which have been
made to the state game warden by a
Silver Creek man who has been ar
rested on charge OF shipping and
selling 6sh. Four arrests were made.
At the July meeting Of the board
OF pardons Russ ludlow, convicted
OF manslaughter at the October term
of court in Kootenai county and
sentenced to term Of from five to
ten years 10 the penitentiary, will ask
for a full pardon. It is said that his
friends have secured strong petition
to support his application.
State Game Warden Gray an
nounces that be will require every
person taking out q license to hunt to
make q report Of the number Of deer
and other. animals he kills during the
season.: He SAYS hunters generally
have obeyed the laws the past year.
M violations OF the regulations
against trout fishing in April have
been yet reported.
The KOotenai County Bar associa.
tion, at a meeting In Occur d'Alene
last week, elected Judge Dunn presi.
dent and r. L. Black secretary. A
committee consisting OF Robert II
Elder, J. L. McClear and r. T. Nor
gan was appointed to, arrange for
banquet In honor OF Judge Dietrich
OF the United States district court
when be arrives in May to open the
flrst term OF the federal court II
Occur d'Alene. 1t is expected thi:
will be on the 22d.
Five Boise high school boys, 10
spirit OF mischief, appropriated al
automobile to their use for JOY rid
recently, without permission OF tn
owner. They were arrested and wer
badly frightened when they Learned
that the court could dne them 500
nr send them to jail for go DAYS. Th
judge was lenient and assessed fin
OF $40 each and 81 costs, and place'
them on parole for one month.
S. W. Mcclure Of Gooding, Idaho
secretary of the National Voc
Growers association, after canvassin
the situation IN congress believe
there will be no revision Of the woo
tariff schedule at this session. Nc
Clure said: 81 want to urge upon a
wool growers not to sacrifice thi
years clip on account Of tariff agita
tion, as there Is reason to believe to
Uool orhnd ,,1o ,s,f1l ronofn unchanQe
until the next regular session Of cor
gress."
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