The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-10-10
State AND COUNTY news
Items Of Interest Gathered
From Exchanges.
OF INTEREST TO lDAHOANS.
Events and Industrial Progress
OF the Week.

VA S4O VVVAs
The 0. w. R. & N. railway COM
pany has decided to build a $4,000
brick depot 10 Kellogg.
A drug clerk OF Lewiston was ar.
rested Sunday for unlawful dsposing
OF liquor In prohibition territory.
High grade lead and zinc ore has
been discovered in Cougar gulch near
Murray.
Merchants OF Moscow have been
warned by the juvenile officer not to
sell boys tobacco or snuff In violation
Of the law.
w. L. Shearer Of Lewiston Or.
chards has sold 500 boxes OF fancy
Mcintosh Red apples for $3.50 per
box.
H. e. Henry, farmer near Harri.
son, disappeared recently and search
being made, his body was found IN
Thompson lake near his home.
Fire IN Boise one evening last week
destroyed large livery stable, entail
ing a loss Of about $4,000, which
included about IS head of horses that
nariShpd in the flames.
In the district court at Standpoint
last week two confessed burglars were
sentenced, one Franklin Gilbert to
to years In the pc nitentiary, and
the other, Tom MCGOWAN, to 2
months 10 Jail.
At the sale OF state land and tim.
Der at Standpoint. Oct. 8, is 40 acre
tracts in various parts of Bonner
county were sold at $40 an acre. The
timber was bought by the A. G.
White Lumber company of Laclede
for $4,000.
Game Warden Barber submits a
statement to Governor Haines for the
quarter just closed, 10 which he
claims to have collected much more
10 fees and to have expended far less
than did his predecessor in the cores.
ponding quarter OF his adminstra-
tion.
The Idaho Mining association, or,
ganIzed at Boise February I, 1913,
now has membership OF over 700,
comprising practically every man in
the state actively identified with the
mining industry, according to Raven
al Macbeth OF Mackie, state senator
from Custer county, secretary of the
association.
The duck shooting season will end
in Idaho December Is. That is the
effect the signing by President Will
son OF the regulations accompanying
the new federal migratory game law
will have in this state. Under the
state game law the duck season is
open until January l, but since the
federal law is now in effect 1t will
close this year the 10th day of Decenl
Der.
Game Warden O. H. Barber is
highly pleased with the result of his
trip to the far east. He spent the
best part of week In Boston attend
Ing the national convention of fish
and game commissioners and state
game wardens. Later he spent some
time 10 Washington and on his way
west visited number of the fish
hatcheries In Wisconsin.
ldaho's most notorious prisoner,
Harry Orchard, murderer of exgover-
nor Frank Steunenberger and self
confessed assassin Of II other men,
failed to file his application for an
absolute pardon with the state pardon
board, which met last week, and the
act Is said to preclude possible con.
sideration OF it at the present boards
meeting.
After a trip through northern Ida.
no, during which he was given re-
ceptioDs at Lewiston, Moscow, Occur
d'Alene, Standpoint, Boomers Ferry
and Wallace, Senator James Fl. Brady
returned to Washington, D. c.. with