The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-03-28
| STATE AND COUNTY news
Items Of Interest Gathered
From Exchanges.
OF INTEREST TO lDAHoANS.
Events and Industrial Progress
OF the Week.

VI the week.
South Boise has woman's ticke,
10 the Geld for members on the vii.
lage board.
Commissioner Day is advertising a
sale Of 2300 acres OF state land at
St. Anthony April Is. The land
ranges in price from $40 to $lS an
acre.
To that Lemhi county man who
ate a lunch that included "a eggs,
two pies and nine cups OF coffee: Our
invitation to dinner is cancelled
Statesman.
The frst session Of the state SUI
preme court In Kootenai county was
convened at Occur d'Alene Tuesday.
The judges were banqneted by the
bar association.
A Thousand men have focked to a
new gold discovery near Homedale,
in southern Idaho. Assays show
that the ore values run up into the
hundreds.
U. S. Senator James Fl. Brady de.
nies the charge made by State Senator
George Fields Of Latah county that
his election was obtained by improper
use Of money.
p. E. Endicott, mail carrier be-
tween Rocky Bar and Atlanta, sou.
thern Idaho, lost his life in a snow.
slide while on his way to Atlanta.
His body was recovered last Friday by
party Of searchers digging in the
snow.
Acting Governor Herman H. Tay.
lor OF Idaho, has proclaimed April 5,
apple day. 1t is planned to issue
1905 postal cards and send them
broadcast over the United States,
thereby calling attention to the reign
OF King Apple 10 Idaho.
Game Warden Barber has decided
to save $40, 900 from the receipts of
his office for permanent Improvements
In the next two years. The receipts
OF the Office 10 the past two years
were $l7, 900, and of this sum there
Is now nothing left
The county examination Of all stu
dents In Kootenai county who have
completed the work as outlined for
the eighth grade of the common
school course, is being conducted this
week at the various schools through
out the county by the teachers 10
charge, closing March 30.
Chief Justice Ailshie, now attend.
ing session OF the supreme court of
the state of Idaho convened at Lewis
ton last week, when interviewed re-
garding a rumor that he contemplated
resigning from the supreme bench,
refused to either affirm or deny the
rumor, saying that at this time he
would make no statement.
Business men of Lewiston, Clarks-
ton and Asotin incorporated a ST.
900, 200 company last week for the
purpose of building and operating
urban, suburban and interurban
electric lines 10 Lewiston and between
that city and Charleston and Asotin.
The line Is said to be 100 miles long.
City Attorney j. v. Hawkins of
Occur d'Alene was placed under ar
rest Tuesday by U. S. Deputy Marshal
William Schultz of Lewiston, on the
charge OF violating the Sherman anti
trust law. Mr.. Hawkins Is accused
of having attempted to coerce the
saloonkeepers Of Occur d'Alene to buy
beer from the brewery at that place,
exclusively.
After two and half days Of con-
tlnuous work the state board of
examiners. composed OF Acting Gov
ernor Taylor, Attorney General
Peterson and Secretary of State Gif-
ford, completed their job last week.
They had in .he two and a half days
passed upon 1928 claims against the
state. State Auditor Huston and
his Office force are now listing these
claims and preparing the warrants.