The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-11-21
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Events and Industrial Progress
OF the Week.
Moscow has begun paving the
stre.ts 10 residence districts.
The Camas Prairie Railway CON-
pany is spending 5000, 900 on terminal
improvements at Lewiston.
About 100 babies we're baptized
Sunday In the Methodist church at
Moscow.
The town council at Juliaetta have
decided to replace the wooden water
mains with steel.
Chas H. Smith, bridge carpenter,
was killed by train in Lewiston
Monday. A passenger train, backing
up, ran him down while he was walk
ing on the track.
G. N. Anderson was sentenced last
Saturday by Judge J. M. Flynn at
Occur d'Alene, to life imprisonment
for the murder OF f. B. Erwin at
Grand Junction last July8. Ander-
son reasserted his innocence and ex-
pressed bitterness toward Sheriff
Bailey for securing his conviction.
While being taken to prison he pre-
d,cted he would not remain 10 prison
all the rest OF his life.
The damage case of Joseph Neal
against the Idaho & Washington
Northern railway in which plaintiff
asks for $50. 900 for loss Of both legs
has been uonsuited in the district
court by Judge ]. M. Flynn. The
plaintiff says he will appeal. He was
struck by an engine and run over
while in the company's employ.
The University Of Idaho was we'll
represented at the National Apple
Show at Spokane this week and
ranked among the highest OF the
northwestern colleges in point of
exhibits. Professor C. Fl. Wicks,
head Of the department., prepared a
series OF extensive exhibits 10 which
we're included an elaborate display of
canned fruits and vegetables manu-.
factured ut the university by-products
plant, besides a display Of pruning
and spraying experiments.
Ot1cials Of Latah county are en.
forcing the laws against Illicit dis.
posal OF liquor 10 dry territory. One
woman Is under arrest for selling
liquor at her home IN Moscow and a
inau at Bovill is charged with main.
taininR nuisance in the nature Of a
resort where people were 10 the habit
OF coDgregatlng to drink liquor.
These and eleven other criminal cases
are to be tried in the district court at
Moscow beginning Nov. "a.
The officers Of the juvenile court OF
Boise are hot on the trail of all cigar.
cite smoking minors and Of all those
found selling tobacco to minors.
Judge Dunbar OF the juvenile court
is determined to see that the new law
In this respect is enforced. One sell.
er was arrested last week and another
was to have appeared in court Friday.
One boy, Is, was before the court
also on the charge OF smoking, and
nearly every day during the past week
from one to two boys have been hailed
into court. Probation Officer Lowe
is especially busy.
Federal court opened in Ceur ID.
Alene Monday morning. Judge F. S.
Dietrich presiding. Shortly after
opening d grand jury was impanneled,
composed Of William Mann, foreman;
VIII Long, Angus Lanchow. j. B.
Peterson. Bart Flaig, w. A. Mather,
J. A. Armstrong, Deunis Frost. Iver
Moe. G. L. Fitzsimmons, Hugh
Porter, NJ. Bruse, Warren Baldwin,
N. P. Helm, H. S. Davenport, w. A.
Andrews. Charles Grover, Hamilton
Davis, Ed Hearing, w. l.. McKib-
oens, Joseph Buckle and P. J. John
son. There are large number oi
cases to come before the court at this
term and the docket will be called
tomorrow.