Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-07-17
In THE GEM STATE


which will surpass a million dollars
In value.
Meridian's new cheese factory is at
present receiving over 5000 pounds OF
milk and manufacturing 500 pounds
of cheese daily.
Last week 10000 eastern brook
trout were received at Montpelier and
were distributed In the Montpelier
and Georgetown creeks.
The senate adopted Senator Brady's
amendment to the sundry civil bill
appropriating $4,000 to enable the
University Of Idaho to continue its
experiments in stump distillation
Former Senator NJ ]. Sweeley of
nouncement that he will be a candi-
date for the Republican nomination
for the office of lieutenant governor.
Members of the Idaho national
guard from Idaho Falls, Pocatello,
Rexburg, Twin Falls, Boise, Nampa.
Payette and Weiser attended the an.
nual encampment at Kearheart, Ore.
The sheriff's office last week kept
sharp lookout on the grades at the
crossing of the Snake river for loads
of contrabald booze, and captured
several lots, says the Twin Falls
Chrinicle.
Audrey Burns, the 9-year-old son
of Mrs. Milton Burns, of Meridian,
In hn -
washing machine last week, necessi-
tating the amputation Of the forefnger
Of his right hand.
Sweet pea growers from California
are investigating the matter OF grow.
ing the seed in the St. Anthony sec
ton. Since Idaho came into the
worlds markets as grower of seed
product has fallen. off
Adjutant General Patch, reporting
for the National Guard of Idaho,
shows a total expenditure for the
quarter just closed Of $5,282.21 COM
pared with ,.,O86O1 for the cores
ponding quarter two years ago.
The smallpox scare Of Meridian and
cases have developed Of late, the first
cases are being released from quar-
antine, and the community free from
any danger Of an epidemic.
The Boy Scouts of Idaho Falls and
st. Anthony are making. arrangements
for trip through Yellowstone Park.
The boys will make the trip on horse
back and will be accompanied by wa.
CONS carrying provisions and equip.
ment.
The foundation for the federal
building at Pocatello has been com.
pleted, and work has begun ON lay.
ing the steel stringers The building
will be built of white pressed brick
and white sandstone and will cost
approximately 100000.
DR.. George a. Hyde, medical super.
intendent of the Idaho Insane asylum
at Blackfoot in his report filed with
the governor shows a total expendi.
ture for the institution of s16,27217
during April. May and June OF this
year, compared with $18,120.40 for the
corresponding quarter Of 1912.
John H. Brady, United States sent.
tor from Idaho, in an open letter to
the people of Idaho, has announced
his candidacy to succeed himself TO
the upper house of congress. Senator
Brady was elected to the senate by
the Idaho legislature in 1918 to sue.
coed the late Senator Hepburn.
Secretary George Stohl of the Po-
catello Commercial club has returned
from visit to the commercial clubs
of Idaho Falls, Blaekfoot, Shelley and
other points, and claims that all OF
the clubs visited are in favor of a
closer union Of commercial clubs Of
the southern part Of the state.
A representative Of the department
OF the interior. is in Idaho Falls for
the purpose Of making a soil survey
OF that section Of the state, for q gov
eminent report on climate, crop con.
ditions and other data Of an agricuI.
ture nature, also Typographical man
Tor distribution by the department.
DR.. Edward o. sisson, commission.
er OF education for the state Of Idaho.
was In Poeatello last week inspecting
the work of the state summer normal
school. He also made a careful In,
spection OF the academy experimental
farm and seemed highly pleased with
the great number Of practical demon,
strattons progressing there.
Preliminary hearing at Soda
springs in the case OF Manuel Moropi
and Frank Cuneo, charged with the
murder OF Dominick Sparano. result.
cd In the two accused men being or.
oered held for trial before the district
court. Cueno is said to have admit.
cd knowledge of the crime and to
nave attempted to fix 1t upon Moroni
The probe in the freight rate charr.
es made by the Union Pacific ana
oregon Short Line for coal haulea
from the Wyoming mines to southern
eastern and western Idaho points
was continued before Examiner PuKh
OF the interstate commerce comma.
sion at Boise on the 10th. The pnh.
az utilities commission of this state
nieo the complaint with the inter
state commission.
win 1881. l40.79 in deposits and
reserve of s1,1S5,s95.s1 shown a
tneir statements to the comptrol,eSs
Oh the currency as made at the close
Vi business on June 30. the two hont,.