Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-12-11
IDAHO STATE NEWS

i"ANW'f itAtAtAb HfF ftillfa hehl q
~ mpa. is dead, as a result Of iaju.
los received n a runaway accldc1t.
ON account OF The heavy snowfall
10 Idaho. It is probable that train sery
ice VIII be- suspended soon on tn
Idaho Nosihera railroad untu snr.ns
Approximately thirty thousand dot
lars worth Ct red cover SEED we.
shigped from Namra 90 ten days tim'
through the agency of the Farmers
Soc.ey Of Eqgi,y iu Canyon county.
Western Pacific railroad cfIclaa
together with Chicago capitalists wl
probably reach Boise December DO G.
! A. coming over the rcr.a OF the PRO
pogod Boise Winnemucca railroad aur
vey. II rs announced.
December Is. is the date tentative
I ly set fer The trial OF Fred y. Colo
man, former deputy state treasurer
charged with embcgz'emeut o. S22.00,
Of state funds and Justification Of The
records to hide the shortage
Tho INJUNCTION 10 either chain VI
or mulzic all dogs IN Ada county fol
enc month has been made necessary
through tho appearance Of symptomi
d rabies recently In largo number
Of c0gs throughout the county.
Just hall the amount asked for the
operation of tho pure food departmea
for the hicnn.um OF 1874. will BE-
asked by Inspector White Of the leg
stature 20 DO used In the operation
OF The department during the e0mins
two years
During the FIRST # months OF ths
ne OF the pu5lic utilities comnlss.o
that part Of the time for which the
aocounts have been made up. tho tota.
cost to tho state was s37g50.G5. ThhI
amount also .ue.udes tho expenses q.
the tax commission. I
Caldwell teachers have struck foi
higher wages. They affirm that tnen /
present salaries viii not dress a Caid /
well school teacher in the way ii
which she should dress and that Their
present salaries do not permit thee
10 live as they should.
Frank Maloy watchman ct Idasi,
city. was found dead IN his cablu
Maloy had shot himself in the fore
head with revolver. which wa.
ound beside his body on the bed
Every Indication Is that OF deliberate
lremcditated suicide
with the death at PocatcHo CT Al
ina NJ Williams. aged Ss. there pass
ID away one OF the pioneers of this
tate She g nurvived by two chill
Iren, 3s grandchi drcn. over 100 gres,
grandchildren and enc grcatrreat
the latter 10 years old
Two contests over the recent e,ea
Zen have been begun at shoshone
ffocung the offices OF clerk and sh-r
az which bundia and wheeler. Re
nblcsno. wen. according to the re
urua, Their Dom cratic oppcnents
'ohorson and jenkins. arc making IA.
ontes,
After celebrating for q hours. the
~ a' Lewiston ia the case Of Sam
! TLdtn Indian policeman charge
',h tho murder OF william Jackson 4
idlan bai'player at Jcs,ph iaat sum 4
p brought IN verdict of man
crehtor carrying With IL a recon-
cndaiicu Tor Icn'cnoy
The big issue before the next lee !
a,ure VIII Be prohibition. 10 whie' h
three political parties are PLEDGED
ee legislature viii either pass cen
i-utcal' amendment submitting "a
'cs-'cn 20 the people 90 De voted un
Two years hence or 10 VIII PISS
statutory enactment. making laahc
y Immediately
The M.rldoSa & Southern Rarroac
'mpauy having secured right o.
ay fglm private land owners an y
'mcstcedcgs On the MInidoka lr-iga
IN prcicct Is at liberty under dc
sion of the supreme court to pro
cd With construction across the pro
Ct without getting the consent ol
g secretary OF tho interior.
Suicide was the verdict OF the cor
er's Inquest over the body OF the
an who gave his name as Johr
NTH when he registered at room 10
< house IN Boise and who killed
mself by drinking car5olic acid
Al The state Seed Growers conyen
n at Twin Falls last week. two hun
ed eeed exhibits were entered from =
'rty towns In Idaho. The attend
CO was large and great interest was
own by both business men and
'mers.
Unanimously acclaimed the most
Ee'y attended and most enthusias
convention In its history. the
lrth annual gathering OF the idaho
tie Seedgrowers closed after
ee days session at Twin Falls viii
'anQuet
dystery surrounding the death OF