The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-04-16
INLAND NORTHWEST

the CITY DOaTu OF nealtn.
w. C. Whaley. internal revenue col.
lector, declares that income tax re.
turns in Montana appear to he
greater than in Idaho and Utah com.
bined
Sam Malsagow, a cafe and lodging
house proprietor, who was arrested AZ
Aberdeen, Wash, on suspicion of com.
olicity in the robbery of the Bank of
Elma has been released
The machine shops and equipment
of the Cello boat canal, located at
Big Eddy, Ore, burned last week. en-.
failing a loss of $4,000 and seriously
handicapping construction work at
the canal
President J. E. Stubs, of the Uni.
versity OF Nevada, at a meeting OF
regents, announced that he will on
Commencement day of the university
in June, 1915, resign as president or
the university
Senator Brady has been successful
in his efforts to induce the treasury
department to approve the use Of
Boise sandstone in the erection of the
public building at Pocatello, Idaho.
and Albany, Ore.
More than fifty men went to the bo-
tel in Denver where the Rev. Otis
Sturgeon of Des Moines was staying,
kidnapped him and deported him after
having given him $2.10. Rev. Spur
geon returned to Denver under polics
protection.
Charles Barr, alias C. C. Collins,
now serving a sentence in the Colo
RADIO state prison at Canyon City, will
be returned to Winnemucca, New, to
answer to the charge of numbering a
deputy sheriff in Humboldt county six
years ago.
The war department has sent a re-
port to the house favoring federal CO.
operation in providing for a dredge to
cost $4,000 for opening and main
tanning a channel 20 feet deep from
Vancouver, Wash, to the mouth of the
Willamette river.
The initial move to secure the unit
cooperation of the towns and cities
Of the lower Boise valley in an effort
to obtain government aid in reclaim
ing the 10000 acres of fertile land
embraced in the Black Canyon dis
trict, was made last week.
Members of the Denver branch OF
the Colorado Metal Miners associa.
ton met at the capitol April and
formulated protest to the national
congress against the Ferris bill.
which would provide for the with
drawal of coal lands in Colorado.
Angered by his attack on the priest.
hood of the Catholic church, scores OF
his audience in a hall at Denver at.
tempted to do bodily harm to Rev.
Otis Sturgeon of Des Moines, and did
succeed in throwing a detective bodi.
ly from the hall, breaking his nose.
Fire originating in the Farmers
Union warehouseat North Powder.
oregon, which completely destroyed
that structure, the largest in eastern
Oregon, spread to an adjoining ware
house and destroyed it also, together
with the contents of both buildings.
The loss is estimated at $2750O
Through the active cooperation of
New, business men and :
the decision of the Indian agent, that
town has been selected as the place
for holding the biggest Indian cele.
bration ever held in the state of Ne,
vada. The date of the celebration has
been set for Saturday, April 25.
Largely on the testimony of Dolly
Levins, the sister-inlaw for whose
love he is accused of Staying his own
wife. Andrew Bossen was bound over
to the grand jury at Eugene, Ore,
charged with murder. Mrs. Bossen
lied at their home in Springfield, Ore.
and Bossen was arrested March "a
Senator Brady has offered an amend.
nent to the legislative appropriation
Iill making an appropriation of 50. 700
20 continue the operation of the Boise.
daho, assay office for the fiscal year.
beginning July l. OF this appropria-
ion he asks for wages of workmen
md $4,000 for incidental expenses.
The story comes from Lander, Wyo..
nat within sixty days work will be-
I'm on the extension of the Chicago
Northwestern line from Lander to
'oise, Ida. Within three weeks a coai-
ION Will be effected between the Hin
ines in Idaho and the Western Pacific
.nd the Northwestern for the buildink
II this extension.
When the Butte police made
search of the rooms occupied
y Charles Tanning. aged %, and Mar
n Helmore, aged &c. they found bogus
drrency totaling $l.7C0. The bills
anged from S. TO $40 notes and
'rmed a roll so bulky tina. it was at
rst surprised that the men were &C
'rs and had used the funds for stage
ioney.
One hundred thousand dollars has
cen set aside by directors of the Pan
exposition for the further.
nee OF a worlds polo tournament, the
rst ever held, it is said.
Dr Howard A. Russell, founder and
eneral manager of the Anti-Saloon
ague' at Spokane last week an
ounced that a national prohibition
any newspaper will be established in
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