The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-14
AND NORTHWEST

bacon iii Sparks.
people of HALEY, Idaho. have
begun making preparations
celebration of the Fourth OF
4 y 1000 acres were reforested
htana and northern Idaho dur
3 at an average cost of $3.50
& Northern dance hall at Tono-
i two-story frame building. was
by fire last week, with a loss
100.
her step showing progress in
{ VALLEY, New, was taken last
when a union Sabbath school
ganized.
lie Mason, a Piute Indian. was
10 answer before the fedora
jury at Reno. New. upon the
OF forgery.
Xelry valued at $1,000 and SOL,
non-negotiable checks, drafts
btes were stolen by three high
In at Kansas City from w. A.
b.. Wyoming sheep ;man.
TX Lyman Hulen, convicted OF
by a jury in Golden, Colo.
<time ago. has been sentenced ..
M eighteen to twenty months in
nitentiary and ordered to pay &
$1,000.
puncement is made that General
chase will ask the governor foI
ity to convene a general court
III to try cases In line with the
IS OF the military commission
investigated the Ludlow, Colo.
and fire.
10, with its $4,000 square miles
ritory. has enough people now
md four of them ON each square
ii territory, provided they could
uttered out in that way. all Of
shows that Idaho still has
room to grow
rye Reisdorf. who was taker
custody after departing from
with an automobile for which
We a check not honored at thu
manifested symptoms of insan
the county jail and may be thu
i of an inquiry as to his menta
ty.
ban Hudson, who killed Jo'
y as recently, has been charged
murder, and will be held at Yer
d, New. pending trial. Hudson
Indian 16 year, old. and kille'
as, an old Portuguese prospec
BY beating him over the hea'
! rod of iron.
Elko, New, miners have Il
possession two large American
which they captured at For
ELK, while the birds were en
in a battle over dead rabbit
were so intent on the battl
they made no resistance whel
Eo men grabbed them.
81 ording to recent figures issue
B census department of the gov
Int, Idaho now has a population
Ated at 359.407, which is som
Use over the figures of 1917
gave Idaho about $4,000. an
that the state is still growing
ngton is given 1,405.S65, an
ma 432.714.
brder issued recently by the Ore
railroad commission to compe
pacific Telephone G. Telegraph
my to interchange service wit
ONE Telephone company in tw
of Portland was upheld In tn
district court at Portland, b,
Bean, Judges Gilbert and Wol
~ concurring.
petition requesting that proposi
hte-wide prohibition be placed {
't Hot next November was present
5t the secretary of state OF COLI
y Secretary Pearce rejected the p'
on the ground that it was no
pper legal form. inasmuch as
bt conform TO the provisions o
Tvs enacted a year ago.
D-year-old prisoner at Columbus
held ON the charge of forger
hid behind the cell door an
Sheriff Robert Guthrie entered
bed the door on him and locke
hen quietly pocketing the key
Expressing the wish that the shel
hjoy his sojourn."4 he disappear
ne highwayman, youthful In al
bee. held up the Phil Murph
across the street from the pos
in Butte. and almost in IN
OF the business district. lined y
dozen men against the wal
the till and then frisked III
Is of his victims. The robbie
ed a total of about $50.
n should railway postoffice Tel
stations be established In Sal
and Reno. the indications ar
he Ogden terminal station mus
larged to handle the inereasin
ht Of parcel post mail matter.
e than $4,000 feeces. or Eearl
pounds OF wool. have bee
At Heppner. Ore. at prices
or more above the prices pal
rrespOnding clips last year. Tn
ranged from ISL to ls cents
re VIII be no cessation in n
fuetion Of lines under way an
b. Tor the Contaminated bulldinK Z