The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-06

crop OF Idaho alone this Sea-
will break the record for
of potatoes from the Gem n
A plan now under conside,,1
vides that a syndicate to i.
will build the Denver & Salt
road from Craig, Colorado i
Utah. The cost of the exteu,,
Craig to Vernal is estimatss
100000.
More than 1000 tons Of Ma,
corn, one OF the first shipmeus
rive in the United States 4
tariff was removed, is held Nj
Seattle wharves until it can \
mined whether the weevil yif
it is infested is destructive
Two-thirds of the business
of Northport, Wash, was h
by fire, entailing a loss Of s5O
blaze started in an unoccupis
ing and spread rapidly, depsib
forts of volunteer firemen 4
scores of townspeople acting a
brigades.
M. X. Rodgers, a millionaip
man, who was in Butte last va
other wealthy New Workers,
that the roads from Salt Lab
to Pocatello are the best for
bilists that he has encounterel
Rodgers and his friends are
an oceanto-ocean tour.
Word comes from La Barge
that Richard Hartley, a well
resident of that section, con-
suicide. The cause of the act
en- that he was under a serious
and, knowing that the sheri
coming after him, he shot hn
few minutes before the sha.
rived.
Organization is being effected
electric power concerns Of tho
of Idaho that are interested il
litigation before the public u
commission, whereby a set Of I'd
to be promulgated, setting fofti
rights of railroad, power, tes|
and telegraph companies as TO
of way.
Miss Susan Fauley of PhoenE
zona, who in 1894 met and becsn
gagged to c. E. Eastman In D
Mich, will not share in the 81
estate left by Eastman, who d
Seattle in February, 1912, althu
letter he wrote to her expressed
a wish. according to a decision
state supreme court.
The city council of PocatellO,
has passed an ordinance CALI
a city election on August % !
on the issuance of bonds for
tai OF $451,250. Four hundred
sand dollars of this is to prov
the purchase OF the Pocatello
company's holdings at that pla
for improvements in the wat
TEN.
At play in the yard, the little
ter of Mr.. and Mis-. Charles y
OF Cokeyille, Wyo., ran a need
her breast near the heart. She
ed intense pain and tainted tv
fore a physician reached hei
The point of the needle, viii
about an inch long, was sooI
ed and extracted and the liz
is now getting along nicely.
p. A. Clark, the Utah candid
the presidency and secretary
the International Sheep 81
Union of North America, was
by unanimous vote at the clos
OF the biennial convention IN
II also was decided that the Of
the headquarters of the union
continue In Butte and that !
yention should be continued
ly.
The conference report IN tn
appropriation bill as agreed
Idaho hard Senator Bradys
ment appropriating $4,000 to
sanltorium at IT. Lapwai va
iced completely and the Fort
rigatiou appropriation reducs
/ $4,000 10 S25. 600, while the az
ton Of $50. 900 for the purcbas'
stock. etc, for the Fl Han
vas reduced TO $4,000
Counties in Utah which
railroads and which collect
road tax include San Juan,
Washington. Garfield and va
Gold and white are TO be
ors for the decorations al =
tana Gold and Silver Jubilee
tson at BozeInan August =
gold and white not only "
gold aud silver jubilee, but
been suggested. the gold az
OF the seal Of the state 81
The biggest and most spe
grain fire In the history Of ia
Mslla district destroyed zoos
standing wheat on the E-Bne
ranch. defyinE efforts Of hun
volunteer fighters for hours
ain be between $4,000 and )
William Johnson, q mem5e
Second regiment. Idaho
guard. whose skull Was irAc
an automobile accident al
Ore. died without regainihge
ness lie was the son Of Nj
Thomas Johnson Of Sandpoin
Who were at his bedside =
end came.
The Methodist church 81
Nraah A.. IN sartIf.l