The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-04-02

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! to work ~ many convicts - The
warden designatss on tract OF l0O,-
} 900 acros OF land In the Gem trrtRa-
, tlon district
Convicts also will be used to com
plste the King Hill irrigation pro1ecs,
now the property OF the stste.
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University Of Idaho, Moscow - Pro-
fessor W. H. Oiin, who recently ten
dcrsd his resignation ~ head of the
unIversity's agriculture extension
work, has been comforting with acting
President Carlyle and getting that
business into shape preparatory to his
leaving his position. Professor olin
| culture commissioner for the Denver
4 Rio Grands railway company.
| Professor Lewis c. Aicher, superin-
| tendsnt Of the Aberdeen demonstra-
tion farm At Aberdeen, will probably
| act "a head of the agriculture extern
sion work, taking the place Of Profess
sor Olin until = permanent appoint
ment can be made.
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1rsnRevihe-ht = meet'ng OF the
executive committees OF the second an
nuAi idsno county horse snow associa-
tion oecis'on was rescued 70 noio the
snow May TO- ~ ana 30, oevoting the
last usy 70 pubic auction OF horses
Ano mules rive suctioneers VIII De
present. The nnance committee re-
ported that while the soliciting 10 not
yet complete. enough mas been Sc
cured 70 gusrantee : premium list sp-
proximatinR szvoV. arrangements
are peing mhoe 70 PROVIDE Accommo-
lyle wrote the committee accepting
the judReship. T. +. Mcconnell, agri-
culturist Of Lewis county, will also be
asked to Judge.
| Wallace--Notice has been given by
the forestry department that. under
authority Of the secretary Of agricul-
ture, 800 cattle and horses and rs, 900
sheep and goats may be graxed on the
Occur d'Alene forest reserve during
1914. Applications will be considered
In the order received. The grazing
season for horses and cattle extends
to November 10, the charges being 80
cents per head for cattle and 81 cents
for horses.
From May to September 80 the
charges for cattle are 20 cents per
head and 25 cents for horses.
For years permit the charge for
c.nts ,er hssa TO- horss. ~ "''1 "
For .hsen from Nav ! 70 o.,ohs~ TX
~. zoe, 4. ei nant- - hs.s go -
gnsts ths ssn 49, ~ I,a ~ o. o.
tobsr TX ~. ch.ras. 90 sl .a,,s -
shosn s,5 49,. $50 - IS. e"' Pe'
- 49, $3.50 > - 49,
Occur ,d'Alene-The First Bank Of
Harrison has brought an action in the
District court against the Russell &
Pugh' Lumber company of Harrison to
collect on four alleged promissory note
amounting to $l2, 200, with an sddi-
tional sum for interest and Attorneys'
fees.
The same bank also brought an ac-
tion against the Harrison box factory
for the collection Of two alleged prom
issory notes amounting to $500, with
interest and collection fees added.
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Tnr,has s,,',a.sv - .-',,sss eoes
iced ssconnf t,ssS,msr,v ~ :"
.n.d a., III, thrs. sct,o.s xr,th 49,
soIs.rt stysct ~ c,os;n~ Dur ~.
,lsnts 90 ths l,rsh.x iii, 80 49, o.
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Kellogg The Kellogg postoffice has
secured second class rating. according
to Postmaster Charles Hollar, the re-
eeipts having reached $3.50, or $500
more than required to secure this rat
ing. The parcel post swelled the re-
ceipts. while the money order business
also grew materially.
The higher rating does not bring
with it free mail delivery, as this
service can not be secured until the
receipts reach the $40. 900 mark. but
ut the present rate Of growth and the
; steady increase in the parcel post
service IL is believed that the free
; carrier service will come soon. The
! rating As second class Office will ro
into effect July 1. and IL carries with
: / IL An Increase Of floO a vcnr for tha