The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-27
INLAND NORTHWEST

casses, paid through the board of
health Office, was discontinued.
Grading for the ten-stamp mill OF
the Golden Arrow Development com
pany on it's property in the Golden
Arrow district, forty-seven miles
northeast of Goldfield, is under way.
A man who gave the name of N. L.
Jones was arrested at Winne1lucca
on suspicion of being one of the three
men who are wanted for murder, COM
mitted near Livermore, Cal, on Au-
gust 2.
The people of Lyon county, Ne.
vada, headed by the Lyon county COM
mercial club, are now actively engag-
ed in preparing for banner exhibit
at the state fair to be held in Reno
Septemb II to &c.
Founder of the now fiourishing
city of Greeley, in Colorado, Henry T.
West, 80 years of age, and still in ex-
cellent health, lives in Caldwell, Ida
no, with his children, grandchildren
and great-grandchildren
~ 'SAy aStiNS plOSIdtu III hukuy
football contests has been arranged
for the University of Nevada team for
the season of 1914, which will be
wound up with a game with the Uni.
versity of California in Reno on
Thanksgiving day.
NJ. II. Mclean. who, by leaping
from a train window while It was
travelling at the rate of twenty-five
miles per hour. and escaped from
Jas. Burgess, the guardian OF the law
in Wisdom, June II, was re.captured
In Butte last week.
That for every dollar that the peo-
pie of Utah spend yearly In southern
| California the people of that section
OF the country spend $1,000 in Utah
and Idaho. is the opinion of J. H..
Manderfeld. assistant general freight
and passenger agent for the Salt Lake
| Route.
After serving a sentence In the
Idaho penitentiary OF u months, VII,
liam NTH and c. J. Griffin were re-
leased only to DE rearrested immedi.
ately on a complaint held by Sher.
IN ID. H. Kerfoote OF Malheur coun-
ty. Oregon, charging them with horse
stealing.
The Touring mill, elevator and
warehouse with seventy thousand bu-
shells OF wheat and three thousand
barrels OF -four of the lmbler Flour.
ing Mill company at Imbler, Ore,
was totally destroyed by fire. The
loss is one hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars.
Only the fact that this is low wa
ter time prevented a tragedy In Cot
tonwood Greek valley, says the Win
nemucca Star, when the dam at the
Arnot reservoir broke and the ranches
! lying below were flooded The heavi-
est loser is George Herdesty. who had
90 10 Is tons of hay damaged
Conditions in the fish cAnneries OF
the state OF Washington we're severe
ly criticized by Dr. Theresa McMah-
no. n former member OF the state in
| dustrial commission, in her testimony
at Seattle before the federal indus.
| trial commission.
George w. McIntire. better known
as Babe" Mclntire, well known in
Boise, was drowned a few days ago
| In the Spokane river, according 20
kilograms from Butte 10 the chief az
| Police at Boise asking that of3cial 70
locate the family OF the boy.
That the snowslide at Wellington.
| Wash. ON March ], 1910. when two
Great Northern trains were carried
down the mountainside and wrecked
and ninety.two persons were killed.
was caused by an act Of God. Is the
ruling of the state supreme court
THE Missoula cutoff will no, be
built by the Northern Pacific either
this year OF next year" was the state.
ment OF President J. NJ. HannRford Of
that road last week 1t would be
wrong for me TO permit the people
OF Lswiston. who have q natural and
vital interest in the matter To believe
that something was about to be done,
or likely 10 occur, when no chance
OF building exists. They are entitled
TO the truth. There In no doubt the
cutoff will finally be built, but u will
not be In the immediate future"
The silver and gold Jubilee celebrs
tion OF Montana 81 a territory and .
state Was held at Great Fails last
week. Montana tcrriioy was created
nfty years ago and the state twenty
Eve years ago
The question @. Issuing bonds o..
eighteen thousand dollars for buying
outright the watervOrks plant Of Sho-
shone. Idaho VAS carried 81 to 3. For
four months the plant has been opef
ated by the town on an option.
VIII two deep knife wounds In the
throat. the body Of . man believed TO
be y. J Rooney. n railroad man. vas
found 600 feet from the O " X. A.
y railroad track 5 mile AND a hail
east oi Trouidale. ore. That he NAs
murdered by iramps and his moasy
taken Is the belief 81 the officers
While the war wiii. Of Necessity.
hamper irrigation development Ia Ida
no On account 81 the large amount
o. foreign capital which Is partially
paid IL on such Investments Il car.