American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-02-12
IDAHO TAT NEWS

About twenty passengers nm
on the Wood river branch waro 1S'
hound for two days when tha '
was stalled in a cut three mill. asa
Picabo. Ha
George N. lift, a former reside.
Pocatello, consul at Nurember,
many, has been promoted 10
at st. Gall, Switzerland. with
crease in salary.
Suit has been filed against Inc n.
Power & Light company for sss
damages by the estate of Stew. I.
bert, who lost his life last june ~
at work In the comoany's power =.
at Idaho Falls.
The report OF the secretary ~
Pocatello Commercial club 49,.
that 80 per cent Of the hu,,..
houses r members of the club :.
that there are nearly 300 membs,
good standing.
Governor Haines has denied A,
requisition of Governor Stewa,
Montana for the return to that 81.
of Charles F. Thomas, wanted al i.
soula for child desertion, which /,
penal offense in Montana.
]. A. Givens, vice-president. and :
L. Robbins. a director of the BsuI /,
Nampa, Ltd, which was closed
the state bank commissioner Sent.
Der q, 1913, are charged with ydr
ing the state banking laws.
The HALEY Electric COMPANY h.
filed articles of incorporation for ~
ord. The capital stock is Asx.
Fred w. Gooding of Shoshone. Pr,s
R. Gooding of Gooding and John h
Hart of HALEY T stockholders
A carload of material for the 8
terror work on the new st. Cha,s
Roman Catholic church at HALEY "
arrived, and another carload IS }
pected, when the work viii be IN
pleted as rapidly as the weather Il
permit.
A trades school maintained in %
nection with the city schools or -
arately, is the solution which Isk
Dunbar of the juvenile court u
gests for the idleness of the Bis
boys and girls between the ages /
IA and IS.
William Ok and Harold L.. Hr
vigsen have been named as men1
of the police force at PocateIo I
. succeed H. Willard Green and Us
, Campbell, resigned. Green resEz
because his record was brought G
/, before the grand jury recently in y
c sion.
G The announcement that the ST
n highway commission, in the extensl
of the proposed state highway no
d Boise to Payette, has planned Z
IT same to run so as to leave Enna
Il "off the road" has produced a sr~
spirit of protest in the Emmett =
ton.
Witnesses we're unable to apqE
s upon behalf of the shippers and 2
d TONERS living on the Hill City bni
is of the Oregon Short Line on soo1
d of the road being blockaded =
snow and the Idaho Public UtAH
< commission continued the hears
until February 23.
n Work on a $1,000 10 passengz g
i tion at Pocatello will start on O
I fore May l and the station VII
d completed before 1915. Money ,
been appropriated for the statiol =
the plans are ready. This was Z
assurance given the public uuH
commission last week.
Idaho Falls has greatly incrs's
o in productive output during the J
a. year. From August 1, 1912, to lus
l. 1918, there were billed from %
n l,6S7 cars of potatoes. From AUG
l, 1913, to February 1, 1914, u
have been moved from Idaho y
n 1913 cars of potatoes.
Oregon Short Line officials y
given assurances to the public =.
ties commission that work on =
e, 600 passenger station at Poesa'
.e would be started on or before AA
.e and that the new station wou'
&c rushed to completion to be reao
.e the heavy passenger traffic OF Tvs
ls Governor Haines has ISSUES
requisition on Governor Johns~
California for the return to loaD
c. e. Lore, who is under arres'ns
Angeles. He is wanted for nn
Ie a false report last April to the
IS commissioner on the condition q
Bank of Nampa, of which ne
cashier.
John L. Cox, the young man va
serving a term in the peni'els
under conviction of having ~
his companion of a silver Wa~'
'e the streets Of Boise while Don /.
"a were drunk, was permitted TO -,
y his mothers funeral las.
through the clemency OF w"
n Haines.
lie James A. Pinney, II oil I
leading business and puOns
'hree times mayor of that CIV