The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-22
IDAHO STATE IF

Lue uulIulnS.
The october crop renor.
the Boise weather burean u
main crops OF this STATE =
favorably with the 49,
throughout the United statss
The postmaster at Idaho 4.
ports that the receipts n q.
flee for the quarter ending u.
80 were $1,526.71 greater ~
corresponding quarter Of lel,
Crushed under the body !.
mother as she was thrown =.
buggy in a runaway, the sno,,.l
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther ' \.
was instantly killed near ldaha
The. synod of Idaho Of tbs i,
terrain church met in Idaho ~
fore part of the week for th,s.
session. About fifty breaches
various sections OF the state i.
attendance.
For the first time in about
years Boise again has a night
for the Chinese. 1t is held All
ing with volunteer teachers
the auspices of the Interchureh h
Gil of Women.
Timothy Sullivan, sent to ths
prison from Bannock county Il.
murder of a woman of the !.
world, has been pardoned eyldpDa
ing produced before the board /
dons showing his innocence
After twenty-four hours al
tion, a jury in the state circuit
at Rockland acquitted Mrs
Marsh on a charge of secondls
murder in having slain Bernss
Linstrom, a merchant Of Pas
Ore.
The work of laying $3.50 M
iron water mains at Nampa has
completed. The iron pipe replaes.
old wooden mains, which have n
inadequate to stand the pressu.
quired for the city's fire prOqI
system.
Harry Dietrich, deputy game I
den, and R. w. Limbert, taxida
are making a visit to 0Wyhee ID
where they will take some gam
use in the exhibition Of the gan.
partment in the Idaho building II
Panama exposition.
Eight carloads of beets al
leaving Kimberly for the factor
Burnley, and this rate of shipmel
be maintained until the years
mated crop Of 220 cars Is takea
of. There are some 544 acres d 4
planted in this district.
Fay d. Young, a Boise bankE
been in the hospital, suffering N
locked jaw, which, however, hiil
sicians state, is not case Of tsz
but is caused from an infection Y
jaw, due to some medicine M
into a decayed tooth to kill the I
J. w. Hall, an employe Of the |
factory at Idaho Falls, met vi
serious accident. While wOrklI
suffered a smashed finger and
taken to the laboratory on the =
floor to have it dressed, when hea
ed and fell out of a window, Ofsa
q rib.
Despite the frost of early Y
the prune crop in the Boise ValsI
be but nine cars less than thai .
year, and that of the whole siaa
cars short, while the rise In pries
year will much more than man
for the deficiency in producuOh'l
said.
An important ruling in regsfa
local option question was mace
catello when Judge Alfred Buoss
permanent an injunction closing
Apex resort building until suel
as the court believed it would =
for some other purpose than y
sale of intoxicating liquors
An estimate of the budget eip
for the city of Pocatello oull'
coming year has been maue !
council and the mayor. Ins
amount totals only s167-Ssa
considering the Improvements
are under way and have alrsA1 !,
executed, is regarded as qui's :
While the men were unlVs--
carload of lumber received .
from Seattle, they found -
rat which they promptly AHe-
rodents are known to be can.
bubonic plague germs ana -
quite common in the east AM
Puget sound where eamp
eternally waged against the e
That no mistake was MADE !
ing the La Grande, Ore, -
tory down to Burley is aas
officers of the AmalgAmslss
company, in view OF the pr =.
cessful run on which the - !.
been opened. The factory
Grating to full capacity
In approving the levies =
rious school districts Of w
the Ada county board Of 60. -,
ers fixed the levy for Nc.
trict No. 33, with a piVp p
ton of s1,SO3.7lO, at . L.
dolar-practicslly the
last year.
State Engineer Frank
at a Boise hospital aIlel =
OF twenty-four hours. ps@s- a.
to acute Bright's disease, !,
was a native of Chester -.
81 years of age at the
death. He is survived 0'
In comparison to size ,,s.s.s
good natural banking IaeA -,
city in the country. a !.
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