Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-12
IDAHO NEWS NOTES

for the season at Lewiston.
Twin Falls had snow storm when
cold wave passed over the district
Saturday.
The tenth annual convention of the
Idaho Bankers association was held
at Twin Falls this week.
chapter der of the Eastern Star con.
vened at Moscow this week.
The third annual district convention
of the Rebekah lodges of Wardner,
Kellogg, Wallace, Mace and Mullan
convened in Wallace Monday of this
week.
| The bridge carpenter who sustained
fall from a railroad trestle near
Lewiston which resulted in his death
and who was known by members of
the crew as John Peterson, has been
identified as John Pearson.
Our commissioner to the Panama
Pacific exposition says the entire cost
of the Idaho building, recently dedica-
ted. will not exceed SIG 500. Major
Reed also states that he had organ
lied an Idaho society at San Francis
co with membership of n.
The contract for the construction of
wagon bridge across the Clearwater
river at Greer has been awarded for
SIS 600. The expense Of the structure
will be equally divided between Clear
water and Lewis counties. the river
at that point being the dividing line
between the two counties.
Thomas Beall, Lewiston's widely
known pioneer and a survivor of the
Steptoe battle with the Indians in
1858, will attend the ceremonies at
Rosalia, Wash, June Is, incident to
the dedication of a monument erected
in memory Of the soldiers and officers
who were killed in that battle. Thorn
as Beall. Mike Kinney and ]. j. Roam
OF Walla Walla are the only survivors
of the conflict.
Ernest Davenport of Clarksfork is
lying i'm hospital at Standpoint with
a 32-caliber bullet wound below the
heart. Davenport had shot G. Hob
son in the shoulder Thinking that
Hobson was dead, Davenport then
turned the gun on himself. DR.. McKin.
non took an X-ray exposure to locate
the bullet. Both are expected to re-
cover. Davenport and Hobson are said
to have been friends. The cause of
the shooting is not stated.
Idaho Game Laws.
Non-residents and aliens, either sex:
Fishing, $500; hunting birds, $500:
hunting hig game, $500.
Bona fide residents: Hunting big
game, birds and fishing license, $1.OO.
This applies to men and boys over u
years of age only.
Licenses expire March 31st.
Carp. suckers, whitefish, club, perch
and sinners may be saught for bait in
mlnnow nets not to exceed 4x1O feet
Unlawful to hunt elk, deer, mountain
goat or mountain sheep with dogs, pit
fall, trap or snare.
Unlawful to fish within 300 feet Of a
fish ladder, entrap birds or DESTROY
nests. See Game Licenses for special
laws relative to seining salmon, fish
traps, etc.
Twenty geese. brandt and duck one
week, mixed bag; week begins at mid
night on Wednesday.
killing is absolutely prohibited Of
China, English or Monaghan pleas
ants, moose antelope, buffalo. beaver.
caribou.
Five of the large upland game birds
IN one day of 10 quail or 10 mixed bag
IN one day when quail are included:
not to exceed rs birds mixed bag one
week.
FIFTY fish, not to exceed 20 pounds
weight and one fish in one day. or 30
pounds and one fish in any one week.
10 dump sawdust or mill refuse in
any waters Of the state.
10 Kill any species of swan.
10 use any boat other than one pro.
PEELED by hand or sneakboat in water.
fowl shooting.
wv my Sun Otu0F IMAM Tired
rom the shoulder.
10 lire gun or use a flashlieht on
waterfowl one hour after sunset to
'ne-half hour before sunrise.
10 remove or disturb nests or eggs
If any birds.
10 IN any way interfere with song
'lrds or have skins or plumage of
ame
The st. Maries Lumber Co.. at a.
aaries, Idaho, is completing improve.
aents to the plant at an expenditure
I $4,000. among them being the
uliding OF burner and a steel shed
nreproof construction.
company has been organized At
'ezperce, Idaho, by P. w. Mitchell.
!. W. Booth. Ernest Weiness. p. Mel.
on and A. R. Fike for the purpose Of
recting a new opera house at that
lace. .""'
Plans have been prepared for a new
n In