American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-03-26
IDAHO STATE News

IIOlld0 ID Moi 80 " DOADC has DHln
appointed United States marshal Of
idaho to succeed Shad l.. Hodgin. Re.
publican.
Mrs. ]. B. Niederkorn has the dis.
tinction of being the only woman
member of the Idaho Falls CONNER.
cial club.
Mrs. J. f. Ryan was found dead IN
her room in a rooming mouse at Wal
lace, the death being the result ot
heart failure.
One of the pioneers of Idaho, and a
man for many years prominent in
public life in Idaho, passed away in
A. B.. Moss of Payette. who died last
week of typhoid fever.
Willi>m Seders, aged So years, died
Of old G at his home at Moscow. He
was a well-known horseman, having
been a devotee of the race tracks in
Chicago and in western coast cities.
On a recent visit to Lewiston. for.
mer Governor Frank r. Gooding made
hog growers the past year, as a result
of hog cholera, reached the sum Of
100000
The school election held at Inkom
to determine whether or not bonds
should be issued to build a new
school house resulted in favor of the
proposition. The new building will
cost something over $12, 600.
BY reason of his recent appoint
ment on the committee on public
buildings and grounds, Senator
Brady finds himself better cared for
in the matter of committee assign.
ments than any other senator of short
service.
Because interests that wish to bid
On the Idaho-Oregon Light & Power
company when it is put up for sale
are not yet ready, the receivers sale,
scheduled for last week, was post
poned until May IS, by order of Judge
Dietrich.
The first Community banquet of Pc.
catello was held at the Commercial
club rooms, March II, with nearly $50
~townspeople present. A number Of
live wires from surrounding cities and
a few leaders from adjoining states
were present.
One-half the Idaho lands of the
Northern Pacific Railway company
are to be surveyed this year. This
action means hat they will be placed
n such a position that patent may
issue on them and they will then ba
subject to taxation.
FRANKIE Greene, superintendent ri
the Mullan schools, died at the Proyt
dence hospital, after suffering intense
agony for three weeks from the In
juries he received when crushed un-
der a slab of rock in the Morning
mine at Mullan, on February rs.
1t is estimated that the cost Of
hauling the crops of 1918 to the rail-
road have cost the oeople Of Curlew
valley enough to grade the roadbed
Of a railroad from Monument, Utah.
to Holbrook, Idaho, and this may be
thought seriously of before long.
In Diminishing the charge of man
| du6ul d6dluOl LII ~. - 0AAf
~osteopath, of King Hill, the last chap
ter in the famous starvation case Is
written. This case attracted a great
deal of attention in southern ldano'
1ue to the peculiar features surround
.ng it.
A bill will probably be presenteoa'
the next session of the Legislature pro
hlbiting fishing in the reservoir attns
Magic Dam or in the backwater lf
miles. The northern limit would Oe
Malad Hot Springs, and the southern
the diversion dam Just below ~s
Magic Dam.
The traffic department of the BOISE
Commercial club has taken the mas
ter up by petition to the ofhclals u
the Oregon Short Line, asking tne~
to change the name Of the roau =
the Idaho Short Line, in as mu'u
as ninety per cent of the mileage :.
the road is located within the sta'e :"
Idaho.
Secretary Childs, of the Idaho S'as
League of Commercial Bodies, mas "
sued a call to the secretaries Oh ~
various allied organizations over az !"
state to meet in Pocatello on Apin
to discuss problems common to ai
organizations.
A complete atlas of Canyon couno
is being prepared. The compn -
of the work will require aoou'
months and will include a COUPE
description of every parcel Oh ,Sa
erty in the county, together WIN
owners name.
Passengers arriving on the LaI
from Riparia, says the Lewiston AZ
= une, report the lower river -aost
now in bloom, the sight being ing
welcome one to passengers 0.
from eastern sections, where ~,or
l few days ago they left m'u