The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-04
INLAND NORTH

Warm weather, absepe.
brisk winds have led "a !.
est fire situation in Washs.
commencement exere,,..
University Of Nevada WIN
ed on June 10, according
gram.
The establishment Of .
the manufacturing Of coma.
in Reno, New, in the nes,
pears to be an assured fa..
Announcement of his can
reelection was made a, /
United States Senator a
Thomas Of Colorado, Demo,
Railroad ticket agents q.
large cities of the United !
be guests in June of the
railroad system on a tour
stone park.
The officials of the orerm
guard have decided that 4
maneuvers for that organic,
be held at Gearhart, a sums,
on the coast.
Mrs. Nick Ploder, wife N
New, officer, committed =,
firing a revolver shot intn i.
Mrs. Ploder is believed To /,
suffering from melancholy
Declaring their intention pa
one month at quarry labor
wait another month for M
twenty employees at the an,
rock crusher north of Ogden
Mrs. Magdalena Werner
OF murder in the first degre.
Ing an assassin to kill her
March 2 last, was found not \
a jury in the superior court
tie.
Walter Bracken, who has N
master of Las Vegas, Ney *
years, has rendered his resigpl
the postoffice department N
request that his successor be 4
ed Immediately.
Word has been received n
Falls, Mont, of a premature d
of dynamite Thursday in the
camp of the Sun river recl
project, by which six men VI
jured, one fatally and anoths|
sibly fatally.
With nearly thirty out-of-toV|
ers of Nevada present, and vd
high In the financial world n
states present to deliver ad3
the Sixth annual convention
Nevada Bankers association n
at Reno last week.
A petition is being circulated
Vegas, New, asking the recall
w. Griffith, city commissions
is charged with incompetencJ
dishonesty. Twenty per cent
voting population of the coun.
signed the petition.
The Lovelock (Nev.) Good
association was permanently
lied last week for the expires
pose to boost and build the
trail. The membership consl
the representative business me
ranchers of that section.
On his way to Utah to be 4
]. j. Rich was assaulted by "
in Butte and arrested following
with the men. Rich finally SUI
in giving bonds and caught a
Just in time to reach the Uta
and be present for the wedding
Acting on orders from G.
West, Adjutant General Finer
oregon national guard sent
iitiamen to Milwaukee and they
the Friars' club, alleged by I
ernor to have been the scene
merous infractions of the liqut
R. c. Davis. arrested at b
a charge of bookmaking, pl
real sport. He wagered Z to
his cell that he would get 500
and then bet his jail meal
that of his cellmate that he
be the first one out. He won as
bailed him out.
J. F. Spencer and son of RI
have purchased the Grown
about fourteen miles south Of
ton, from the eastern owner
ranch Is composed of $500 acl
includes a large number OF
and cattle. The amount OF NC
VolVed was more than 500, O0t
The Colorado legislature ha
ed a bill appropriating $1,000
detray expenses incurred DUR
strike by the state through
the militia in the field; also
prohibiting the sale of whisk
other intoxicating liquors in d
where there are labor trouble
A section of Montana regar
one OF the richest mining AMI
raising sections of the west
to have railroad connection.
pany having been formed to
from Divide on the Oregon
Line through the Wise river
to Jackson, a distance of 127 l
Reports submitted at the
meeting at Spokane. of the trus
ne North Pacific Fruit Distri
showed that in 1871
growers in the Pacific northwe
shipped ',s5S cars of fruit ana
II potatoes and had derived froa
ale a grand total of s3.069. sS5.
'rought an average price of 81.
,ox.
AS a result OF the visit to
Ion projects in Idaho of the q
capitalists from Philadelphia.
more and ofhar ... =; a.