The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-06-17
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?ne hundred and Al,
tSA-0es shipped to Eus...
Sacramento, Cal. ws,a tIkfl
by the county fruit lnss I q
Of the presence of tuh.. 81.
Mrs. Nettie Cole, a MA
man who lived alone Il .
outskirts of Bend. o. m
dead In her home IN
her head had been crush.s
blow. E.'.<
Three silk aaES have ina
chased at cost OF ove, sass
four Women's Relief Car. x
Reno, Carson, Virginia ~. '.S
pah, for presentation to 4. e.. Is al.
Nevada.
A pioneer Of the grea. see Nu1'
whose life was spent Il X Illi
Nevada, passed awav /, ,Es ~
week in the person Of JOss,A 6 4 ISf Il
former railroad man, busIns..
public administrator i
county. HH#
Deaf and blind student, :.
poultry raising at the stat. '.als1 seKks
deaf and blind at Ogden n. &, flGla.
a net profit of SOS for thu Il. )
in that department, Accord. .Iek
ures compiled at the cIo,. &4I6,S
school term.
At an enthusiastic meath.
Spanish War veterans, bes
city hall at Reno, plano 81 s1
for establishing a camp IN ~ "a
meeting was attended BY n
most Of them members of :. a
side Nevada.
June is convention month eirlf
Three large meetings Of stat IA Enel
cations will be held there dusle 81 &
month-the Masonic conysDr-
grsnd lodge of Odd Fellow, *
twelfth annual meeting Of m Waek \
Medical association. nQo BIZ
The oyster shell bark lon. Il VIII
Is common in western Nevada n
ing annoying this vear in I'M
valley. 1t is thought, hoWur AaAh
spraying in the course Of ths ApM ~
winter with the lime sulpbw Ae As'
will reduce this pest to h,fd fQfa
numbers. Vlth y
y. M. Pursel Of Portland On odnel
instantly killed by fall from
while riding in the bowels s...
concession in the PanamaPach 1850
position at San Francisco. Il WI 2Nt 81
second fatal accident In the ,ru9ni
sion, and the exposition direcr o.
dered 1t closed. Tuest
Ranchers on the great recsus II
districts of Nevada are waith. et okl
warm interest the coming to this
of the joint commission, repress
the United States reclamation b
and the appropriations commits
congress, which is expected 70
In Reno some time this month.
Sam Hass, a Virginia City
1S years old, has confessed to b
ing into and robbing the stm
Chung Kee, a Chinese merchl
Virginia City. Hass broke a Dan
glass in the door of the store
ransacked the place, taking SEAS
tin box under the bed OF the q -
man.
The University of Nevada 4
lecting large quantity, nearly i
hundred pounds, of Death Cam
this spring in the foothills
Sierra Nevadas. The poisonous
loid has never been isolated from
plant, and its nature is as yet
known. An exhaustive study is
made of the plant.
A heavy rainfall and wind did q
damage throughout Malheur eUu
Oregon, last week. At the tow
Malheur hailstones as big as 81
hens eggs pelted horses and cat
so that welts raised all over Their
les. The animals were thrown ina
frenzy Of pain and fright. The gOu
was soon covered with hail th
inches deep.
A fine of 5000 was imposed in pol
court at Seattle on Mrs, Ellen y
mond, convicted of desecra.ilg
American flag during a flag dnh
the Mercer Island parental schco .
week previous. Witnesses for =
state testified Mrs. Raymond retsis
to the flag as q dirty, rotten ~
and made defamatory remarks g
corning the United States.
Special Agent Melrose, who caHl
the arrest at Rupert, Ida. Of EtEn
Trafton, charged with Fobbins
stages in Yellowstone park last ~
has returned to Denver from "
enne, where Traitor will remain ala
his trial in September. MelrOss
lVes she can connect Trafton
the Yellowstone stage holdups u ~
when the robber took $4,000 ~
passengers, as well as the holdur
last year.
The highest price for wool 70 =
history of Wyoming was paid at or
vile last week. when the Frank y
Clip sold for 20 cents. The saa
this figure is regarded as trianl
Tor the growers. While the MAJ g
Is OF very fine quality light WOOL y
the price is a record breaker.
The Yakima county, Washingn
grand jury has returned lad etns'D