The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-10-15

opening day at the state fair at Boise
| Plans. are under way for. the Poca
tello teachers institute, which will b'
held for FIVE days beginning October
| rs.
Reports from the Jackson holt
country say that the wild game IL
that district is being exterminatedl by
wolves.
The war department has made
available s573.6o for repairing the
pipe line supplying water for Boise
barracks.
The Emmett Baptist church has
been formerly dedicated and prepare
lions made for funds to take care Of
the church debt.
Bob Miles was freed after the
states case had been presented in
an effort to connect him with the Jail
break at Caldwell last spring.
After almost weeks chase, Sher.
III Froman has captured the man who
stole three horses from the corral at
the Engel.- barn in Caldwell.
Loads OF new 75-pounds rails are
being received every day or so by the
oregon Short Line for use in relaying
the track between Nampa and Boise.
Louie Wong and Fong Chong were
arrested at Boise, charged with. smok-
ing and selling opium and also with
sion.
Two pardons we've granted, five
sentences were committed, and 20 ap-
plications were denied by the state
board of pardons at its recent month
iy meeting
The agricultural extension depart
ment of the state university will con-
duct an institute and school, for farm
men and women at Garden Valley
October 10. 20 and FL.
That. Nampa is enc of the real rail
road centers of Idaho is evidenced by
the fact that station master has
been appointed there and will be on
duty regularly henceforth.
The Caldwell city council has de-
cided to have the ordinances codi-
fed up to date and published In
booklet form, following the custom OF
having this work done about every
five years.
Approval of the new. plan, for build.
ing the Bruneau irrigation project
has been given by the state land board,
subject to such changes in the CON
tract as may he suggested by the
state engineer.
Congressman smith and Attorney
General Peterson are working on the |
preparation of federal legislation to !
be submitted to congress at this win
ters session, looking toward assist
ance of Carey act projects.
Practically 100 hogs are butchered
and started through the processes |
which bring them out at the other
end as high grade meat products each
week now at the Boise Valley Pack
ing company plant at Eagle.
H. NJ Settle was instantly killed
and c. M. Reed was seriously injured
near Alexander when they attempted
to cross the railroad track In an auto
as a train was approaching, The two
men were going on hunting trip. Il
]. o. Holen, an expert OF wide .expe
renee In the scientific handling OF
coal, has been sent to Boise for tn.
purpose OF instructing the heavy uses
IF coal how to procure the creates II
neat value from, the fuel consumed.
C. l. Lyman, aged g., of Idaho
Falls, sophomore at the Idaho univer
,ity, died at Moscow as the. result OF
In accident on the football field at the
varsity in scrfmmage between the
irst and second teams IN practice.
The Pacific G. Idaho Northern de-
,ot, water tank and pump house al
,ouncil, were destroyed by fire last
week, entailing property loss OF
5000, exclusive of freight in the de-
'ot and express in the express office.
Mrs. H. H. Andrewartha of Boise
as some fine raspberry canes in her
arden which are now bearing their
econd crop. Her garden subirrigates,
nd she thinks this has something to
o with the early maturing of the Sec
nd crop.
In front of the postoffice at Twin
alls George B. Holmes, well known
usiness man, was knocked from BIZ
ycle and run over by a heavy auto
lobile, and was badly injured The
ccident was the result OF both par
es becoming confused. MI
w. F. Kasiska, proprietor OF the
annock hotel at Pocatello, plead
uilty in district court to four counts Il
q charges of maintaining common Il
uisance. There we're IL charges
sainst him Mr.. Kasiska's hotel was
ased about six months ago by
,urt Injunction.
The third annual Cambridge fair
as the cnost successful ever held.
be new grounds, new buildings, III
,untiful harvest that this entire sec
On has enjoyed, the extra advertis-
6, the previous success OF the Cam
idge fairs, and the efforts of the
ir directors, insured profitable
Getting.
The supreme court, in two opinions.
'cided in favor of the state and
ainst Secundino Omaechevviaria, S.
Horn John Filler and John Calvin I