The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-07-30
Idaho State News Items.


The four state fish hatcheries will
turn out some 100000 trout for
planting this year.
Soda Springs is to have -four mill
to be operated by the Soda Springs
Milling and Elevator company, incor
porated for $4,000
Wednesday. July 81, was the hot
test day of the summer In Boise, the
thermometer registering an even 100.
The hunter who discharges gun
on property that is properly fenced
and contains written notices against
trespassers, will find himself viola
tor of the Idaho game law this year.
The valuation OF st. Marles real
estate will total fully $1,000, 900,
according to County Assessor Rey-
nolds, who, along with his assistants,
have been footing up the rolls.
The drst annual Pythian Ground
up' to be participated in by numerous
lodges of northern Idaho and eastern
Washington, will be held at Conkling
park on Coeur d'Alene lake for three
days, beginning August u.
At a special meeting Of the state
board OF prison commissioners "a
resolution was approved authorizing
Warden Shook to send 100 convlcts
to work on the Shoshone grade on
the state highway GEAR Twin Falls.
Plans were put under way at a
meeting held at the Boise commercial
club for the formal dedication of the
great Arrowrock dam, the highest
structure of its kind in the world.
, The date set is Oct. 4.
To catch up on the number of large
!; orders the Nampa Roller mill put on
night force the first of last week
and is now turning out flour at the
rate of 400 sacks day. Practically
all of the output is consumed within
a radius of 200 miles.
There is $3.50, 16143 In the state
school fund this year TO be divided
among the counties. 1t is divided
on the basis of $2.08645 per capita
] based on the school census of 1915
Kootenai county's share, based on
= school census of 6,202, is $l2, 940.l6
A deed conveying 23,504 acres o
land located in Benewah and Shoshon
I counties, mostly covered with rip
: timber, from the Northern Pacih
j railway to the Rutledge Timbe
e company, has been filed for record /
: Benewah county. The considerable
e stated in the deed was $50, 900.
{ On account Of the impending open
:. ing of the Yellowstone national par
a to automobiles, auto traffic aroun
d St. Anthony and south as far
e Pocatello is unusually heavy, accort
n ing to State Highway Engineer Bootl
n He said the opening Of the park
:. drawing tourists from far aud nea
e Land under the Twin Falls-Salmo
ic river irrigation project has leen give
o its last drink for this season. accort
of ing to word received at the office
20 State Engineer Smith. 1t was r.
norted to him that the last ayailab
drop in the reservoir has been use
and the 1915 irrigation season brougl
to a close.
lie State Treasurer Eagleson hayi'
rs reported that there is $3.50, l6i.
tn available in the state common scht
lg fund, the department of educati
v. Immediately made out the apport!o
ment. In 1914 the common scht
fund amounted to $23O,7l4 33. I
per capita was figured at S2.Ol73l
For 1915 tie per capita will
rs 81. 0S645.
90
* Geo -ge A. Day, state land col
no missioner, has proposed a new pl
On for the making Of farm loans fr'
the school funds. 1t is to divide
M state into six districts and make