Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-01
IDAHO STATE NEWS

q. M Boyce fell on the icy paYt
ment at rocafello and suffered til
fracture Of coliarbone.
| While talking 10 a friend on traii
near Caldwell, Carl Schoonorer wa,
stricken with boart disease and fol
forward decd
4 bottle piaeea II the rapid waters
81 the snake river at Nampa, idaho
travelled The eighty miles 10 Welser III
three days
Frank W. Weeks vino was connect
ed With 4 theatrical company and who
was taken III with pneumonia ct Rex.
burg. IS dead
4 ear containing 1920 pounds or
iiour was sent from idaho rails to
Portland. Ore, consigned to the Port
land Touring mills for The Belgium
The state game warden estimates
that 5000 deer have been killed In
the state within the past year. and
that $50 elk and 100 head OF mountain
sheep and goats were slaughtered
Charles Oman. who has confessed
TO numbering d man at Los Angeles
while committing robbery, claims he
was born at Mullan Idaho, and that
his father was Methodist minister
j Downsy. aged 50 years, committed
suicide at pocatello by drinking three
ounces Of poison 1t is said he had
been drinking and In a tit Of despcnd-
eacy took acid In his boarding house.
The 2ycarold son Of William Gil
bert OF Eagle. died from burns GUS
tanned Monday when he feif In tub /
Of soalains water Tho boy fell back
wards into the scalding tub while I
watching his mother setubbing.
From Arima comes the news that I
he W O. Kay elevator. which was
1urnsd recently. is being rebuilt BY
aFge force Of men and tAat II viii
ioeu BE ready Tor receiving grain in
afgs Quantities
Word comss Of the death OF VIII
lam Scott. formerly Of Pocatolio, who
'aased away al Los Angeles Mr..
'cett lad suffered = general break.
Iomn lie was 6S years Of age. He
vas we'll known so idahoans as I'm
10 Hiily'
fsed N. Coleman, depusg state treas
rer, IS now n the state penitea3ary
nder sentence Of Two and one kali
s ten years ~ hard labor for the
OF State funds to the
meunt eli $4,000 Coleman entered
plea OF guilty.
Chief 81 Poleiee 7 b. Losiuer OF
oft Hall indian reservation, Deputy
haFih Robert 0aey and IN Indian
aMcd firieF were all wounded ia a
ist0i hattie It idaho Falls Lcsiuer
IA pizies were both shot through the
sdy Al viii recover.
1ohn Lane, major general Of ar
ll9ry uader General Robert b. Les
ghe civil war and a pioneer OF the
lrthwest died at his home IN Lewis
ii. He was son OF General Joseph
enc former United States senator
ia first governor OK oregon.
VIII Davis, eolored, attempted to
upder Lillian Banks. also colored, at
.eatealo bg shooting her four times.
Though BULLETS penetrated vital Or II
,ps. II Is thought the woman will re-
yer Davis tried to kill himself be.
re being captured. but failed
Idaho may lock arms with Oregon I
ID Washington and, On January /, 4
10. SO over Into The prohibition col.
IN. This 10 the plan OF the dry !
yocates OF this state, who have rails 4
10 Il tho most momentous political
iue il the history OF this state.
q. q 0'Neil, known as big Bar
~ O'Neli was released from the
aho state prison ON Christmas. His 4
lease eanu as q Christmas gift from
8 aoasd Of pardous. Governor John ]
hairss went to the state prison sss
q personally delivered the pardon
During the second week in ianu-
! the dairymen and swine breeders
= inset IN boise for their annual
aFentlons AS Ia many cases, tho
erssts d the two are identical. and
81 prcaicRs The same they have
sia9 "a associate in their pro-
1n
rhsee millien dollars has been 60
sat ia the stores sad hotels OF the
te and in transportation rs the
alters within the year aai there IS
100000 worth ct fcod yaiGs secured
d the game that is killed aud the