The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-04
IDAHO STATE NEWS

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proceeds.
Company . OF Twin Falls is busy
with plans for rebuilding the armor1 |
Al that place which was destroyed BY
Are January 10.
At a meeting Of the Idaho State
Grange held at Payette last week
seyenty-fye delegates and about 300
visitors were present.
The movable school OF the extension
department OF the University Of IDA
no will be in Paris during the week
beginning Monday, February 8.
A plan is under way to install al
railroad in Bannock valley, and tina
slogan has become, "A railroad in
Bannock valley within the next hun
bred days instead OF the next hundred
years"
A son OF w. w Vinegar Of Jackson
Hole, Wyoming, reported at the Y NJ,
| c. A. at POcatello and was recognized
as the I6-year-old yOungster who dis
| appeared from his home six months
| ago. He was sent back home.
The newly created committee on
farm relations OF the Caldwell Com
mercial club has adopted compreheD
sive program designed to foster mu
tual feeling OF interest between the
farmer and the business man.
The members OF the First Baptist
church OF Nampa participated in q
celebration last week, the occasion be-
/ ,.F he ga VQ
ering the last 1000 Indebtedness con.
tracted in the construction OF the Bap'
fist church building.
With broken neck, James SiJamas
Chi a Japanese laborer, lies in Cald'
we'll hospital, and according to attend.
ing physicians will recover entirely
from the supposedly fatal injury. The
man received his injury n attempting
TO stop a runaway team
Lands In the Idaho irrigation project
near Richheld may soon be clear list
ed. Such is the information contained
In letter received recently by Elk,
Governor Haines from Clay Tallman,
commissioner of the general land Of
fee at Washington, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert NJ Terrell are
back at home in Pocatello from Flor
ida. They made the trip from Denver
to Tampa In AN auto and visited in the
course OF their outing most OF the
southern states, and made about 1900
miles in the car and had two tire
troubles.
A type OF the old west, Mrs. Emery
otherwise known as six Shooter Sal,
Is reported TO have been killed on q
Nevada desert, by the turtling of hel
automobile, For years she was en-
gagged in the cattle business In tht
vicinity Of Mud lake, in Fremont
county.
Efforts are being made TO secure 9
pardon for Luther Bearskin, Ban
mock Indian. who about eight years
ago shot and killed man named Carr
Ramsey and squaw, during drunk
en- carousal, Bearskin has always
claimed the killing was In self de
tense.
Building of road which will opeI
a lead region richer than the Coeu1
d'Alenes, to say nothing of the othel
! minerals, through the Deadwood coun
try to Edwardsburgh. and near tina
point tapping the Thunder mountain
and Warrens district, Is being dis
oussed at Boise,
A. E. Reid rendered his resignation
Saturday as state bank commissions
: last week. In giving notice of his re
! tirement Mr. Reid asked that he be re
lieved as soon as possible, In view o
, the fact that he had accepted anothe
position and wished TO take 1t as 500
as possible.
The state board OF pardona ha
, granted fun and complete pardons t
two prisoners serving sentence In tn
Idaho state penitentiary for murder
, William Fondren of Kootenai count,
and John Lockhart of Shoshone oouu
= ", both Of wk@m were convicted o
! killing a man
Former Governor Haines, w L
; clifford. former secretary OF state
state Auditor Huston and the ldah
! Trust Il Savings bank were exoneI
+ ated from completely in the manipula
ton OF o. V, Allen of the $4,000 bon
issue. in report made by the gram
Jury at Boise
! George Harter had narrow eseap
from death 1t Gooding, when a hors
; which he was endeayoTing to hreal
! struck him down while he was adjus
2 ing the blind over the horses head
, The animal struck at him again as h
lay ON the ground, but the hoofs merS
, ! ~ graEed his head
! The Moscow Star.Mirror says tina
In trying to at the junior colleg
scheme TO Idaho. the board Of educs
ton lie somewhat In the position of
4 md father who would insist on clotl
r * his unNeaned trst.born in trot
I sers. suspenders. Waisteoat. stitf.bos
omsd shirt and walking boots.
, An increase n almost $4,000 owe
q the previous year is shown in the r,
j. pert Of postal receipts of the Bots
= postnfftCp. which has lust been con