Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-06-10
In THE GEM STATE

Star schools, the board has decided
to erect cottage of two rooms just
south Of the present building.
New high marks were set at the 3
June auction of horses at Caldwell.
Half a dozen choice equines sold for
better than $500, two of them bring 0
ing $21O Il
The state livestock sanitary board
will meet at the capitol June 10. Con
siderable business is TO be transacted
and the board viii probably take some j
action with regard to hog cholera
Miss Florence Burgess of Albion
was severely injured when she was
knocked down and run over by an
automobile as she was crossing the
street
The 4-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Molen, who live at Amman,
eight miles east of Idaho Falls, was
drown in a canal which flows through
the yard of their residence
The driest calendar year for which
complete record at Boise is avail
able was 1868. The total precipita
ton for that year was 669 inches,
more than half of which occurred in
December
In an effort to end her life while
apparently suffering from a temper
AIRY de angement of the mind Mrs.
William T. Brown walked into the |
river at Boise. Persons passing in
A buggy noticed and rescued her.
Eightyseven of the 1877 graduates
: in Ada county Eighth grade schools
outside Boise this year averaged 80
per cent or better in all subjects. OF
these. nine made grades better than
;, 95 per cent in all subjects.
!. In conjunction with the announce
Z ment that it will give free treatment
C for persons bitten by -abid animals
II the state board of health in its latest
Il bulletin tells what should be done
e when a person has been bitten by
= dog.
If E 6. Johnson. a prominent bust
ID ness man of Parma. had narrow
T. escape from death when the automo-
s. bile which he was driving was struck
IL by the west bound train. Mr.. John
u son crawled from the wreck unin-
~ jured.
T. The bondhoders of the Snake River
Valley Irrigation company have been
a given a judgment of s1.125.5O against
an the board Of directors of the company
ST for the loss of the bonds embezzled
ps by y c. Nicholson. former clerk of
ar the company.
ne Mrs Louise Keefer. aged mother OF
Die a numerous family of the name in
ng Idaho and in California. died at Sho
nd shone after long illness. She wa:
ay the widow of Joseph Keefer and wa:
Is, generally known as Grandma keefer
~ Her age was Sc.
,rk The state bank commissioner ha
nv notified all corporations and invest
ment companies doing business il
pie Idaho that they viii have to file re
tes ports showing the character OF bus
uo ness which they are conducting an
~ how much business.
to DR.. T. f. Martin died at Homedal
any as the result of an overdose OF mo-
hey phine The drug was taken about
ler' O'Clock in the morning. and from tn
nos time he was discovered until o'cloc
IitS in the evening an heroic fight wa
~ made to save his life.
,ich The state board of examiners hf
the the power and is expected to exerci'
lent administrative functions when
riot passes on bills against the state TIL
cry principle was laid down by Attorn'
sac General Peterson when the board m
pro last week TO pass on the bills for Il
past month.
,tr, The University of Idaho extensi'
hem department has inaugurated ca
paign against noxious weeds. 1t
gov issuing bulletins telling the farme
ould how TO destroy the various prevale
l. IN pests and will later in the seas
= Il send men into the field 10 do demo
-. stration work.
a its Through negotia tons conducted
n or the Boise Traffic bureau freight sh
,und ments in less than carload lots orr
lie of mating at Chicago and destined
rt to points in western Idaho may in
war future be distributed from Boise W
TN to a gain of from three to four days
~ time in transit.
49, Arrangements have Just been &C
gnize pleleu WHEREBY az . - -.
with tween the game departments of Ut
ution Idaho and wyoming. and the dlsti
ely a forester of district A. for cooperat
between the state and government
sol ficials in the protection of game
fac inc arforcamant of the game laws.
~. The first case at Idaho Falls OF
nros. Illegal sale of liquor since the 7
duty law went into effect resulted in
OF ac arrest last week of Harry T.. Sn
unite and Jimmy Grant. the latter a colo
very man. as they were crossing the n
III oe bridge into town. They had in Il
means possession at the time "A pint bot
-, of whisky.
The supreme court has reversed
decision of Judge Woods grantin
new trial in the case of Nora Sn
ple. a executrix of the estate of Mary
,g the Smith, against the Wallace Matte
,man's bank The suit was the outcome
C sold tho unlawful acts of F. {. NOrb