The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-02-11
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- Killed and an engineer
DO persons injured when
ed near Lind, Wash.
ID of Nevada at the
0 Mas 81,875, and it is es-
was $4,000 on July l,
are that the proposed
IA New Meadows, Idaho, to
Idaho, may soon be
tiles
and IRE Fenty-four in the class
Is a., pectors' short course"
V Diversity of Nevada, at
lnnen2 an aged miner OF
Ne84ha, suffered a broken
he As run down by some
Ing ID the street.
Sill ell was shot and NOR
s3aded by Rodger NJ. Ruther-
9TH men were bartend-
ad len employed in the
W liz the Goldfeld Tribune
v" IIlS b al Esmeralda county, Ne
inty with 3 t6atributed to the income
inoo ~, liant to the extent of $42,-
ax the past year.
IVY 10 Sertdeni by the weight of tons
Yer and aua be, the dome of St.
Ehe8Fal of the Roman Cath
ch Seattle collapsed and
--. Aflef ard the roof of the
christian church fell in.
!. Bic cMurtey of Elko, Ne
u q WS 8rted to the city officials
blaze that during the past
h9 killed thirty-three dogs
cInth;oLE hing the streets, all of
: E--Ine ithout muzzles but one.
bt RI. arr ane has appointed Frank
veil, Res nou1 as chief of construction
United States reclamation serv-
> headquarters at Denver. Mr..
-------lth 0cceeds Sydney B. Viii
who resigned to accept pri-
GAlplox nent.
fan TO be used in the circu,
Y At ysten at the new county high
Brown BbuilHng at Winnemucca, Ne
!. As ZEN Installed. The fan
- 1Otab0ut six feet in height and
annEaetured especially for the
ing Hystem to be put in the
inner hooI building.
be result Of a recent accident
Opan in which an aged miner
nonean down by some boys cOasting
"Ons sidwalk, the city authorities
80" iSiveA warning that no coasting
) Auah alIewed on the main thorough
nnfN after 6 o'clock, when the
a an have the entire street.
'~~OOaac rom custody on a writ Of
corpus was denied by Judge
81 Humboldt county, Nevada,
@VOieaA with the result that Dr. l..
orr wanted in Pennsylvania on
7iralrge of fraudulently having oh.
Money from a young woman
II sfAte under promise of mar
aaa.. when he was living with his
IA Nevada, must stand trial.
st ok the Mississippi river there
n rHan ncrease of 913,0S1 900 bushels
ain "a 1915 over 1914, and it re.
AT a 1855 more railroad cars to
The grain crop of the past year
. +. y Il did the crop of 1914 Bulle.
l.go which have been issued by the
Dad of the west declare that II
Is r he same increase in the mum
Of cars needed in 1916 it will be
1sshele to move the crops prompt
SDLHiceEs Of the Utah-Oregon Sugar
STpang have announced that the
- issue of 100000 has been sold
I. thai The capital stock of the com
TONy ilcfeased. The company Is now
need md contracts will be let with
- short time for the erection of the
------tOry near Grants Pass, Ore.
, q. = McAulay and D. T. Cochran
lers Yearly persisted in the storm
RRt sWept over Nevada last week
Julie alking from Reeds ranch tc
wer Rochester, distance Of thirty
niles. The walk took them from
Nv s'cloek "Wednesday morning to
PhIOch Thursday afternoon to covel
b diStance.
Mis- Myrtle Smith, living neal
lreAa Nevada, while returning from
SErabNl hunt, dropped a rife, the
sapon being discharged, the bullet
terinE under the heart and emery
& e. ne breast. Pieces of the cloth
8 he was wearing entered the
mouna but were picked out From
Net tounts she was on the road tC
coR
A oFement was started last week
r slers and land owners on the
alnlnn river project, in Idaho, to pc
-ftioM be state land board to make an
pprN iation out of the Carey Act
a and "a $4,000 to aid the settlers in
0lkiS g to a definite conclusion theiI
1nef ces with the bondholders. who
Iucee in interesting the Twin Falls
saiuNA River Land & Water Co.
[ A aiming school for aviation will
Pc efablished at Fort Douglas, Utah
lexf Aogust as an adjunct of the citi
ems military training camp, accord
ng plans of L. B. Mccormick, chair.
man the aviation committee.
1Ae lowest the mercury dropped in
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