The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-10-05
IN THE GEM STATE

Babid coyotes are numerors
vicinity of Arco and have been ~. 80 .ne
serious depredations during tha aSine
few days. '"e last
Thomas Frazier, who was arrou
at Blackfoot last week. on the ss'eo
OF violating the Mann white slau1 a' &c
has been taken to Pocatello ana @e',
In the county Jail. 0used
A. E. Careswell, the man wbo
arrested In Salt Lake City and TABS
to Pocatello as a suspect in
legged attempt at criminal assam, az
been released because of lack ~ AaS
dence. VI e'l-
the 2-year-old daughter of Mr.
MRS. John Steele of Iona was drowna NV
last week. When last seen alive ~
was playing on the bridge over a. quo
rigating canal, and it is supposed that
she fell off. 'Hal
In attempting to put cable acron.
the Snake river, John Farms. rsr
known man of Rexburg, fell ana ~.
cable striking him on the head csusas
fracture of the skull from the effsota
OF which he died.
ferdinand Heberlin was instann..
killed when his automobile was s,rra,
by locomotive at the CROSSING No.
Lava Hot Springs. An inquest was hels
at Pocatello and it was decided ths
accident was not the fault of the rail
road men.
With the payment to the state trea.
urer last week by the National suro,n
company of $155.761, the state becomes
fully reimbursed for the shortage Of n
" Allen. former state treasurer who
is now serving a sentence in the STATE
penitentiary.
The board of county commissioners
OF Bannock county held a meeting last
week to determine the tax lew for
state and county purposes for 1915
The levy was fixed at $1.15 for every
$lOO OF valuation, which is the same as
the levy of 1915.
Inc action of the state highway
commission in including the road from
Soda Springs to Freedom as ono NJ
those for which federal aid will ba
sought, has greatly elated the resi-.
dents of Soda Springs and the sur-
rounding country.
Lawrence L. Jones, 20 years old. a
stenographer in the Pocatello SUNNY
department of the Oregon Short Line
VINO served as private in F company
at the citizens military training camp.
died at Fort Douglas hospital, Septem-
Der n, of pneumonia.
The druggists and physicians of Po-
catello are highly commended for their
cooperation in helping to stamp out
the dope evil, by DR.. G. A. Haskell. a
1ederal representative, who acts in the
interests of the enforcement of the
Harrison narcotic drug act.
No fear of infantile paralysis will
prevent the Duck Valley Indians from
holding a baby show at the fair on
their reservation October 2, 3 and 4.
Iwenty-seven or more little papooses
already are entered in the contest.
This will be the Indians first fair.
A return of s135 per acre is the
amount which Harry Hosac of Good.
ing Will receive for his crop of alfalfa
seed this year. He has 100 acres in
alfalfa and the crop of seed will give
MIN return of $17,500 for the field.
AS he is renting, he gets half the crop.
1t is planned to have the new Cath
olic hospital, now being erected at Pc
;atello, In running order almost i'm
nediately after its completion. The
equipment for the hospital has already
arrived, and several of the sisters who
Ire to be in charge have arrived from
Salt Lake City.
The charge of embezzlement recent
preferred against Attorney ]. B.
3acon and e. E. Forstall of Pocatello
~ G. H. Betty, a well known stock
nan OF Rupert, has been dismissed
t is said that the accused will refuse
o allow the case to rest, and that
uits for damages are likely to follow.
Idaho convicts have united in an ef-
ort to bring about legislation favor
bile to the inmates of the state prison
Who have been paroled or have COM
ieted their terms. Among the things
ney will ask is the expression lex
onvict" outlawed; right to give testi
aony In court; more road and farm
York; correspondence school instruc-
lon; more helpful parole system.
The Idaho Falls public schools have
dopted the self-government plan
'hfch has been in vogue in some OF
ne schools of the east for several
ears. 1t was tried in several of the
rades last year with success and now
mbraces the entire school system, in
uding the high school.
A complete electors Progressive
arty state ticket was placed in nomi-
alton in Idaho through the third par
vote cast in Nez Perez county, but
lie attitude of the secretary of states
nee is that such ticket cannot be
'cognized under the law. and unless
test Is made 1t probably will not De-
e. E. Elliott, candidate for congress
an at large in Idaho, reported to the
ERIK OF the national house OF repre-
'ntatives that he has spent nothing
his race.
While prying an idler underneath
acKer dredge, at Dredge. AL Carter
et with an accident. the bar slipping,
s hands and arms passing between
g stacker belt and idler and against
steel bulkhead, sustaining a broken
m. and three broken ribs.
A. e. Cariswell. so years of age, who
as arrested at Salt Lake City charged
tn making an attack upon little