Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-08

missing the application of the city of
Twin Falls for a certificate of public
convenience to install a municipal
has purchased the independent water
company there.
Attorney General J. H. Peterson has
returned from a trip to Washington.
where he believes he has advanced
land matters for this state before con-
gress and the department of the inte-
rior
Members Of the state livestock SAM
tary board, Arthur Pence, president
and George w. Wedgewood, secretary,
are in the city auditing claims before
the state veterinarians department.
The Paris Confectionery company of
Pocatello filed articles of incorpora-
ton with the secretary of state. The
company is capitalized for $4,000.
The state land board met yesterday
afternoon and considered large
amount of routine business as well as
allowed a number of applications for
loans The state engineer was in
structed to prepare a list Of all appli-
cations for patent to Carey act lands
and under the Portneuf- Marsh Valley
Irrigation project The plans for stan
dard box and CRATE orifices of the Ida
no Irrigation company's system were
approved by the board. The lease of
the Stack Gibbs Lumber company to
a tract of land in Hepburn park was
renewed. The report of the state en-
gineer on the plans to reduce the Twin
ls-Oallley project was received and
filed for future consideration. j. j.
Gill was granted a right of-way deed
to construct a ditch across state lands
for mining purposes. upon payment of
SO per acre for land occupied. Loans
aggregating $4,000 We're granted.
DR.. L. D. Fricks, surgeon with the
United States board of health, is in
the city and today called at the board
Of health department at the state
house, where he met the secretary and
discussed the rabies menace in this
state. Tick fever, which will soon be
prevalent. was discussed.
Regarding the activity Of pure food
at Pocatello the Tribune
Of that city says;
State Sanitary Commissioner j. K. |
White and several of his stalwart aides
have spent several days in the commu-
nifty and have been looking over the |
various problems that contribute to I
~
both, and they viii cooperate heartily /
ana entirely With the city officials in |
putting into operation next Monday I
tile principles involved in
Cleanup week. Ministers of the city +
viii also treat on the subject in their I
sunday addresses. Commissioner I
White has come to The conclusion that |
here is one y-breeding proposition 7
hat viii have to be eliminated without I
iurther ado, in order that the babies
We protected, and he said yesterday to
4 Tribune representative:
THE conditions in and about the
fairies are anything but satisfactory
md we have stopped the sale OF milk I
rom some until there has been a clean |
lp made. There is entirely too much |
manure. Milk can manure and sand is |
aot good diet for babies. The cow
stables and Yards should be thorough I
y cleaned and thrown open to sunlight |
md air, with a free and literal use Of I
ine and WhiteWash.
THE people of this section must re-
member that Rule SIS of the state board T
II health requires that manure Of all
iinds be properly disposed of and not
illo8ed to accumulate. After the 18th
# this month prosecution will be
brought in all such cases"