The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-05-19
|ERYBODY WILL
help GOOD ROADS
mon Men Enthusiastically En-
'Orse Movement and Also Get
Behind Efforts for Getting More
business for This City.

business for This City.
NJ business Mems association
an enthusiastic meeting Thurs
night in the interest Of good
day. June 8. The association
pd itself shoulder to shoulder with
ood roads committee recently
ed by the county commissioners
pnointing a con mittee of G. A.
Ion. George w. Neither and John
son to Jointly arrange the details
ay out the work for the day on
be roads radiating from Salmon.
O. Brien, W. g. Shoup and G.
aatne wson are the commissioners
nittee already named and the call
volunteers for the public service
hhIished in Tue Recorder today.
the absence Of President Greene,
President Abbott pre- sided at
Business Mems meeting The
] " as filled with good roads en-
iasts. After the cooperation Of
association was plelIed In way
gratifying to everybody present
matters we're taken up and
bd upon. all having direct bear
hpOn road and business advance
Tie most Important action
b was the adoption of resolu-
strongly favored by A.C. Cherry,
Pipes, G. T. Mathewson, ".
D,Brien, Allen e. Merritt, Roy
He rndon and others getting be-
tie proposed good roads associa-
to he organized in Salmon at an
day, probably on Decoration
and intended to embrace the en-
county. According to the pro-
iced sentiment of the meeting
eru methods in road building are
urged by the new association.
was also proposed to cultivate
r business and social relations
neighbOring communities. l.
lennon was named as chairman
committee to arrange an early
to Challis to show the people OF
place and tile valleys lying be-
n that our people are going TO
love the Salmon river road and
better facilities for travel and
Ing to and from Challis. 1t was
II tnat Salmon had already bene-
from the new automobile lines
llShed between Salmon and up
-emhi points to GilmnTe, which
carrying many passengers. New
Dmers for Salmon merchants have
edy been secured by these lines.
r members of the committee to
Rith Mr.. GlennOn in arranging
he ChalIis visit are A. W. Pipes
A. &. Cherry. instructions we're
b that when the visit is arranged
Executive officers of the Gilmore
littsbuIg railroad, Messrs. John
and Bickler, should be asked to
long. 1t was stated that the
lis people are endeavoring to have
outside friepht shipments Come
hem 10y way of this city as afford.
better cOnveHienceS, especially
ny the winter season when the
lis Mackay roads are blocked by
The proposed diversion of the
lis freight shipments this way
ld lie boost not only for Salmon
big help for the 6. and Z. rail
tonnage.
fsVoring the formation OF RoGC
$ association every man present
ie meeting had sou ethiDg to say,
long the lines of adopting moderI
hods and systematic plans. AL
pght the county would be able t,
re state and federal aid If WI
disposed To plau Alright aud tak'
sIep TO the rear. The meetinI
went on record as favoTing tht
Posed railroad, as planned by TIN
nerclal club of Camas via st
hony and Gilmore, which, it wa
we'd, is to be a modern electrit
A. Busch of Leesbuv was a bus
visitor in salmon on Thursday
". Pipes reports he has wore
wool BUYERS representing larg
etn manufacturers will be in Sal
on Monday next.
lne head of stock were killed b.
b"hannon creek electric wire
night, according to a report re
ed IN Salmon this morning.
Patter on, who is the re
hsihle agent at SALMON for tn
at automobile, is alone In thi
etprlse. The car is winning goo
liloh> on all bands. 1t IS certain
beauty.
Tie matter of state VS. Macna
court imposed a fine rf $500 bu
h'ed stay of execution fur {
Ior defendant 10 bs heard O
tloh Tor new trial and TO pIepsl
eptiOns.
'ugment for defendant was enteD
MAS entered in the water suit ,
II Swift against Hannah 4
{, Robertson was granted a d