The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-01-12
INLAND NORTHWEST

hibita The carrying Of intoxicating liq
uors on the dining cars Of the Union
Pacific
Since the inception Of the Harrison
antidrug law the consumption OF OPT
Ates has been reduced from 80 to 10
per cent In Salt Lake. according 10
estimates made BY number Of local
druggist
An examination OF all brands %
butter made In Nevada, conducted by
the extension division Of the uniger-
sity. has resulted Ia the highest score
heing won by the LamOIlIe creamery
II Lamuiiie. the score being g4.a
The Etko tNeyI board OF county
commissioners has accepted the bid OF
the state board Of Investments for tho
tao Issues OF school bonds totalins
$4,000 The bid was st65,Gl875 with
interest at the rate OF 81 per cent per
annum
Two men have been arrested IN
iIovelock, Nevada on suspicion Of plan
ming 10 loot the Southern Pacific prem,
isea 81 that place. In their pockets
were found plans showing the ground
floor. wtndows. doors aud interior OF
the Southern Pacific depot
The Mormon church. through the
northwestern states mission, has
bought chapel in Tacoma. where
meetings OF the members Of the church
IN that city will be held in the future.
The building Was formerly the Cen
trail Christian Church Of Tacoma,
Leasing OF lands Of the Clarion
Lands piute project In Utah has been
abandoned by the state land board
though the policy viii DO continued n
other sections OF the state, Consider
able acreage was leased last year but
the results were not satisfactory TO
tho board.
A SUIT has been fled In the district
court az Tonopah by Mary Almquist
praying that the papers consigning her
daughter. Alberta Almquist 10 the
care Of SIR, and Mrs L. r. Klmball OF
apringdale bo declared void Tho pa
PEERS OF adoption were signed several
years ago
A raneher near Las Vegas. Nevada,
has found a fairly large lump Of In
dian mortar on the road between his
ranch and the town. Indian mortar
ia commen In southern California and
Arizona. but IA rare In Nevada, The
ind h on exhibition II the Las Vegas
chamber OF commerce.
A. r Hit Of Welaer. Idaho, well
known 20 the people Of southern Idaho
through his activity In horticultural
and agricultural circles OF the state,
and hts service AS field agent for the
IT, s department OF agriculture. wsa
instantly killed hy fail on ice at his
ranch home near WelaeF
Beginning In January and contlnu
ing Ia February and March series
OF suits viii be brought against the
Southern Pacific company in Love.
lock 20 recover land on which Il IA
alleged mineral character can be prov
ed. according to reports from Love
lock. New,
A number of Rtockmen and ranch
ers OF Eureka and adjoining counties
met at the coHrt house In Eureka.
Nevada. last week, and organized under
the name OF Protective Raugc aaso
citation for The purpose 81 taking steps
toward the better protection OF the
public ranges Of the state,
More turkeys were sold Ia Salt Lake
during the past holiday ported than IA
any previous Yuletito. according q
reports front loea' commission mer
ehanta Despite the ndaynee In prize,
over hat Of a year ago. the demand
did not decrease Il IL estimated thaI
more than 1000 " the birds were con
sumod In salt Lake,
Constable George Coiant Of Elk,
township, Nevada. who took nulre las
week. has issued statement 20 th'
effect that he VIII Immediately pro
coed 90 clean up the town All un
Desirable. drug 1ends, those WHIT
have NJ Visible means ot support AM
rieu wbo live on vice. will at once %
driven cut % Elko
Mrs Catherine Eagle pioneer Den
yer woman. died January 3 of hear
disease NJ the axe OF "a she came &
Dgnver from 81 Joseph. Mo, tn 1885
she w4a married 80 FhNip Fur'oug u
81 Josaph two days before they start
cd west with a wagon train turlnn
died al pauyoF IN iS1s and four year
later Gls widow married Alnysiu
EaKlr
The value % tho mineral prcdu,
ton ~ wyoming for tore was $50
EtS.0ls an increase 10 siSSTs,tGe owe
tn value of the mineral produe Ton g
the preceding year and s2s cas- &c
greater than the value Of the produ
tleu during 1916 81 agriculture "a
second most important division 81 "a
Industrial activity 81 the state,
Although Wyoming coal mines da
ing 1915 produced almost forty tons
coal tor each inhabiIaut OF the stat
wyominEitez during the eloslr
raontha of the year were coutroot'
by a fuel famine, and only with q
tre~1r difficulty verv the people
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