The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-06-26
INLAND NORTHWEST

two weeks ago of intention to walk
out.
Through voluntary enlistments in
the army. navy and marine corps, Ne
has placed more han o men In
various branches of the military SER
vice since the declaration of war,
April g..
Edward Hofstede, well known at
torney, vas arrested a. OrotinO, ldano,
and is in Jail on the charge of having
advised men in that community not to
register for military duty under the
CONSUMPTION act.
Two men were arrested while break
ing into the %postoffice at Riddle, Ore.
A full outfit of safe crackers tools,
including nitroglycerine, was found on
them. Later a third man was arrested
at a hotel in Riddle.
Sixteen men from Nevada will be
admitted into the second army officers
training camp which is to be conduct
ed by the government at the San
Francisco preside for three months,
beginning August 27.
AlbertOt Desanti was crushed to
death between two cars about to be
coupled at Pocatello, Idaho. He did
not notice the approach of a switch
ing a and was caught and crushed
in a frightful n
With Fremont county missing, Wyo-
ming's total registration under the Sc
lective draft act is 21,7S9. The esti-
mated total, with Fremont county, is
90 4rn nHN .oncnc acffmafa of
eliglbles In the state is 25,35O.
With the coming of July l, h state
of Idaho will enter the casualty in
surance business on an extensive
scale under the terms Of the work
mems compensation act that was
passed by the last session Of the legis-
lature.
The county treasurer has filed with
the state his report on the monies re
ceived through the taxes in Wasnoe
county,. Nevada, for the fiscal year
1916, showing a total collection OIL
S64. 6SO.57 and u delinquent amount OF
$562.77.
Petition to establish the eastern
counties of California and the entire
state of Nevada in a new lnternai
district, as asked by the Reno Com
mercisl club, has been placed in the
hands of Secretary of Treasury W. u
McAdoo.
An investigation shows conclusiveiJ
that the sheep which died in the stoct
wards in Reno May IL to - were pois
!, oned by a plant known to sheepmen NJ
= a variety of rabbit brush. M plan
= is not the real rabbit brush, but re
;. sembles it closely.
Henry Hanzen, Salem correspondent
for the Portland Telegram, mas re
ceived notification of his appointment
as private secretary to United State
Senator Charles l.. McNary. Hanzel
o is a native of Idaho aud for a time at
tended the University of Idaho at Mos
e COW.
Three hundred teams and tire
h steam shovels are already on III
5. of the broad gauge of tn
Western Pacific track from Chilcoo
7 into Reno, Nevada, with the determ
nation of entering this city with stant
ard gauge cars, not later than Octobe
10.
The body of Manus Duggan, who, b
bulkheading an entry in the Specul'
n for mine after the fire began III I'll
lie Rutte mine saved % men, has bee
lie brought to the surface. He had wri
D. ten a note to his wife and a WILL i
dicating he lived several hours att'
losing the remainder of the men.
IN The Fourth of July in Reno, first
tn all, will be safe and sane. Hors
racing at the Agricultural park al
e nossibly a patriotic and social ente
a tainment program under the auspic
II of the South Side Mothers club
- either Belle Isle or the city park in Il
evening, will be the features Of t
- celebration.
1v At a meeting of the grand council
~ the United Commercial Travellers {
II sociation held at Great Falls, Mon
no on June Z, 8 and 8, Finly G. Brood
secretary of the Decker-Patrick co
pany, was appointed a delegate
represent Utah at the meeting of
,,n supreme council to be held at Colu
fol bus, Ohio, June 20 to %.
He s. d.. Buchanan, believed TO ha
died i'm a snowstorm on Coon creek
ed, Nevada, is living in Visalia, Cal,
Joy cording to information received tr
his daughter and mystery surrour
the a letter, found on the summit, purpo
ing to have been written in a sue
lck storm and telling of exhaustion a
md many trials.
IAN EIko county, Nevada. has a half n
airy lion dollars in cold cash in the ban
at Of the county. When Tax CoIlec
'ec- Miller balanced up his book last VIZ
eN- and paid himself as treasurer
tea found that he had on hand, the sum
oe $526,931.16.
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