The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-20
IDAHO STATE Nd

winch was to be held dpr;, 81
aie OF December, has been nd
indefinitely on account OF ~ III
Ism influenza epidemic. 'l
seven-cent fares, one-man
discontinuance of its Soldier.a
line until the home, which
stroyed by fire. is rebuilt. ara \
OF the Boise City Railway
upon the public utilities
in a petition filed last week.
1t is not likely that a spc..
De appointed to the late Bish,l
funsten of the Episcopal chr
lore next October at the reyn,a
ing OF the House of Bisbons
derstood that within fortnin,
Tuttle, the senior bishop of ths
OF Bishops. will appoint some J
porarily in charge.
Il. H. Dewey, state chairm.,
Red Cross Christmas roll coli
). Chadwick, campaign mana,
preparing for a vigorous camn
Red Cross membership from
Der 10 to %. Most of the
managers throughout the stat
already been appointed.
Within the next few dav.
Will be broken for the erectIo,
new hospital, the Mercy hos,
Nampa. Plans are now in ~
OF architects, and as soon A. !,
plans are completed excayat,o]
basement will start. How
building will be finished cam
timated, but the work will y
as fast as possible.
Idaho is fifth in rank Of =
and territories in the twelfth
reserve district in amount Of
scriptions to the fourth LibeI
according to figures given ouI
Federal Reserve bank OF Sal
cisco. To gain this rank lad
scribed more to the fourth loan
portion to her quota, than eitI
fornia, Oregon, Utah or Hav
actual amount subscribed bel
SO4 ,45O.
Failure Of Idaho voters at
election to pass the proposed
tutional amendment limit
states bonded Indebtedness
cent of the assessed valuation
"f the 100000 constitution
now in effect, will seriously ed
the states road building
unless the next legislature q
a state highway tax. The S
bonding limit has already been
and no more bonds can be 1
the state under present laws
purposes.
During the month of NoveI
carloads of freight were ship
Nampa to outside points. In
43 carloads of livestock, 46 ca
grain and products, Sc car
hay. In the same month 295
of stuff was received by thu
freight office. OF this 124
were building material and
products. Incoming livestod
ments totaled 90 carloads.
carloads of grain and produ
also received.
Boise automobile dealers a
nous in declaring that there
early drop in the prices of au
expect prices to stay at press
at least during the season OF
Gilbert Stuve, an Idaho pho
with an accident at the Asst
yards that caused his death. B
was brought to New Plyn
burial.
Blanche Lovelace, form {
girl, sailed from Boston, Nov
for France with an ambulanc
the Red Cross. Miss Lovelad
stationed in and about Paris.
Food Administrator Bicli
reached the conclusion that
bread at IL cents wholesale
of the amount of their on
bakers are not taking an
profit.
Members of the Canyon col
bureau will hold their annual
IA. This is the 10
the membership campaign, a
rally day, to gather in laga
poets.
Since the government ban
Ing has been lifted Nampa
have started or are about |
80 new residences,
ing an average cost OF a IL
than $3.50 each or total Oh
Detailed information VIII
issued regarding the disc
clerks of draft boards, the
office has nonli y
Of the state. 4
For the purpose OF acquif
erty for the benefit. care al I
Of retired ministers and theil
a benevolent corporation 10 I
rs the Conference Claimah
ment Commission of the ~