The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-03-28
IDAHO STATE NEWS

Inv ihaho congressman fhreu wei
in the committee assignments. accord
ing TO word received from Washing
ron
More than Sl4oo WAS raised FOR the
Nazarene college M Nampa by a cam
paign conducted by the local Nazarene
church
branch OF the War Mothers as
ISOLATION has recently been formed IN
Elmore county with Mrs Mile Long
fellow rs county mother
john f. Nugent. junior United States
senator from Idaho, was back Ia Boise
last week for the first time since he
was appointed by the former governor
10 succeed the hare Senator Brady
Both nn east and west wing viii le
built Ia The Idaho state SanitarIum
nj Nanpa this spring as result Of
the appropriation of 100000 made hS
the state legislature tor this purpose.
Plans are being formulated by the
Boise Valley Woolgr"wcrs' association
10 pool for marketing about 250o D
pounds of this wears wool crop, raised
by farmers. Of the Boise valley aud nd
Joining districts.
On March Is the work Of opening
up the Yellowstone branch of tie Ore
gon Shor, Line. preparatory 10 the
resumption Of business next season,
which viii begin shortly was under.
taken by large crew Of men.
The city council ST 81. Anthony Is
now preparing the necessary ordi.
nanccs To make the paving proIeci
effective, such as plans. time of CON
structlon, bond issue. etc, which viii
probably be passed this week,
Secretary nf War Newton y. Baker
and Chief OF Stuff General March
spent thirty minutes in Pocutello on
west. The war officials were mnklng
an inspection OF environments.
The status of IL taxpayer on Decems
Der 81, 1918, will be used as basis
for determining individual income
taxes ana tax exemptions relating Ia
marriage and dependents. according TO
Clyde VI. Gray. deputy internal reye-
nue. collector.
Bert Sanderson was accidentally
shot aud killed by his brother. Edward,
al their home about ii miles south Of
Emmett These boys, aged : aud o
respectively bad been in the habit
of playing war III their home and have
been playing with guns,
itlIs providing 10000 for state
highways during the current biennium
amendment 10 permit issuance Of s.
oootto Of bonds for the biennium be-
ginning January /, 1921, have been
signed by the governor.
The officials Of the Oregon short
Line announced last week that a gen.
rrnl commisSary viii be innugurated
through the Short Line territory,
where employees of the rond can pro-
cure their groceries aud supplies on
the monthly deduction basis.
tuberculosis viii bc scientifically
tested in Idaho IN the future through
the medium of Two new tuberculosis
hospitals. as Governor Davis has sign
ed house bill No. III, passed by the
Legislature, authorizing n tnX levy 10
provide funds for their erection.
lagby and jefferson county held u
big celebration Oh March - ia com
memoratlon OF the successful financ-
ing Of The Rlghy sugar factory and It's
completion 20 the extent OF - per cent
An immense crowd Of people from the
surrounding country visited the plant.
Foreclosure proceedings on more
than 100 mortgages securing state
farm loans totaling approximately
S1So.NH some of which have been de.
linquent nearly 10 years, will be start
ed by May | II settlements are mol
nude. he state hand board has de
cided.
H. r. SamuelA of Idaho bate candi-
date for governor on the Democratic
ticket, has been appointed speciul
ngent of the department of labor for
the collection Of data in European
countries. regarding industrial and
economic conditions. aud sailed Oh
March 10
More barley * In the hands al grow
ers of Idaho March this year than
last year, there being 1.f33tea bush
els. or Il per cent, ns against b3T ,poO
bushels. or II per cent. last year
Thirty per cent of the 1918 crop was
grown for shipment compared with -
per cent Tor the 1917 crop.
That Idaho has approximately 40,
go acres ~ irrigated hand. 250.pr
acres lying within "a lotmile radius
Of Boise. which now requires or VIII
shortly require Tire installation of d
Drainage system Designed to dispose
Of the surplus water j.. The rather
startling statement made rs M lrri
CATION engineer.
Governor Davis has vetoed senate
bill NJ ~ restricting use II the term
cooperative 10 firms operating solely
on "a cooperative basis house bills No.
l2g aud 49, creating The eleventh and