The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-02-28
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The county Jail at Pocatello Is grad
ually filing up with liquor law viola
tors who are awaiting trial,
AmeAcus Vespuccius Mounce, real
estate dealer of Bnhl is suing Win
field Scott Hyde. also a land dealer
of Buhl for $4,000 on account of
alleged slander and libel
Caldwell people in favor Of picture
shows remaining open Sunuays are
circulating petition to present to
the city council, asking them to allow
the theatres to show on Sunday.
Frank Churchill Horn. prominent /
consulting engineer who has lived In
Boise for the past 10 years, died at
Boise hospital after having suffered
stroke of paralysis at his office.
One of the most important civic
movements ever undertaken in Boise
Is the campaign for Sl65.00o to be
| conducted March 4, 1911, to provide
II new and strictly modern Y. NJ. G. A.
building.
Idaho win receive $3,355,356 from
the federal government for good roads
p~rposes in the coming three years
For 1919 the appropriation is to be
$974371; for 1920, S1,159,967 and for
1921, S1,22l, ,01S.
The banks of Meridian were the
first in Ada county to offer to finance
the budding livestock owners, furnish
ing the money to tart the different
units ut "A nominal rate of interest.
The offer Is renewed for the current
year.
Alleging violation of the Sherman
antitrust act and unlawful cou.hina-
tion in restraint of trade in handling
butter, the government opened <lhe trial
ii Boise, on February IS. of big cream
cry concerns operating In the north
west.
]. n. De Chambeau of Burley has
purchased three carloads of horses
from the government ut Il sale re-
Gently held at Camp Lewis, Wash.
The stock will be shipped to Burley
AMI gotten into good shape to put on
the market in the spring.
After being locked up in the county
Jail at Pocatello for more than siS
q ! tllOutHS uN tlliiDS lllul, 1IuEtit i<tii
A orose and William Thompson were
Il convicted of simple assault. judge
3 Terrell sns,exded sentence and botl
q men were given their release.
The Burley Electric company hai
II closed contract with the Twin FALL
& north side project to do all the electri
u cal and pump work for the ensuing
y | o1n >xiH hox
D to enlarge its working force to tak'
q care of the increased business for thi
4 year and in order to do so will main
4 tain an office in Paul.
The county commissioners hav'
4 called an election, to be held Marcl
# in Filler, on the creation Of the pro
posed Filler highway district, to in,lud
approximately $4,000 acres anc tn
= third highway district in the county
removing the administration of roa'
matters from the commissioners
hands.
= Nathan Webb and Sam Collins, al
tendants at the state mental hospita
at Blackfoot, have been arrested o
criminal complaint sworn to by ID
II, IN. JuNhSobs SuBSl VI ti
instruction, charged with an assault o
n Samuel Ziegler, a ~patient. The II
legged assault occurred month ag
and Ziegler died the same day.
p. A. Wenger, state seed analyst,
of the opinion that the farmers of til
at state should take advantage of I'll
weed law which we have at preseI
which is available for every count
provided seed commissioners on the
own initiative or by petition of
farmers create a weed district elir
- mating noxious weeds by compulsio
v. The omnibus public building bill, r
ne ported TO congress, authorizes an /
AZ crease in the cost of the building
~ Coeur d'Alene to $163,200; increase
m the cost of the building at SandpOil
,t to $4,000, and providing for bull
,r ing at Caldwell to cost $50 1000;
m building at Nampa, to cost $4,000, al
ta building and site at Blackfoot,
cost of 100000.
ed Congressman Smith has introduced
or bill for the purchase of a site for fe
he eral building at Blackfoot, and also
It's bin to furnish captured German ca
nd non. together with a suitable comp
lat ment of cannon balls, projectiles,
ue shells, for exhibition. to each of t
following cities: Twin Fails, Poo
MS tello, Idaho Falls, Blackfoot, Saint "A
te, thony, Montpelier, HALEY, Buhl al
ed Burley.
elt f. NJ Hoover, who had been after
ra- ing a Liberty Loan conference in Po
he land, has returned TO Boise and repol
an. that the conference was attended
ad- delegates from Idaho. Oregon a
ed Washington and it was decided TO r
rv- trophy train through the three sta
ne prior to the loan.
49, An increase of $1,000 In the salar
"a of the secretary of state and the st;
"a auditor will become effective the ii
,aa Monday IN January, if a measure int
lucpd i'm tbp senate hV w IlC