Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-29

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gasoline shovel ]. e AZ 4
\ st. Maries--l< ii. MaSias ~
%. A. y. and a. ~, the fo1I0u
GERS We're elected, appointed ~
st0lI4Q: w. ID. Ke4fon. W. Y: e.
Craney, 3. W.: r. J. pnl)oS, =
r. a. Johnston, treasures: &. n ri
secretary; Lee Car1ock. g. ~ ~.
Annis, J. D.; q. H. McQill, 41asG1
@. Bergman. steward; d. MR.. r.
Moseow--The Idaho school * 6n6<4
estry will be able to supply IN III
demand for forest trees next S0fi@
More than 100000 black locust tfe6o N
be ready for distribution. ThSr9 ~
big demand for this variety IN nol6k&J
ern Idaho. especially In the ifri<no( s
districts. The trees are 70 b I M q
nished 10 citizens at cost, which = ~
timated at IS per 1000. (.
Lewiston--Ths severe cold - 4
during which the thepu5osn21S1P n
| reached the record low level Of ~ ~.
grees, has had a serious effect on 1rl6'
fruit orchards In this valley. lax6r11 v
nation of cherry and peach trees 11>1tsl
Gates that the cherry crop Will ~ v04r'
light In Lewiston and Ciarkston next
year. In some OF the lower Gunl14
trees have been damaged sorious1y.'
The prediction OF local observers ~
that both cherries and peaches VIII ~.
considerably below an average yield
next season. x
Moscow. l.. Kinnard, fornoor|
county agent for Whitman county,.
WASH. presided at the informal p68.
growers conference held here Stature
daN Savornl Eor 1p1<s1 -
number OF farmers, told Of their e.
periences In raising pease, beans au4|
other crop instead Of summer fa1loW-
ing. Notsone was heard who had not.
made a success OF 1t and n not In favor
Of a continuance OF the policy. A null1-
Der Of farmers expressed their irtesa>
ton Of abandoning tho summer fall
was held under the auspices OF Mr.
l<innard H. n Wilson and NJ ~
Washburn, who have undertaken the
work OF increasing the acreage OF sum
mer crops and the growing OF seeds
extensively in Latah and whitman
counties. In Washington. Mr.. WiIeOr
recently made a trip to the middle
west where he arranged a market for
all Of the seeds that can be grown
here under contract, and eapecin3!ts
beans and peas. both for commercial
use and for seed NJ 81
Lewiston Good roads enthusiasts "
Lewiston and Charleston are ORGANIC n
ing to promote the projected lewiston
Enterprise highway, which Is now re-
ceiving attention by the citizens o.
Wallowa county. Oregon, who havo
started campaign to put the road
through during the coming year. Thu
estimated cost of the road is S72S,O09
or this Wallowa county would nay
about 100000 and Asotin county $780,
600. the balance being borne by tho
state and federal governments. In
this estimate is included $4,000
bridge across the Grand Rounde river.
In speaking of the project William
Huyette, prominent worker for good
roads. says:
THE completion of this road VIII
mean that Lewiston and Charleston and
all of Asotin county will he placed on
a through north and south highway.
which will be the shortest route to
south Idaho. Utah, Nevada and eastern
Oregon 1t will bring annually many
thousands Of tourists to this country.
1t will make but two hours run from
Lewiston and Charleston to the Enket-S
prise Wallowa country. which Ii Rich
in cattle, sheep. hogs, grain and min-
erals" IS