The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-09
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THE IDAHO WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW.

ing ruSneO on COmplctlOH OF oEcBoi
Short Line spur to Idaho coal mines
Lewiston-"Lost" gold mine Of up
per Salmon River district rediscov
cred. Boise property in good dc
mand
Preston--Sugar factory assured II
time to handle 1920 beet crop.
Wallace-New company ready tc
start mining operations on Haystoc'
pack.
Wallace--Developmcnt work to b,
continued through winter on Sydnc,
property.
Twin Falls-Figures show thai
$6ls,OOO was realized in the File
country this season on 5000 acres o
garden seen beans OF 40 varieties
which produced 100 carloads or owe
$1,000 bags, making $4,000 bushels
or approximately 10000 pounds o
beans.
Wallacc-East Caledonia Minins
Co., will resume operations soon.
Utah, Idaho and Washington sugar
beet growers will receive about $l4.
100000 for 1919 sugar beet crop.
Wallace-Important strike made or
property of American Commander
Idaho phosphate resources exceed
those of any other state in the union
Salmon-2s carloads cattle and oil
sheep shipped to Omaha market.
Idaho Falls-Coal and ice company
ice harvest completed.
Salmon-Combined capital and sur
plus of the four banks OF Lemhi coun-
ty total $2sl,3l7.
American Falls-Plans submitted
for largest attififialAreservoir for
water storage in u. S.
Orofina total bank deposits, $62s,
5o237.
Sandpoint-Business block sold for
$4,000.
The American mining congress has
put itself on record as favoring $50
an ounce for gold, as against the
standard of $50 an ounce established
centuries ago by the bank of Eng.
land and later adopted as the Ameri-
can standard.
Boise-Total collections for the
year derived from the sale of fish
and game licenses, fines. etc, amount
ed to $l10,660, as compared to ST..
308 for the corresponding period a
year ago.
Twin Falls to have six story $780,.
600 hotel in 1920.
State audit committee has spent but
half of $4,000 appropriated to audi,
books, and has collected over $2s,-
GOO due the state.
Wallace-Deal closed to merge
: Black Bear and Flynn mining groups
Public utilities enter 1920 with a
more hopeful outlook, The general
socialistic crusade for public owner.
ship has exhausted itself and the idea
of ownership by employees and custo
mers is growing.
Boise-Road contract let to amount
of $4,000.
Wallace-Plans to be made for con.
struction of municipal hall as me
mortal to soldiers and sailors.
Acknowledgment work resum
ed on Lombardy holdings,
Burke-Helca mining Co., make,
strike on 1900 foot level
Boise-Idaho's crops for this yea,
total $ll4,6S ,28s. This winters
wheat acreage amount to 337. 1000 acres
Boise--Greatest phosphate depos-
its of any state in the union are in
Idaho in Bear Lake county, in south
eastern part of state, now being de
veloped.
Sugar beet growing states of the
west have wonderful opportunity
for developing the sugar industry and
should take every advantage OF the
SITUATION.
Tetonia-Plans for cheese factory
under way
Pocatello-A third paper the Her,
aid. an afternoon Democratic pape,
has made its appearance.
Wallace-Mill equipment moved to
Big Greek mining property.
~Puhl-Addition planned for hotel to
cost $4,000.
Ashton-$l0O,OO0 bonds voted to
construct main sewer line and i'm
prove water system.
Bhl-$2l, 800 to be spent in installing
street arc lights.
She Ito her returned SOLDIER: you
have been making love to those French
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