The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-01-16
INVEST NOTES

y low figure of seventy.
railroad engines nj various
Ialong the line near Elko. Ne
troze up Monday night of last
ttary ID. r. Houston of the de-
Int of agriculture has approved
destruction of several highways
|h. Nevada and Arizona.
Utah department of the Grand
pf the Republic has placed itself
brd In the campaign against dis
|, lawiessness and anarchy.
klpts of the state of Utah for the
near ended November 80, 1919,
919.3S. according to the
report of. Daniel .. Larson,
treasurer.
III NJ. Campbell, attorney gen.
| Colorado from 1893 To 1900 and
| the best known attorneys in the
died suddenly at his home IN
S. He was 81 years old.
total disbursement for the year
: gar beets in Utah, Idaho and
hgton will exceed $13.OO0.OO0. 1t
that most of the sugar factories
|ll running at full capacity.
lester J. Prenatt, aged AZ. was
b death at Butte while resisting
ben who apparently came to his
to steal whiskey. which they be-
to be in Prenatt's possession.
Ignatius Mission on the Flat
in Montana, was de-
ri by fire, with a loss of 100000.
hildren were rescued by heroic eff
of men and women of the mis-
pli AmbroSini and Antonio Gay
burned to death in u fire that
lily destroyed IL truck they were
X, mean sNliHiSh spbi mss WI 'hC
from Tonopah to Manhattan, Ne
,uSands of dollars and tons OF
ne are available for relief of the
ute, but there is not one pound
al to spare. John III. Mcintosh.
al manager of the relief Organi-
! at Butte, has reported.
"A decision on rehearing filed in
tate supreme court at Carson,
the state will receive the sum Of
$4,000. inheritance tax
the estate of the late Henry Mil
md and cattle baron of the west.
Valley in Nevada there
this writing more than four
$ of snow, while in the foothills
is about one foot. In spite of
now the farmers as rule have
started general feeding of stock
2 of the three shots which NJ. F.
Waterman at ii coal cOmpany's
in Butte. alleges he fired to
ten off three youths who he AYERS
stealing coal. pierced the heart Of
ok Henry Green and caused his
the result of u shooting and cut
affray at Sublet, Wyo., Mrs. Ogi
is dead. her husband is i'm crit.
i'm hospital, another
nese is suffering from a bullet
al in the abdomen, and his wife
Chilly injured.
cause King Albert of Belgium
* his recent tour of the United
=. drove n railway locomotive
Cheyenne to Laramie, four en-
men residing i'm Cheyenne have
decorated with the Medaille dor
+ of Leopold III.
g Lincoln County (WyoD Wool
ers' association has decided 70 con
in cooperation with the Biologi
survey in its fight To exterminat,
predatory wild animals which in
the range. and which are such ;
ice TO the sheep industry.
Is predicted that next year will h,
of great prosperity for the live
industry of Nevada. particular,
'heep men. as fully two-thirds o
1870 wool clip of this section hai
sold TO local and eastern buyer
rices ranging from fifty To fifty
cents.
ncealing himself. according To tn,
e, in the dreSsmaking establish
where Mrs. NJ. A. Joynt was EN-
I'd AT Helena, Ralph Evans, age,
A railroad barakeman. shot an,
4 Mrs. Joynt. aged about 40, ant
killed himself by shooting. TIL,
q said jealousy was the cause.
4 $50 green bean packers on tn
of the bureau of crop estimates.
n bulletin just received by Mine
ustin, field agent of the bureau 70
! and Nevada. ..325 reported tina
had contracted for 11.2S0 acres q
n beans this year. as compare
12.a0l acres reported contracts
~ Ss4 factories in 1918"
Iilin McKinlay of the distric
I. Reno. Is not going To voluntee
estroy any more liquor. Beside
x a lot of friends who though
ought TO have been I'm on TIA
two weeks ago. when n
ed .kki bottles of v-l,iStax- int. III