Payette enterprise., 1920-08-26
IDAHO WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Investments are the best index of the
real prosperity of the State and the
success and stability of the govern
ment.
Washington and Idaho orchards
suffer from labor shortage.
Hot winds in some sections have
caused some damage to late wheat
! Crops in irrigated lands are in good
| condition, as are fruits, sugar beets,
corn and potatoes throughout the
state. At the close of July much
wheat was being harvested and the
lcutting of the second alfalfa crops
was under way. Northern Idaho is
expected to harvest 100000 bushel
of wheat.
Moscow-Pears contracted at S6s
ton bulk.
Nezperce-4SO acres improved
land near here sells for $4,000
McCammon- 10000 fingerlings
planted in nearby streams.
Coeur d'Alene to vote on $4,000
street improvement issue.
Sandpoint-votes $140,000 bond
issue for new high school and equip
ment
Idaho banks show gain in resour.
ces of over II million.
Mullan-Good progress reported
on Maynard tunnel contract.
With fairer rates railroads are be-
ginning to earn revenues and pros,
porous conditions will follow, new
lines will be built and requirements
and betterments will make market
for wood, cement and metal products
Wallace-Big Creek Mining Co. to
resume operations soon.
Boise-North Side Twin Falls ir.
rigation project completed at coss
of S4,500,000.
Hammer Second flowing well
struck estimated at 5 II cubic feet
per second. Water to be used to irri.
gate 700 acres.
Coeur d'Alene-Work started on
new warehouse.
Fairfield-Campaign launched tC
raise funds for structure at Fair
grounds at Boise.
Idaho Falls has regular sky-scrap,
er since completion of new concrete
elevator.
Caldwell-Work on Pickle Butte
bridge progressing rapidly.
Idaho Falls-Pays 100000 q,
day for gasoline.
Burke-Hecla Mining Co., shipping
2,7OO to 2,S0O tons of high gradU
crude and concentrated lead-silver
ore a month.
I Occur d'Alene-$5,O 900 pipe organ
being installed in Presbyterian
church.
Wallace-Callahan Zinc-Lead Co.
shipped 100000 lbs. zinc and L.
946,0OO lbs. lead concentrates and
16,46O ounces of silver during July.
Doughboy Mine in Mackay country
looks promising at 25e It. level.
Coeur d'Alene Jack Waite mine
begins shipments. Ore running 65
to 70 per cent lead and to ounces
silver to ton.
The farm and factories are the !
heart of the nation but without YES
sells to carry the life-giving tide parts |
of the country will soon be cold and |
lifeless. Help the railroads get more !
cars.
Mullan-Morning Mine shipments
increasing to $500 to 1000 tons
Wallace-Contract let for tunnel
at Blue Bell Mining
Cos property.
Monarch Mine lessees
ship high grade ore.
Clarksfork-Operations to be re-
sumed on Lawrence mine.
Pocatello-To have new Baptist
church.
Wallace-Plans made to continue
development at Washington Co.'S
Wallace-Nabob shipping lead and
zinc concentrates.
Boise-Public utilities commission
grants grain and warehouse com,
panies of state increases in rates for
of grains, seeds, wool, bean
and peas.
Boise-County reports show in.
crease in assessment rolls.
And the very Nv. WIS who scott
1T law and order and want to sup,
plant this government with soviet
'eign of terror are the first to yin
ina yap about the law not affording
hem more protection so that they
'an do as they please in causing dis
upton.
Pocatello's new library opened to
,ublic.
Osburn-,New Hope Mine Co. to
continue work on property in Two
Nile district.