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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12
Real Estate Wanted


100 PR CENT results crom tenem
TURNER. KEMP & COLDWELL.
WANTED-To buy. or room hunEa-
low, must be priced right Address J 15e.
care Herald
WILL Buy to room house II price ana
terms are right. give price and location
address II les. care Herald
TFANTED-TWo or lots on Aurora.
Wheeling or FEDERAL streets. Manhattan
HeiEhtss must Be bargain Phi e12. white
WANTED-Two to lots On kerr Place.
not particular where located. D. IL
Pence. 162I Z. Rio Grands, Phi f42oW-
TTANTED-Four or room cottage by the
18th, 5000 cash. give price and location.
=. =. 100.
WANT TO buy Eood or room house.
VIII pay cash for same Il 70 q q bargain.
give location and price ADDRESS 40. o
IS care Herald
WASTED-Dlrect from owner. or 5 room
bungalow. Manhattan. Alta vista or Firs
Points section. make good cash payment
Phi feF7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12

Business Chances
GROCERY store FOR sale, good location.
Wiz invoice Phi. ff17-
MARKET for rent Apply at SIC e BouIe-
yard
CONFECTIONERY store. good fountain
4l4 cigar trade good location and room
for lunch room Chenoweth-Levy Co.. POI
" Overland
By OWSER-Restaurant. must be sold ct
once, money making proposition. street
car and railroad mems trade. address
EXCEPTIONALLY high grade positions
FOR experienced business men available
through ?. n. c. A. vocational depart
llell- paying from 500 per month Up
SEC Ar. Wheeler. $3.50 am 10 - noon.
CHAaTBER OF COMMERCE Secretary. eT-
perienced. successful. expert publicity
man, now open for engagement would
organize in live town u desired. highest
references. address F. ~. care Chamber
% LolnIlerces houEtons Tex
THE GREEN LIGHr-Kodak fInisher and
studio for sale az Lynchville. Fl. Bliss.
only studio al Fl Bliss. big money ma
ari owner goinE TO Mexico, must sen az
once az sacrifica price Address p. o.
FOR sALE-Wlllard Service station with
complete equipment. good stock. invoicing
4oout $500, excellent trade and no com
petition. reasonable for cash. Silver City
OPPORTUNITY. WHEN CRASHED.
becomes a live reality and means success
l-eEico, and the great southwest. are live.
pulsating. realities. oVerfloWinr With DO
tenual wealth. but a large part o. that
wealth &c static. OF undereloped. comhi-
nation OF the three factors. Drawn. brains.
and money, IS required TO make that
wealth dynamic. OF useful The pros
pector, miner. and the small mine owner
are furnishing the Drawn. Tt fs our husI-
ness % supply the skin and the money.
We Investigate, organize. finance and
develop potential opportunities into I've
and successful producers. what have
yuul Give fun particulars IN first letter.
z D. LlDsrONE & CO.
1851 West Street p o. Box f5s
silver city New Mexico.
LOOK OVER THIS LISTING.
AL BARGAINS AND FOR SALE BY Us
Hotel-110 rms, mod, Il cash. bal. terms
Hotel 20 rmE, mod. 3 cash. bal. monthly
Hotel so rms, mod. easy terms.
Hotel "a rms. transient. price right
Hotel 20 rua-. part cash. bal terms
Hotel rs rms. transient. very cheap
Also a good list OF apartment
houses sroclry stores. etc
See Us for business opportunities
Prices right
FL RaeO BUSINESS EXCHANGE
office. IL W San Antonio. Fl Paso. Tex
Phone 1906, evenings 8s9s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12

(e) Eggs. hot cakes and coffee. -.--...4 oc
Ham or bacon and eggs, hot cakes and
coffee ...-..---....-----...-
Hot cakes. ham OF bacon. coffee. sec
Sausage. hot cakes ~ coffee. -----..-f0c
Small steak . eggs. toast and coffee . SOC
Pork chop. egg. hot cakes and coffee. .45c
Oatmeal fruit, toast and coffee 35c
Plain omelette. potatoes. hot rolls and
colLee- .----- ------ --.---- ..d sue
WaffeE stripped with bacon. coffee 15c
e errs. hot rolls and butter. coffee. Isle
varies. honey and coffee --.--.-...---51c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12
Undetskeu

UndertakeFL
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PEAK-HAGEDON UNDERTAKING CO.
Open day and night 5g5-50g Texas Phi
132. Private ambulance service
.. J. RASTER & co.
40 y. campbell ST Phones al and "a
Lost and Found
F0UND-The best transfer and storage
estahiishment. KELLF7S TRANSFER &
sIOkAGE, IN $50
FOUND-smau white female dos. brown
spots. bob talL Owner call The Home
stead, $50 y oregon. Phi 500
LOsr-ruesday night On Rio Graz e 81
between Ochoa and kansas SO bill Re
turn TO 81 n. Ochoa or Phi. s711J. re-
Tard.
IOST-On Government Hill street car. sill
yer mesh bag containing key and small
change, reward 5714 Montana. Phi.
6al2W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12
HELD Wanted-Male


WANTED-Boy Win bicycle. Apply Court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12
BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATORS
4 WANTED.
only experienced need apply
BEAUTY PARLORs.
THE WHITE HOUSE

Situations Ranted-Mais
CRAFTSMAN would Ike some work 70 DO
afternoons address J 154. care Herald
POSITION wanted by experienced office
man. stenographer and boolkeeper. Ad-
dress ID III. care Herald.
NAN having filled positions as assistant
manager and chief clerk in largest New
YORK hotels wishes position Phi. 6262-
EXPERT sten0grapher and secretary
wants position. capable Of taking charge
Of stenographic force. 5000 Address r
lle care Herald.
running ranch in West Texas. New Mexico
or Arizona Address Box 213. Yorktown,
Tex
WANTED-Position by office manager.
transportation. custom broker. thorough
Spanish. excellent references Mora Ave
nida Madero Sur II. G. Juarez. Mex
EXECUTIVE Or clerical position wanted
By man, IS. having had IS years expert
ence in Ike position in New York PHI
VOCATIONAL empl0yment Department Y.
n. c. A. viii help young men secure eu-
ployment o. the kind they are best fitted
for. many calls coming On Gaily: many Do
sitons available, $500 month up See Mr.
Wheeler. office hours $3.50 am TO % noon.
CIVIL ENGINEER. college man. u years
experience, specialist on railroad construe-
ton and maintenance. just out Of Mex
ico,. proven ability Address 157. care
Herald.
WANTED POSITION-Turo young. sineie
men would Ike TO get with good outfit
operating IN Mexico, one experienced in
lumber and clerical work. other fist class
building. good references. Address =. q.
Baker, care Gen Delivery. Tucson. Ariz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12


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LACE curtains Numbered, soc pair. 1IrE
Richmond. 612 n E Paso. Phi. 1881
HEIsTITCHING, nicot accordian plating.
Miss b Corum, SO Buckier Bldg. Ph. ISL
NELrON PAINT CO.-Psintin. paper
hensins. decor tinE- sos n stanton. Ph12f7
MATTRESSES Renovated. -: RUGS.
CLEANED, 81. erwin MIG CO.. PHI no.
HEESTITCHING. alterations. accordlun
plating. mall orders solicited MIS-. S
Iones. SIX Emporium EOS Teas. Phi s172.
HEMSIIrCHING. pic0t edge work done on
short notice. any kind OF material Singer
ssWing Machine Co. EOS s. e Paso-
EXPERT cleaning, pressing and repairing
dept Tor ladies' and gentlemen DUNDEE
v UOLEA MILLS Phi $50
ACCORDIAN, knife box plating. skirt
lengths hemstitchinE. hats blocked. clean
ms. pressing as y oregon. Phi TIA
"OUT, damned spot, out. / say'-lfac-
beth Speaking Of dirty watches. We
BARNETTs. s1s san ANTONIO ST
THE FL PAsO MATTRESS MIG. co. has
installed the most modern machinery DO
Che manufacture OF mattresses OF all kinda.
our SPECIAL fE removal ting msttrerses-
renoVatlnr. BIS rs Park st. FL. SIG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12
PersonsI

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Fin town. lsavinE-Tv ednesday. can Phi.
1915. Dee
MILLISERT-8Ime. seEzlL sos n. kan
saE- Rev hats made. old hats renovated.
millinery supplies sold
when you haven't got a dollar
And your room rents long past due.
10 soak your raluahies with rs
would be the proper thing 90 Go.
BARNErT'S. 90 SAN ANTONIO ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12
Help Wanted-Male and Female

WANTED-An experienced pastry and
cake baker. Modern CAFE.
CLIRES-Ofen. womenl. over -, for pos
tai mail service. sI15 month. EXAMINATIONS
October. experience unueceasarT. For
free particulars. write p Terry Cforner
civil Service Eraminer), 572 Continental
BIDS. Washington. D. C.
THOROUGHLY competent EnElish-span-
iEh stenoErapher. experienced IN rrausla-
ton. railroad fare refunded after 90 days
satisfactory service, send details as 20 age,
weight height. experience first letter, SAL
AIRY f156- Imperial Irrigation District.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12

AUTO LAuND r T-Hars your cars
washed while you wait CASH PAID for
old Eords- 200 NJ kansas PA 37Z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12

FORD Touring car fer sale. I1rs new. 1873
Pm e9IaI-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12

AUTO PAINTING for an expert sec u1
first We save YOU money. Jose Fueutes.
Third az oregon PHI 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12

yFASTED-Firzt class advertising man
and window trimmer for department store
fra town Of 10000 population. serving a
trade territory OF 100 miles radius. nan
must be capable OF writing advertisements
with a punch" and also furnish us ref
erences address tho Roach 1TcIymont
Co. Del Rlo, TeL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12

Wanted to Rent
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WANTED-Uufuruish apartment. four
rooms must Be good or duplex. reference
furnished address P. O. Box s74.
THREE or Z furnished rooms. apartment
or furnished house, prefer HlEh school
district OF near Five Points Pm. 9o82.
TTASTED-Parmanen IN vicinity o.
OctlTia and Wyoming by adults. snail
nat or or 8 rooms, modern. with sloeu-
ing porch. furnished or partly. Address
j 150 care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12

sTORAGE-When On trouble call the 9. r
7 garage. open day ard night ia A.
Kansas. Phi. 10II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12

Entertainment Han for Rent

DASCE HALL FOR RENT.
Monday. wednesday and Friday nights.
Cotfion Hall Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12

FOR sALE-Ford Spesdstar. equipped for
tire service work $40 Texas. Phi a..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12

Nash sly 1913. passenger. good cord
tires, extras. errellent sondltiun. $3.50.
Call at sos LAYTON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12
For Sale-Auiomob1es-Wanie

FOB sALE-Ford Coupe. barEain. $40
reLas. Phi IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12

L-IIIILlIaIlIlI
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WANTED-To buy pool-biiliard hall out
llt 70 8 tables and accessoFies- address
2. o. Box $50. Cauanea. son. Mex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12

'URSIsHED room to gentlemen. close IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12
e. RenE-Slores Id b..

1FsE - q - e ll.ns 5lsr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12

DESIRABLE Etorsroom with fun base
mant on alley corner on Overland e.. VIII
give good lease See Mr. HALE.
DOUGLAS c. CKOWELL AGENCY.
ga lulis Bldg Phone gs11.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12


TANTED-To buy. g or 10 room roominE
house, with good lease. and good location.
address J 1Gf. care Herald
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04
INVENTORIES REQUIRED

Under law passed at the last ses-
sion Of the legislature each public
utility operating within the state, ex-
cept railroads. is required to file with
the commission an inventory and valu-
alton of its physical property. Sept.
II, 1919, was set as the date by which
the inventories were to be filed. In
ventories have been filed by about so
utilities; others having procured ex-
tensions of time. In the majority of
cases where extensions were granted
the utility based its application upon
the grounds that II was unable to OBJ
tain men to do the work. Tho engi-
neering department checks the inven-
tories and valuations as they are filed,
ana engineers of the department go to
the utility's property and make actual
count of the property listed. Check
Is now being made of the property of
one Of the large power companies OPP
eratong in the southern part of the
state ;also of the property of the
largest telephone company operating
in the same locality and the account
ing department is enganed in making
an examination Of the books of these
companies.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04

In Norway married couples may
travel on the railways for fare and
half
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04

issued on these matters. have sent the
state fish commissioner to Washing
ton. D. c., that he may take prac-
ticauy three or four weeks course with
the U. s. fish bureau in their most
modern and practical methods now
employed in fish cultural work and
fish distribution. With this informa-
ton, this branch of the department
will be conducted under the most ef-
ficient processes now adopted by the
government and larger individual and
private hatcheries.
INCREASED CAPACITY.
To increase the capacity for fish
distribution, the department has taken
over what is known as the Ashton
fish hatchery for the year 1920. This
hatchery has capacity Of more than
100000 fish fry with it's own privately
owned brood stock of approximately
$4,000 rainbow spawners. This plant
will be capable of providing an abun-
dance Of fish for the Snake river drain
age and the southeastern portion of
the state. thereby leaving Hay spur to
the southwestern portion Of the state
Instead OF the entire southern part OF
the state as heretofore.
The capacity of Hay Spur hatchery
has also been increased to more than
uouSsS eHS SuPaCily opcTdteu at THIS
plant.
This increase. together with the
cutting down of the territory hereto
fore allotted to Hay Spur will amount
to practically four times the amount
Of fish for the Weiser. Payette, Boise
Wood and Salmon river districts tina,
were heretofore allotted to these
streams.
REVENUE.
1t is with pardonable pride that
point to the large revenue, amounting
to &l20, 50S.4S, received during the yeai
1919, all but $l1, 10S.9S of which wa.
derived from the sale of licenses ant
permits, and which shows an increas,
over that of 1918 Of $4S,200.96. Othei
sources of revenue were from fine.
and confiscations, the sale of beaver
hides. Hepburn Park timber, leases
hay, grazing fees, etc,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04
SOME STATE LAND DATA.
Orlginal land grants. s.6sS. oo

Original land grants, 3,66s,0
acres.
Balance of grant lands remain
ing unsold, now subject to lease,
sale and rental, 1901, S91.35 acres.
Portion of this in agricultural and
grazing lands, 2,298, s9135 acres;
portion in timber area. 10000
acres.
Merchantable timber on state
lands: In north Idaho, 8,7O0,0O0,-
600 board feet; in south Idaho, l.
430,000,000 board feet. Value of
this timber at SO per thousand. ex-
elusive OF the land, $50, 600, 900.
Percentage of various kinds of
timber on state lands: White
pine, 25 per cent. or 2,539, 000, 900
board feet; yellow pine, 20 per
cent, or 2,026,00O.00o board feet;
red fir, FL per cent, or 2.217,300, 900
board feet; mixed woods, "a per
cent. or 3,444, 200, 900 board feet.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04
UNUSED WATER WASTED

The unappropriated and unused wat
ers of the Snake river now running to
waste are sufficient, without taking
into consideration the increased supply
due to the possible Improvement OF
canal systems now In existence. to
irrigate at least 100000 acres of new
lands. Nature has provided such sat
isfactory and ample storage reservoir
sites in this watershed that it is pos
sible. At nominal expense. to store and
conserve this entire run-off for irriga-
ton purposes, and the interest now ex-
hibited In the development of this great
stream indicates that It will be en-
tirely conquered and fully utilized by
the construction OF the American Falls
and other great storage reservoirs in
the very near future.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04
STATES ACR|CULT lJRAL. GRAZING AND
T|MBERLANDS VALUED At MILLIONS Of
DOLLARS; FORESTS WORTH $50, 100000
Acres of Institution Grants Still Held Subject
to Lease Rental and sale-22es,s Acres Suitable
for Farming and Stock Raising-723ooo Acres Covered
by Finest Timber in World, Mostly in North Idaho.
Divided as follows :

blNlueu as IOtlOWS.
White pine, rs per cent, 1859, SOC, 900
feet board measure.
Yellow pine. 20 per cent, 2,026, 900. 900
feet board measure.
Red fir. II per cent, 2,127 800, 900 feet
board measure.
Other mixed woods, "a per cent, 3D.
444, zoe, 900 feet board measure.
ONLY BEST VALUES.
In the above figures no account is
taken of growth increment, nor of
posts, poles. piling, stpmpage and cord
wood
The timber alone on the states
holdings, IL marketed at an aver
age price of So per thousand would
bring to the state the immense sum
of S30.000,000, with the land upon
which the timber stands still be-
longing to the state. In addition to
the revenues to the institutions OF
the state were the timber sold, it
Is estimated that il SIS per thou
sand feet represents wages, and
50 per thousand supplies used in
logging and manufacturing this
timber into lumber. the state would
have 1882, $40. 900 within it's borders.
If the states 10000. 100000 feet OF
lumber We're sent out of the state by
railroad, the freight would amount to
over $S1 900, 900 This means that the
railroads will compete for this tonnage
all OF which insures railroad develop
ment. increased population and more
revenue from taxation
CHARGES ARE MADE.
Under the new form of state govern
ment the larger part of the duties for
merly performed by the register have
been transferred to the state land com
missioner. All the detail work of tho
state board of land commissioners i.
now handled directly through this of
flee. The state land commissioner i.
the clerk of the land board as well a.
the custodian of Its records, whose dut,
| II is to take and record all the minute,
of the land board. which include no
only the transactions of the state LAND
| department, but reports of the various
proceedings of the reclamation and
public Investments departments. as re.
ported by their heads to the state board
+. of land commissioners.
This department also makes an6
records all deeds and assignments. al
! certificates for the sale of state land
and timber. and all leases--none OF
which was previously done in the land
commissioners office.
| Our first years work has CLOSED
and while we feel highly gratified al
the results. we hope that the close o.
another year may show even greater
things accomplished for the bettermenl
of the department and the interests o.
the state at large.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04
COMMERCIAL DREssNaAklMo

One of the newest undertakings recS'
commended by Commissioner Bryan ana
approved and authorized by the utAto
board of education for the Idaho Toe1e|
nical institute Is the commercial drUoe~
making course. This course, taught By
Mrs. Harriet J. Adams, OF Boise. and
Los Angeles, and assisted by Mioo HI
ma Morgan of Los Angeles, IL proVi4s
ing q unique and highly succehGfut
training for apprentices in this f1131s
Some Of the most prominent peop1o -
the state and many outside Of the 6to14s
have been supplied with garments ant'
regular prices through this departf1ont@
Mrs. Adams reputation and large boe>|
mess connections before taking NJ 49,
work at the institute have provQ1 ~
valuable asset to the depart1110t3
Should she experience dull booGcX
drop In orders she will fall back Oh koE
plain sewing orders making childI6(
garments for department. stores, tlE@
giving h"r apprentices the benefit ~
both plain and artistic sewing ana
signing, " (.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04

National forest rangers are to sup
plement telephone service by carry
ing homing pigeons with them on their
patrols, A collapsible travelling case
will hold five birds.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04
BY I. H. NASH,
State Land Commissioner.

Dldte lSduQ commissioner.
Few people realize the magnitude of
the states land interests, and fewer
yet, the Importance of an intelligent
business-like administration.
Approximately 3,6e8,0O0 acres Of land
were granted to the state of Idaho for
the benefit of her institutions. Out of
each township sections 16 and SO were
given for the benefit of our public
schools. comprising about 3,000,0 900
acres; the balance was selected from
the unappropriated public lands OF the
state.
Since these grants were made about
GAG. 10S.65 acres have been sold, leaving
3,021, S91.36 acres.
STATE Loses MENTAL.
OF this acreage about 2,29S, S91 35
acres Is agricultural and grazing land.
This has never been properly classified
and through lack OF funds, which
should be provided for this purpose,
the state loses thousands Of dollars
each year that should come from
rentals alone. based on no less than
per cent of the value of the land
OF the 9S.32S.41 acres of land sold
last year to Dec. 10, only 55,S57.96 acres
were leased, bringing an annual rental
of $19,634.62. The purchase price of
the same land sold, will yield an annual
return. at per cent of $127,125.25. or
an earning in interest of s107. 400, SO
more per year, than we were receiving
in rentals.
FOREST LANDS.
We have in forest area, including
barren or grazing lands. young timber
growth and merchantable timber with
in such area, 10000 ACRES. OF this
acreage there are about $4,000 acres
in northern Idaho and about $4,000
acres in southern Idaho. The total
merchantable timber belonging to the
state ia approximately as follows:
Northern Idaho, s,700,000,000 feet
board measure
Southern Idaho. 1,430,000.000 feet
board measure.
Total, 1880, 900, 900 feet. board meas
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04
Fish Hatcheries Enlarged to In.
crease Supply for Southern
Idaho Streams Four Times
Greater. Than Ever.
HOW GAME REVENUES
HAVE JUMPED IN YEAR |
BY OTTO M. JONES.
State Game Warden.

In summing up the activities of the
game department for the year 1919. it
Is gratifying to note the results OBJ
tained from a practically new organi-
zation and a new force OF men in the
field whose activities have been guided
under a program of business princi-
pies laid down for the betterment Of
Working with the limited funds Ac-
cumulated in this department, under
these principles, this department has
far exceeded even the results antici-
pated by me at the beginning Of the
year, thereby demonstrating the fact
that sound business principles incor-
porated with the hearty cooperation of
the sportsmen themselves is the key
note of greater success and achieve
ments to this department.
Through the charging of the force
of deputies and field men with a Sc
lection of men who are adapted for
their particular lines of work. / trust
that the showing for 1920 will exceed
even the great strides made In 1918
for a better and more efficient game
department.
PLANS FOR 1910.
Even with the increase in the num-
Der of men placed in the field during
! 1919 and the expense entailed therein,
| this department has been able to lay
| a foundation that will result In fish
distribution program for 1920, that /
dare say. will exceed even the expec-
| tations Of the sportsmen.
| As there have been q number of
| queries to this department a. to the
program Of fish distribution in 1890,
| will take this occasion to outline
briefly the work laid out 30 far for the
coming season. as I am fully aware
that there will be more sportsmen and
tourists attracted to the state by good
fishing in Its streams than from any
other source.
Realizing that this department hos
operated for the past 20 years under
what systems and processes It could
| gain through bulletins and pamphlets
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04
RATES LEFT uNpEclpED

Up to July I, 1913, telephone aN~
telegraph lines of certain companies
operating within the state were ale0
under the control of the government.
When the lines were released by the
government it was provided that fn.I
creased rates made effective under TED :
eral control should be continued until
Dec. 1. 1919. unless sooner readjusted
by the commission. ft
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04
FIVE AM ENDMENTS

The wives OF Siamese noblemen cut
their hair so that 1t stands straight up
on their heads. The averabe length is
about one inch and a half.