The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-11-19
Brings $4s4 an Acre.

0uSy Hea0evy.
Brings 1854 an Acre.
MOSCOW.-A new high record for
land prices has been established by
the sale OF J. E. Moore farm ON
Orchard avenue to ]. w. Emerson
for $464 an acre. The farm. con-
tains 81 acres and sold for 1880.
Convicted Of syndicalism.
WALLACE.-Not less than Is
months nor more than 10 years in
the state penitentiary at hard labor
was the sentence given Joe Doyle,
convicted Of criminal syndicalism by
a. jury in district court here re-
Gently.
Latah County Has Larger Vote.
MOSCOW.--Latah county will re.
gain the member of the legislature
lost because lof the light vote of 1918.
The county had three representatives
in the lower house prior to this year
but the number was reduced to two in
the session to begin next January. AT
the election November 2 the total vote
of the county was 5000, which assures
this county three representatives in
the house of representatives in 1923
and three will be elected in 1922.
Lapwai Man Grows Lemons.
LEWISTON-An interesting exhibit
in the horticultural department of
the recent Northwest. Live Stock
show was the lemon tree shown by
H. Lesmayoux Of Lapwai. Mr.. Les
mayoux planted the tree IL years
ago, and it bore Is mammoth lemons
this year, IL Of which are still on
the tree and their weight is est.
mated at a pound. each. Mr.. Les
mayoux also showed an orange tree
with several good sized oranges.
Lewiston Show Head Reelected.
LEWISTON. - Directors lof the
Northwest Live Stock association
have reelected Dean e. J. Iddings Of
the University Of Idaho president and
A. A. Seaborg of Lewiston vice presi-
dent. The resignation of Secretary
o. p. Henderson, was accepted and q
successor will be appointed next April.
The directors hope to obtain fran the
next legislature an appropriation for
maintenance equivalent to $4,000 for
this biennium with an additional sum
for buildings.
Funeral For Judge Woods.
WALLACE. - Impressive services
were held here Nov. 12 for Judge
William W. Woods of the district
court. who died Nov. 10. The funeral
was held in the district courtroom,
where he had presided for IA years.
ana was largely attended. The i'm.
pressive ritual funeral service was
conducted by the Masonic lodge. .un.
der whose auspices the exercises were
held. The body was escorted to the
train by members of the Masonic
lodge, Shoshone county bar associa.
tion, Elks and g. A. R., and taken to
Spokane for burial Nov. 10.
Republicans Control House.
BOISE.-The republican party will
be in complete and absolute control
of the next Idaho legislature, the
sixteenth session, which convenes
January next. Out Of total mem
bership of 90 in the senate and house
for the states "A counties the re-
publicans gained 80 seats, 40 in the
senate and So in the house; the dem
ocrats seated but two representatives
and four senators and the nenparti-
Fans failed to get seat. Never be-
fore in the history of the state has
the republican party been in such
control Of both branches of
the legislature.
The legislature will open the new
legislative wings to the state capitol,
for which the legislature made
100000 appropriation. The house is
located in the east wing Of the CAPT.
tol, and the senate in the west wing.
Both are finished in marble and ma
hogany and heavily carpeted. They
are among the minest legislative
- - A.