The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-03
IDAHO STATE NEWS

near Copeland. charged with hunting
o.er with hounds, and We're fined SlU
each.
TWO carloads Of Jerseys have been
Shipped into Lemhl county from Utah
ana TWO herds of purebreds estab-
lished.
focatello's yiaduct will be wrecked
anu an ulrto-date subway will be built,
according 10 the plans of the city
council.
thirty head of choice purebreei
Guernsey heifers direct from the Isle
OF Gnernsey, have been received at
| Wendell.
Ten Idaho counties have reported
ioV per cent membership of their
teachers in the Idaho State Teachers
! association.
Savings of $4,000 of crops are esti-
mated TO have resulted from the 1870
campaign for destruction of rodents
in Bonner county.
District wheat growers of Twin
Falls county have been offered loan
OF 81 a bushel on their wheat by the
federal reserve bank.
| Automobile fees In Idaho county
collected by the assessor. including
dealers licenses, transfer and other
fees mp TO November q, totaled $751;
945.
| clark county expects to install
county agricultural agent December l,
an appropriation for the purpose hav-
ing been made by the county commits
sioners.
During the 1920 grazing season on
the Sawtooih national forest reserve
permits were granted to 30i owners
for 10,6O3 head OF cattle and 2i6,SlA
head of sheep.
Charged In both Occur dAlene and
Twin Falls with issuing bad checks,
John II. Frazier, lawyer. said lately
to have acted as an insurance agent.
was arrested at Bull
An increased valuation of $4,000 In
Bonner county farm land as result
OF cooperative purchase and use of
stamping powder is reported by the
county agricultural agent.
Grabbing u shotgun BY the muzzle
as he stepped from rowb0at at
Warm Springs on the Snake river,
Kenneth Walker II years Of age,
blew off his right forefinger.
Permission TO reduce train service
on the Wallace Burke branch OF the
Northern Pacific will be granted to
that railroad by the public utilities
commission. The branch Is eight miles
long.
Farmers have shipped from Nampa
this season approximately 14O car
loads Of wheat, but II Is said many
are still holding their grain until bet
ter prices are recorded in the mar
kets.
John Shut, living near Rupert, ex-
hibited Blue Victor potatoes last week,
grown on his farm, weighing four
pounds each. One extra sized one
tipped the scales at four pounds IA
ounces.
After chase which began at PO-
catello and continued through most
. of the cities of the coast. James d.
Hanson was arrested in San Francisco
upon a charge Of obtaining money un'
! der false pretenses.
The stockyards are TO be moved out
of the corporate limits of Rupert. and
new tracks will be laid by the rail
| "A tpa m
tracks for accommodation of Ions
freight trains and new loading tracks
are being planned.
The Rotary club OF Pocatello ha,
: indorsed the plans of the county com
missioners for the construction Of
: three subways under the railwa,
tracks, one north of Pocatello AM
two near McCammon, and requested
that these be constructed next sum
mer. IL possible.
Tom Watki. foreman of section
gang on the .. s. l.. railway. near Or
chard, laid down near the track ant
shot himself with shotgun. The sho
entered the back of his neck and III
| ultu Dt1OTt btip sthehSh MN. -
, spondency and temporary insanity ar'
, said to have caused the act.
That railroads of the country arr
I going To be given full chance 10 pc
habilitate and square deal as far a.
regulation by state and national gov
eminent is concerned, is the opinion
brought back from Washington by A
| l.. Freehafer. president OF the public
; utilities commission OF Idaho.
Jack Merrill was brought To Rupert
last week from ii Salt LAX
? hospital where he had been undo
: treatment for gunshot wounds infllcte'
by Luther Kirk, October 10. The bul
: lets have been removed from Merrill
body. and doctors say that he may re-
E cover the full use OF his limbs.
. Mckinley Upton. charged wit
grand larceny, pleaded guilty at Twi
Falls and was sentenced last week {
serve an indetermlnate term OF one I
fourteen years In the state prison, an
!, was then parolei during good he