Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-12-30
IDAHO NEWS REVIEW


8 ronpany's project reservoir at Ricl
] field. marks practically the end o
construction of this Carey act project.
George Nicholas lift. Pocatello news
paper man. formerly adjutant of thu
First squadron, 10th cavalry of tn
national guard at Pocatello, has beer
appointed captain of the service troop
10th cavalry, stationed at Pocatello.
A large barn and Its contents be
longing TO l.. J. Felsted in the Thomas
district near BIackfoot, was destroyed
by a fire Of unknown origin, entailinl
a loss of $1,000, partly covered by in
surance.
Alleging that 1000 is due on a con-
struction contract construction COM
pany at Twin Falls has brought suit
n the district court against the Idaho
Farm Development company for judg-
ment in that amount.
Apple Valley now has SO members
In the Canyon County Farm Bureau,
as result of a one day membership
drive in each community. These men
are signed up for q period of three
years.
No action toward cooperating with
Senior Miguel A. Rico, Mexican consul,
in aiding some 1000 subjects of the
southern republic in Idaho to get back
to their native country, will be taken
until an investigation into possibilities
of transportation has been made.
II. 7. Blodgett. road supervisor. re-
ports the completion Of the new road
from Gooding to Wendell. The new
highway Is graveled all the way, is |
built to an easy grade and does away |
entirely with the zig-zag COW path and |
short turns that marked this road.
Vesting of undisputed title in the
state to more than 10000 acres of In.
1emnlty school lands In Idaho is the
'esult Of a trip to Washington made
Ieveral weeks ago by /. II. Nash, state
and commissioner. All the land is
imber land and is situated In Valley,
Boise, Bonner and Boundary counties.
About 25O men, all of them said to
e jobless and anxious to get in on the
ity's street improvement program
formed the city hall and council
hambers at Caldwell in contradiction
story appearing recently to the
fleet that the city had no problem of
lie unemployed. The crowd was an
rderly one.
Teachers employed in the Burley
hools will enforce compliance with
e terms Of contracts signed at the ,
ginning of the year, and will not ac- |
pt the board of trustees proposal in +
'lvlcg a 20 per cent reduction of :
laries for the entire staff. The teach s
s, fifty-two in number, decided to
md pat on contract terms upon the 1
vice Of a Twin Falls attorney. Y
A movement Is on foot in central Ida e
to go before the next legislature OF \
state asking for law prohibiting h
nting In certain counties in the state Y
at least three years. Many of the h
liley, Arco and Mackay sportsmen 81
i that if a closed season is not Civ t,
deer elk and other big game will W
practically extinct within a short c.
e. re
the world ay think of Mrs. m
guilt or innocence In the al
ed murder of several of her hus Z
IDS by poisoning, the prisoners at in
Idaho state prison are convinced of
guilt, according to Deputy Orms-
When 1t came Mrs Southard's
n to cook for the prisoners, they SC
used to eat. tit
''' of
'onners Ferry has disposed of its DO
school building bonds at par ac- tel
ed interest and 500 premium. The pr
DIS are In the sum of SSS.OO0. and fol
money thus raised will be used TO SITS
struct modern three-story high ow
Dol and GYMNASIUM on a site al OPP
~ purchased near the center of the ne
n. 1t is contemplated to begin the wi
'tion in time next season 10 have II fan
iy for occupany at the opening of syi
Dol In tie fall. TIL
-. pui
the regular meeting OF the school ma
"a o. Goodlng, Superintendent w
Of the public schools ssk
hat bis salary be reduced by $500
asked that no SALARY be paid him ste
ny the two months OF June and pla
, ny unanimous motion, the board off
pied Mr. Shadwick's offer ana and