The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-12-23
INLAND NORTHWEST

shippers are expecting an average
price of around $3.50.
-Four Of Butte, Mont. "A retail dair-
les, are rated In class 4 on a basis of
equipment. methods and product for
a period of six months In the clAssi-
fication of local milk producers.
A man from near Tonopah. New.
has undertaken the delivery OF SOD
cords OF wood. involving haulage
of 20 miles. The last load received
measured ga cords when delivered.
Federal irrigation projects In the
semi-arid states OF the west Melted
faf...5rs Sil4.OD00 In crops during
the last fiscal year, according 10 the
annual report of Director Arthur r.
Davis of the United States Reclamation
Service.
The last of the hunting licenses re
turned from Idaho says that the Idaho
hunters enriched the Eiko county,
New, fund. by exactly $500. These
were taken out for hunting sage hens
and deer. and Is the largest sum yet
received from this quarter.
Figures made public through the To-
cal branch OF the United States land
office show that 2,si5,000 acres of land
in the arid and Semlarid West have
been irrigated and are now In large
measure bearing crops watered by gov
eminent irrigation systems.
The Anaconda. Mont. police force
may be small, but IL Is a mighty eff
Client one al that. This was shown ny
piece Of clever work when they picked
up cold trail and within three
hours had apprehended the six boys
who robbed store of SIG
The last OF the S2,s04 900 Montana
state educational bonds have been
shipped to New York for sale by State
Treasurer j. W. Walker. The amount
shipped totalled S6GO,o00 100000 OF
the bond funds will have been spent in
university building up TO Dec. 80.
Cooperation OF civic organizations
and clubs in the bazaar planned by the
woman's auxiliary 10 Portland post OF
the American Legion to supply deli
cacies and gifts for disabled ex-servlce
men In local hospitals and unemployed
veterans of the world war has been
| asked
What city officials claim is a truly
remarkable showing, was learned when
City Treasurer Bryan, completed her
report for the year at Anaconda, Mont.
Out OF a total taxation of SLOT 1924,
Mrs. Bryan collected all but S3,32o.73
on realty and 1901 65, on personal
property.
her body. Mrs. Ida Bertleson was found
frozen 10 death in clump OF brush
about mile north of Bozeman. Mont.
When the people who were searching
for Mrs. Bertleson found the body II
was only after hard battle that they
were able to get the dog away from
it.
| A convalescent home for disabled
world war veterans will be established
in Seattle. Ore, Immediately. IL was
announced following Il meeting OF the
18th district United States veterans
bureau, attended by "a vocational ex-
perts representing Washington, Oregon
and Idaho The Red Cross was rep
resented at the conference.
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Government hunters and trappers
employed by the predatory animal d.
vision of the department OF agricul-
ture have been responsible for the
destruction OF 1856, $50 wild animals.
according to a report that has been
issued. The campaign has covered a
period OF six years. During this time,
in Oregon. there were l., 524 animals
killed.
The federal land bank at Spokane.
Wash, Is now loaning about 81 ,Uo,-
600 a month to the farmers of Idaho.
Washington, Oregon and Montana. A.
financial conditions improve. It is hoped
to reach the former basis of lend
ing. which was 100000 "a month at
the time action to test the constitu.
tionalIty Of the federal farm loan act
wis started
Ranchers on irrigated farms near
Klamath Falls ore are reused by the
prospect of having 10 pay next year
an increase OF 81. 10 an acre. or tax
on irrigated lands of approximately 81
an acre. Ranchers assert this amounts
almost to confiscatlon. Delinquent
taxes for the current year must be In
l "a.