The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-11-11
IDAHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Recent Happenings in This State
Given in Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
Rich Ore Body Found.

Rich Ore Body Found
I WARDN1R- grade ore in
large body has been struck on the
property of the Lookout Mountain
Mining and Milling Co., on Pine creel
near Kellogg, Idaho. W. L. Penny
the local newspaper man. is a large
stakeholder
Taxable Values Increase.
ISTON.-According to the re-
capitulation of the 1921 real property
tax rolls the net equalized taxable
value of property in Nez Perez county
is $16,063, 305, or $537, 537 greater than
III 1920. The greatest decrease occurs
under the head of live stock and mer
chandise.
Pays Big Bond Premium.
LEWISTON.-Sidlo, Simons, FEELS
company of Denver Col, have pur-
chased the 100000 issue of road and
bridge bonds of Nez Perez county at
S101.27 a 500, plus a premium of
$1,000 on the entire amount, together
with accrued interest at per cent
from November l, 1919 The money
will be used in building two bridges
across the Clearwater river, the con-
tract for which was let recently, and
for other highway work in Nez Perez
county.
Successful Teachers Meeting.
LEWISTON.-The four-day session
of the central Idaho and southeastern
Washington teachers institute here
was one of the most interesting and
instructive sessions ever held here. A
of leading educators of the
west were on the program each day
A notable feature of the session was
the large number of young men teach
ers in attendance, said to be more
than double that of former years.
Bulletin on Idaho Mines. I
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO, MOS
of bulletin de-
'cribing the metallurgical resources
If the HALEY mining quadrangle,
completion of survey work in the
bend Oreille country and new sur
'Alene area are to be undertaken
y the United States bureau of mines
nd geology in cooperation with the
tate bureau of mines, according to
rancis A. hOmson, dean of the school
mines and secretary of the state {
ureau of mines and geology.
Mrs. Southland Found Guilty.
TWIN FALLS, Idaho.-Mrs. Lydia N
outhard was found guilty of second
sgree murder Friday of Edward f.
eyer, her fourth husband, by Jury
district court here. The verdict
rs returned after 23 hours delibera-
IN.
Improvements at Post Falls. es'
POST FALLS-The village board lei
S let the contract for installing col
W water system, the consideration cIn
ing $41, 231 This will be great Ian
provement here. For several years fou
: present water system has been mo,
dequate. Work on the new system Chi
| be started at once hoe
'iobc DCiuHCt Ddnk at Boise. -
to reorganize the me
erland National Bank of Boise. anu
ch failed some time ago, and build "as
a new banking institution in it's iic'
ce were abandoned at a meeting I'LL
between $50 and 300 of the banks "n'
ositors and a sweeping investiga- oon
into the banks affairs was or :"
ed Oh
prof
IDAHO U. Stock Wins "a Prizes. 8,
University OF IDAHO, MOS 10
" Seventy-four prizes were lolie
rded to college of agriculture pass
k at the Western Royal Live Stock
at Spokane. Thisis by far the MN
notable list of winnings the uni 10
lty has ever made. Competing anu
lie show were all leading breeders mel
he northwest. University entries lhis
listed of Herefords Holstains co. deeI
rs and sheep From Spokane the oCdt
ersity stock went to the Pacific lhaC
national Live Stock Show at pres
land UNI
sym
To Greet Idhao Chamber.
OSCOW.-The North Idaho Cham III