The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-12-02

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There q sT.de1rlY 1ors Ez-e- being
stored IN ne aiIIs than . generally BE-
Lived. according 10 ne rscent report
Ga the storage Il ne Jacksou Lake
reservoir.
Congressman BGr8n L French has
been advised y tie toresr service that
from data aOE available approximately
s-15lsB VIII 5e Idaa8's share Of thek
s75..0Aso set apart 1Or forest road :
xOrs fog tie fiscal year 49,
A r.5Id coyote ran Wild n Star and
biz several dogs and person before
being killed b. q nilxnan with
hammer. The body was shipped in
nse1sa-esy 20 the state meteorological
laboratory for examination and il was
found the animal was decidedly rabid.
Assss-ance Of the city n financing
the Operations Of 4 wOcdpiIe in Boise,
70 furnish WORK for the unemployed
VIII BE- asked By ne chairman Of the
wOpdufla committee The woOdplle
viii be operated for the first few
weeks on an experimental basis.
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/ BannOck county shows decrease over
that OF 1920. The Ink0m highway DIS
trict- sheep Inspection and rodent con-
troll are the three chief Items which
are being cared for this year that were
not on the 1870 budget
For the protection Of its depositors
and BIZ voluntary act Of its board OF
directors the First National bank Of
BUriey closed its doors recently. Fail.
ure to obtain liquidation on outstand-
ing notes prompted the board to tale,
action.
The idaho Reclamation association
i win get behind" the proposed 20 mil
: lion dollar emergency reclamation bill
] and the Smith McNary bill providing
$50 million dollars for reclamation, and
If necessary viii send Representatives
TO Washington at the proper time.
r Five state banks in Idaho which
4 have closed their doors In the past
e year have paid their depositors in full
: and two have arranged their affairs 50
u nat their depositors will get 50 per
e cent OF what the banks held for them,
y according TO the state commissioner Oh
finance.
Representatives of some Of the larg.
/ est potato dealers of the country nave
/ been looking over sites for the erec-
ton of large potato storage plants
near Parker, Idaho. 1t is expected tha'
N at least five large plants of more than
$ 100 cars capacity each will be erec'eu
tie in this nelghborhood next spring
Y, At a meeting Of potato growers ant
lie farmers held at Idaho Falls protes
m was made of the strict regulations gov
ne erning the grading of potatoes for snip
~ ment. 1t was stated that from QUE
Ie, third to one-half of the potato GU
no was culled and refused shipment
being below United States stahuai
ne No. /.
ad -.
AT a combined meeting OF represe.
's' tatives OF the State Automobile asso'
. alton and the good roads comnl''ee
w the Chamber of Commerce al foca'e
81 10. the problem of opening up ~"
:" in the Fall river country as so''
:" entrance into Yellowstone parh W
discussed.
Hurt In an unusual accident Wnen
handcar on d railroad was thrown ~
the tracks near Tendoy, ida' az
striking a telephone wire laying Az.
the rails, John Kelly, section ~. -,
II, man, 60 years, is in a serious conu'', !,
tbo Bids have been called Tor oh !.
;nu miles of the state highway coniie'.,
ia Ronners Ferry with the Canadian -
dor Tho ooct ~ tho work is eSllin"s