The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-06-23
IDAHO STATE NEWS

nn the Coh@ii uSuoh vi giant nSl
hatchery with a capacity of ten mil
Non eggs at Salmon few days ago.
4 Forty acres have been secured h,
H. Wendell community which will b,
6eyeloped for use as an aviation field
Mir grounds, ball park and touris
elmp.
A A lone bandit who held up Il. H
kmth. cashier of the First Stat,
hnnk at st. Joe, and forced Smith 4,
fye him 1922. escaped to the hill,
Moot after locking the cashier in IN,
fhult.
n Idaho lambs are selling on the Chi
ehgO market at as high as $3.50 PEI
Kindred pounds this week. Good
4aho spring lambs range from G
ID 20 pounds in weight off the rang,
II this season.
n Mrs. Ruby Bridges, aged thirty.two
Mo was committed to the Blackfooi
nylum on March 18th this year. bein;
tfought from Canyon county, dice
Ihesday morning from drinking de.
Mtured alcohol at noon Monday.
Increased flow of the Boise river
ibm 1870 second feet at 3 o'clocl
#turday morning to 1880 feet at /!
oflock Saturday afternoon. was re
tbrted Saturday night by ]. y. Bond
Bnager Of the BOise-Payette project
Scenes at Camp Brady, the summer
Mcampment of the First Idaho nation
Al guard, Monday. recalled the time
Aen the Boise barracks was the home
M the old regular cavalry. and tht
lnriSe gun" was the citizens alarm
'b ck.
daily wage of 81 and board was
'<feed upon as just wages at a meet
.f Of the board of directors OF thu
&thyOn County Farm Bureau at Cald
BE saturday. This will probably be
ER prevailing wage paid to hay hand,
NAlOughout the Boise Valley.
Preliminary organization of tho
|Dh-ldahO Joint Stock Land bank
fpted to extend long term credits
horticultural real estate, is annunoc
by the directors representing the
NJ bankers of the two states who are
scrbing to the capital stock Of
pOOO
Reports have reached Rupert that
61t river Is overlooking the bottom
Nls and that several bridges have
"a out In spite of this. 1t Is said
M crops are unhurt and that pros
Ms are good for the biggest crops
r. history of the dry farmers In
Nj section.
Hr the frs time since 1918 Jack.
r|ake reservoir Is full. according to
Idaho Falls Office of the United
n geological survey. This fam.
reservoir located I'm the Teton
ptoins In Wyoming impounds wa
4or lrrgating the crops on thous
~ of acres In southern Idaho, sew.
HUNDRED miles from the reservoir
NNernOr ID. W. Davis will present
fags, which were purchased by
MFbutOns from the various com
~ al clubs of the state, 10 the
sander of the battleshlp Idaho at
Nfeview OF the Pacific fleet to be
UUat Seattle July 4. Governors
W all western states after which
ffships have been named will be
E<bt.
S. Embree, |. w. w. leader was
mced TO from one TO ten years
~ state penitentlary at Wallace,
~, after having been found
Of criminal syndlcallsm, under
"nho law Saturday. On the wit
ftand Embree declared he filed
Nhce Of William ID. Haywood as
Nne officer of the l. w. w. for
Hpnths In 1918.
Wtte is in the midst OF active oil
Wpment. The Idaho Oil & Gas
soon as the combination was
F'2ted with the local company at
Wppened up cOmmOdiOus offices mt
Sth ST., and brought in three
y of drilling machinery and
which Is now unlOaded as
on the old cannery grounds
pf the depot.
"fthing less than 100000 in pur-
Is announced this week by
Mfamation Service. which has
resumed the purchase of city
g that will be covered by the
"fAn Falls reservoir, says The
pf that city. Some $4,000 or
VIZ In contracts will probably be
ENced the latter part of the month
H to the U. s. II. s.
.p Is for more than 32,56s acre
"pon lands from the United
# 70 the state were filed with
W {. c. Slgglns at Twin FAN
In accordance with the re
ing of the state land board
prevail of the interior depart
mis- with school lands. vii
6 available lands in the trac'
'O acres. After deductlng Il
for laterals and roads, there
"Hl OF 30 900 acres left