Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-04
at II cents a pound.

at 1 1 cents pound.
sheen shearing started May list.
Twin Falls-50O men at Work
ballasting Oregon Short Line X. H.
Idaho Central Il. r. rom hooger-
son to Wells, New, is to be pusheu 10
completion by California capitalists;
Farm work three weeks Dehlho
schedule time. 900 ooo
Nezperce county pledges $2O,OOO
toward connecting link will be bulit
from Nezperce to Kamiah
Salmon-3S15 acre Summerland
arm sold for $4,000.
Pocatello-Evans State Bank and
First National Bank consolidate.
Pocateelo-N Nearly 1000 trees Will
be planted here this spring.
Boise-Cuts in salaries of major
itv N city employees, totaling $867.23
month ordered by city council.
Il $4,000 acres land re-opened for
entry in Powell tract on Big Lost
river
Rathdrum-2 miles road in north
end of Hayden Lake Highway dis
trict to be put in good condition.
Wallace-Early resumption of
work at Tamarack assured.
Road work on State Highway be-
tween McCammon and Anyx COM
mences May !.
Considerable mining activity in
central Idaho during summer pre-
dicted.
Moscow-gets new modern $12,-
$50 ire negine.
Priest River-To get new modern
block
Boise-Pacific Power & Light Co.
seeking permit to construct series of
10 concretee dams on Snake river to
develop 100000 h. p.
Craigmont-Sit selected for pro-
posed consolidated school building.
Hailey-Dyke, several hundred
feet long, built along east side of
Wood River here, to protect Tourist
Park, and many acres timber and |
agricultural land from spring flood |
waters.
Pocatello-Oregan Short Line
plans extesnve improvements on
tract of land northwest of here.
Nampa-Bathing resort on Phyl-
is canal planned.
Radical cuts were made in fl
1ances of Gem county in 1921, and
approximately $4,000 dropped from
county tax rolls.
Twin Falls-Electors of Muir
augh irrigation district will vote
Nay 10 on proposed issuance of 3d.
100000 of districts bonds for pur-
bose of constructing hydro-electric
,ower plant and irrigation system
or reclamation of approximately
1000 acres land above Twin Falls
anal system.
Algoma-Northern Pacific has
rev of rs at work in gravel pits
ere.
Approximately 100000
u. Washington and Idaho wheat to I
e shipped to Europe. {
Rupert-100 acres lettuce to be {
lanted on Minidoka project this l
eason. t
Mullan-Good progress being
lade at Independence Lead Mines b
ear here. C
Idaho Officials asks for better pro- G
sction of National forests. a
Malad-Shipped 36 carloads of t
heat in March, 1922 compared C
18th II or March, 1921 S
Pocatello and Idaho Falls on p
aved Chicago to Coast scenic high e
ay.
Twin Falls County potato growers t
I'M organization.
Idaho Falls-If the five sugar s.
.ctories in the valley from Black "a
'ot to Sugar City could be kept OPT is
'ating average time this fall it'll p
ould mean payroll of s4,00O,000 a.
r the season of little more than 81
rec months, something more than 81
million dollars a month for that S;
'r1od. In order to do that it will d
quire S2,500,000 for the beets and
W material and $1,500,000 for
Dor, all cash spent and invested be-
zen Blackfoot and Sugar City and OF
actically all remaining right with. oil
the valley. If $4,000 acres of &c
cts were planted and produced an az
erage crop of 10 tons, it would nt
ing the $4,000,000. IN
In northern California and south in
n Washington, /. w. w. activities ca
reported and may cause trouble 70
numbering districts. gr
In place of tax reduction and re- oi
'nchment and economy all kinds
budget laws are proposed but pr
lille officials make budgets taxes in to
Ease. til
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