Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-18
IDAHO WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

IDAHO WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
The clouds of business depression
are rapii /. disappearing. Reports
ness revival. When employment COM
mences prosperity returns. General
tax reduction must be secured pro-
portionate to drop in cost OF living.
Bonner county assessments show
more than half the valuation in pub
lie utility properties.
Wallace-Big Hill and Silver Dale
Mining Co. to start work soon.
Lookout Mining Co, on Pine Creek
sends first truck of ore to smelter at
Bradley.
PocatelIo-Farming in full swing
in practically all parts OF hammock
county.
Lewisaon-Lewiston Orchard Irri-
CATION district authorizes $350,00OI
bonds.
-Sawtooth Dredging Co.,
owning 5 u miles collaborating claims
to start giant dredge soon.
Lewiston-Bids called for 9.94,
miles grading over 30-ft. span on
north and south highway near here.
Ten acres land at Kirkwood, near
Midway sold for $1,000.
Montpelier to have another up-to-
date motion picture theatre.
Government expects to spend APP
$4,000 piling and burn
ing brush in Priest River valley and
on lone branch. rs men now en-
ployed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO start
of A Isia
Mining Co.
Nampa-Preliminary work of en-
larging icing facilities of Pacific
Fruit Express Co. started.
Construction of Homedale
branch of oregon Short Line to be
resumed.
Wallace-Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Mining & Concentrating Co. to take
over operation and further develop
ment of Big Creek mine.
Mullan-Moe Mining Co. organ
lied to develop two groups OF claims
on Gold Creek.
Nampa-City Council to rush paw
ing program. Streets now beng
graded.
Grangeyille-Idaho county to eX-
perience great mining activity.
Occur d. Alene-Elks to secure
building lots; $4,000 building
planned.
Nampa.-New pressed brick plant
nearing completion.
Ilmost-s1, 5000 in ederal for
est funds will be expended on Idaho
roads to meet state and county out
lay OF $4,000.
kellogg foot vein of iron pyrites
carrying fair values in silver and
copper, opened up on property of
Alma Ray Mining Co.
Lewiston-New hotel nearing COM
pletion.
Central Idaho roads reported in
fine condition.
Beaver Merchants seeking re-
duction in truck freight rate.
Moscow-Ca Campaign started to con-
struct 100000 natatorium here.
Burley. -Cassia county plans dairy
ing betterment
Arco lime rock quarries owned by
Companies, have resumed operations
and are running full blast.
Nampa votes $4,000 paving bonds
Boise-South Idaho Woolgrowers
sold wool holdings of approximately
1 100000 lbs. for 33 1-3 cents a h..
f. o. b. Idaho points.
Wallace-Cedar Greek Mining &
Co. has big body COM
mercial ore.
Mullan--Old Elk Mining Co. to
resume development in its property
soon.
Raven-Outlook of Cedar Creek
Mining Co. encouraging.
Early competition of Black Can
yon dam near Emmett urged.
Parma Telephone Co. making i'm
provements.
Kellogg-Sidney property resumes
shipments of ore to Bunker Hill
smelter.
st. Charles--Amuseme hall being
rebuilt
Salmon-Hog Island sees activity,
as building of new dredge boat nears
completion.
Replacing l Il miles of
old water mains.
Wallace--5 mining companies show
their gross value of ore extracted in
1921 to be $S,114670, while net pro-
fits were $1,165.060.
The question of reduced taxation
is being agitated in every state.
From farmer to railroad the tax load
today is out of proportion to the
wage return or the interest or divi-
dend return on productive capital. To
encourage business, we must dis
courage tax expansion.
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