The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-03-24

pool. This was the minimum mark
set in the formation of the pool and
already number of buyers have been
making investigation preparatory to
entering bids.
Morall.--A firm OF this place has
taken contract to cut 100000 ties
during the coming season. This Is In
addition to the $1,000 hewn ties they
are furnishing this winter, and which
order they Will fill before the sawmili
season opens.
Caldwell-Not less than 1900 birds
will be shown at the next Gem State
Poultry show to be held in Caldwell
December ~. %, 20, 80 OF this year.
This is the prediction OF Jess Gowen,
a member of the board OF directors of
the poultry association. following the
receipt of a number of communica-
tions pledging displays for the second
annual show. Already enough birds
are pledged to insure at least 500
bird show and these include only coast
and Payette valley displays.
st. Anthony Using the materials
from an old cello. Joseph Brewer has
| put in the winter months making two
complete violins. The violins are OF
an exceptionally fine quality of tons
and the workmanship is up TO stan
dard. He estimates that either one Is
| worth about $500
Pocatello.-That DR. III. Smith Wool
| ley was murdered, Is the positive as
sertion of Investigators who for more
| than two months have been probing
the finding OF his body on the morn
| ing of January o. Those directing
the probe announce that an arrest mn
be made at any time, although they
will not divuige the identity OF the
suspected parties.
Nampa Passed under suspension
Of rules the Nampa city council made
known it's intention to pave the city
| at total cost OF $l45.1T3 No formal
| ordinance or resolution other than the
intention notice was formulated Per
sons interested will have until March
10 in which TO file protests. IL was
announced. According to preliminary
outlines on the work, property owners
of the city will pay S1O8.175. and the
city will furnish the $4,000 additional
out Of the general fund. The action
followed considerable discussion by
councilmen.
Boise.-Eighteen disabled World
war veterans of Boise. most of whom
are confined in the veterans hospital
at the barracks, were awarded govern
ment compensation. calling for the
immediate payment Of approximately
$500. and monthly payments totaling
$500, according to an announcement
by v s. Crumbling. in charge Of the
Boise offce of the United Suites
veterans bureau.
Idaho Falls-Al Brown of Rexburg
well known throughout the lntermoun
tain country as a welterweight fighter
died In Rexburg hospital from o
broken neck received when he slipped
and fell from a carload OF coal In the
railroad yards at Rexburg. Brown Wa
one q the principals in a bout al
Rexburg q few days previous to hi,
death with Les Davis Of Utah. and II
was rumored that his death resulted
from injuries received In the bout, bui
such was not the case as physicians
state he received no injuries in tina
bout
Twin Falls-Members particl pa tin,
in pools recently closed out by tbs
Southern Idaho Bean Growers aSso
citation received SAC per 100 pound,
for Great Northern beans and 81
per 100 pounds for Navy beans. ac
oordlng to reports approved at th'
first annual meeting OF the association
The association. In its first years op
erations. marketed 5000 pounds o
beans. or about Dine-tenths of the crol
Of the district. and the total OF n
sales wss approximately $4,000.