The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-05
Pthy News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

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voked the permit of Ine Security
Home Builders association, Texas
corporation, which has been doing
business in Idaho as loan company
for the past few weeks The commits.
sioner asked that the permit issued by 4
him be surrendered together with all
agents licenses issued to representa-
tiyes Commissioner Fralieks action
was the result of an investigation In
stituted some weeks ago by the Boise
Ad club.
Boise.Two new park sites have
been presented the city and accepted
by the council which agreed to centin-
uous maintenance. The first is 10
acres located In what is known as
Hull's guIch. The presentation was
offered by the Boise Artesian Water
company, which has been improving
the site for years. The second il
portion of what is known as the
triangle in Boise barracks, which
the war department has consented to
permit the city to use.
st. Anthony.--It is reported that
Captain Henry Guleke had reached
Lewiston, Idaho, in 300mile trip by
boat through the cascades and rapids
of the treacherous Salmon river in
his first journey this season from Sal
man City. This picturesque yet dam
gerous trip is made through the fam
Gus canyon of the Salmon river and
through the center Of the stage,
region uninhabited except by the trap
per and the prospector. Captain Gull
| exc reports that on Monday, within
| a few hours he saw 1862 deer and sew
eral mountain sheep and goats. Big
| game was seen all along the Salmon
river, and one deer seen had evident
4 ly escaped from activity as a pet, for
he had bell on his neck.
Idaho Falls-Guy Carl Nelson and his
brother Clyde e. Nelson were found
guilty of first degree murder by
jury for the killing of S. A Brown
4 ing, local grocer, Nov. &c, 1921, while
holding up the store. The jury made
no recommendation for Ieniency.
i Pocatel1o-Xavier Servel, pioneer
sheepman of Idaho, is threatened with
the loss of nearly 1000 head of sheep
as result of the long trip from Ne
vada and the poor condition the sheep
/ were in when loaded in that state.
Several hundred are already dead be.
i tween Fort Hall and Blackfoot and
many more are dying. At first it was
reported that the sheep were poisoned
ON the pasture of the desert when
they were turned out, but this is not
the case, as the sheep wintered here
by Mr.. SeryeI and others came
through in good condition. Further.
more the poisonous larkspur is moi
out ut this time of the year.
Boise.-Dr. Charles Cestri of the
University of Paris, France, will teach
In the summer course at the Univer
sity of Utah at Salt Lake City.
Pocatello.- This city will have 9
city baseball league OF eight teams.
Idaho Falls.--The six Boy Seoul
troops of Idaho Falls have formed /
baseball league for the summer. Plans
are also being made for the annua
summer outing. DR.. ]. w. West hal
been named scout commissioner, AMI
R. H. Snyder member of the scon
council.
Malad.-Approximately 900 bush
els of Washington and Idaho club ant
red wheat viii be loaded and shippe'
from the port of Seattle about Ma.
10 for marketing in Europe by tn
Washington-Idaho Wheat Growers
association. A majority of the whea
growers of Oneida county and severa
other counties in Idaho, are member
OF this association.
Malad.-Malad shipped more thai
twice as many carloads of wheat i
March, 1922, than in March, 1921, tn
total number for each month being
and II, respectively.
Rupert-A school festival, full {
Overlooking with gaieties, exhibits an
contests, was held at the Lincol
school. This is the first of its kin
ever held in the county and was give
under the leadership of Mrs, Ida
Sullivan. Activities we're participate
in by more than 500 school children
representing every district in th
county. s;
Twin Falls.---Electors of the Mu
laugh irrigation district will vote Ma
Is on proposed issuance of 3,700
600 worth of the districts bonds Il
the purpose of constructing hydr
electric power plant and irrigatio
system for reclamation of approx
mately 10000 acres of land above tn
Twin Falls canal system between Hal