Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-06-16
NEWS AROUND
THE STATE
Items of Interest From Various
Sections Reproduced for Ben.
eft of Our Readers.

Idaho 1922 commercial apple
crop Is estimated at 1864, 900
bushels, or $500 cars.
The famous piece of road be-
tween Genesee and the Lewiston
grade. known as "the missing
link" is being graded and put in
shape preparatory to receiving a
heavy coat of gravel, thereby
making it in the permanent road
class.
Robert Markham, of Grange
vile, was on Thursday appointed
deputy game warden for Idaho
county by Otto M. Jones, state
game warden, who was in
Grangeville. Mr. Markham takes
office Immediately. The job pays
$l25 a month.
An advance of five cents an
hour, the first wage increase for
more than two years was voted
by the directors of the Loyal
Legion of Loggers and Lumber
men for districts nine and ten.
comprising eastern Washington
and northern Idaho.
c. c. Moore of st. Anthony.
lieutenant governor of Idaho and
pioneer farmer and business man
OF that section Saturday gave
out his formal announcement of
his candidacy for governor sub
Ject to the wishes OF the rebubli-
can convention.
Through the bars of his cell in
the Ada county Jail, at Boise.
George Han, jr.. who was taken
to the state industrial school at
st. Anthony Friday night, before
his departure divided the boxes
of candy and goodies which the
mother he had tried to kill by
poison had brought to him.
Idaho's combined winter and
spring wheat production as of
June / is forecast at 24,345, 500
bushels, or 9,734, 900 bushels less
than the amount harvested last
year, according to the monthly
crop report of Julius ii. Jacobson
agricultural statistician of the
Idaho crop reporting service.
The enrolment in the Lewis
ton Normal summer session
reached 394 Tuesday in the Sec
ond day of registration. 1t is
expected that at least 500 will
enter by the end of the week.
Glasses begin Tuesday for both
the regular normal work and the
training school for children.
A very conservative estimate
made places the wool clip of the
upper and lower Snake river
camps at slightly more than
100000 pounds this season. This
means that the prices paid for
the product, ranging from q to
33 cents pound, brings into the
Lewiston country approximately
$150,000 from this one source
alone.
Attorney Miles S. Johnson on
filed with the deputy
clerk of the supreme court a
transcript on appeal in the Geo.
II. Waterman case, whoch asks
the states highest tribunal to
grant to Waterman a reversal of
the verdict handed down last
month by a jury in the district
court at Nezperce, and to grant
the defendant a new trial.
With the largest vote ever
cast in the Kamiah road district,
the $50, 900 bond election for the
Kamiah hill highway was carried
by the overwhelming
vote of 298 for and 70 against.
Out of the 800 voters in the
district 357 votes We're cast. This
will mean the construction of a
standard highway road over the
famous Kamiah hill to Nezperce.
The Albion State Normal
school will not be moved from
Albion to Burley. Idaho's SUI
preme court has decided that the
bill authorizing the schools re-
moval and passed by the last
legislature is unconstitutional
because it was introduced in the
senate and is a bill asking for
revenue. The state con-
stitution provides that all bills
for the raising of revenue must