The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-05-05
lATAH COUNTY
NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Clipped From The Columns
of Neighboring Papers.

Tie DlS sdWHlIll az Aotioteh VIII
resume at full capacity next Mon
day. The mill starts with upward
of ten million feet of logs IN the
pond and 70 or so cars yet to un-
load, on the tracks. Within few
days after the starting OF the mill
the company's logger will be put
into service to haul in the logs from
the various camps. 1t is not stated
at this time how soon cutting IN the
woods will begin.
During the past week the steel
crew has assembled ties and steel at
Princeton, where two miles of track
Is being laid. E. E. Grannls has
been made foreman and clerk of
the camp at PRINCETON, leaving
here this week to assume his duties.
After completing Its work at the
camp the steel crew will get out
ballast for the Washington, Idaho
& Montana railroad, indicating that
a great deal of heavy work on this
line is to follow the recent months
OF inactivity. Lumber shipments
from Potlatch are increasing as
building activity throughout the
country shows a greater revival.
1t is felt that the resumption of
work by the company at this time,
the beginning Of operations on a
gradually increasing scale, and that
it is only question of time until
the forest will be rescunding with
It's old time hum of industry. With
work in the camps going again the
whole country will be benefited.
Troy News: Tuesday seemed to be
an unlucky day at the Raymond
HarIand home. Mr.. HarIand came
to TROY after some things and while
here the chicken house was Destroy
ed by fire. On arriving home Mr. i.
Harland got off the wagon to open
the gate letting his son drive the
team through. He did not notice
the two year old girl who started to
climb on the wagon. When the
team started up The girl fell to the
ground and the wheel passed
over her arm. Fortunately no
bones were broken but the meat of
the arm was badly cut and bruised
JuIiaetta Record Manager Vim
Fields has now got the JuIlaetts
baseball team lineup for the season
and secured a schedule OF games
which will keep them busy. The
team is composed of splendid Sc,
of players and 1t is believed the
boys will give good account OF
themselves before the season is over
Following is the lineup of the team
E. Clark, catcher; Scott Ross, pitch
er; AlmquIst, first base; Gutenberg
second base: Shorty Skip" snor,
stop; J. Storaasli, third base; Elmer
Clark, left field; Ed Carlson, rlght
field. Position of center field to bt
filled.
Genesee News: The county com
missioners in fixing the salaries fo
county employees for the comm.
year, according to a news dispatcl
from Moscow, have made but few
changes. The only increase was il
the case OF the county engineer
whose salary is increased 5000 pc
year. BY the elimination of. on,
clerk in the auditors office savln,
of S120 a month is made. Tn
commissioners will meet again OF
Monday, May %.
Star-Mirror: According to a lon,
distance call from the Star MIRO
correspondent at Potlatch, Dewe
Campbell, 2l years old, an employ
of the POtaltch Lumber company
apparently crazed because of tn
refusal of pretty 17-year-old Gun
mild Asplund, to marry HIM. wen
to the home of the girls parent:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo AspIund, nea
Potlatch, about 10 o'clock Sunda
might and after firing through tn
window at the girl who was sittin
at the piano playing the bullet mis-
ing her head bv a narrow margi
he went into field short dlstanC
from the house and fired bul
into his own brain death EVIDENT