The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-05-19


lions and on May 10 eleven of the
fifteen principal mines which closed
: down one year ago were again work
ing their properties, although on a
greatly curtailed scale. Sales of cleo.
trio power for Industrial purposes In
March continued on the same level
as In February, primarily reflecting
the activity in numbering and mining.
Hailey-Resolutions asking that the
public utilities commission render its
decision in the Idaho Power company
valuation case prior to the next gen
eral election, and that the mayor and
city council look into the proposition
OF establishing a municipal electric
light and power plant, were passed by
the North Boise grange
Wallace-The contract for paving
between Occur d. Alene and Washing
ton state line has been let.
Montpelier-South Idaho woolgrow-
els. 20 or30 in number, have sold their
wool holdings of approximately 1850,
900 pounds at price of 33 I-3 cents
a pound, t. o. b. Idaho points, less the
usual reduction Of / per cent for tags
and four pounds for bags.
| 'Welser-The new veterans hospital, |
tv house service men suffering from
active tuberculosis. under construction
at Walla Walla, Wash, win be ready
10 receive patients June 1 and move
ment of all tsbercular veterans of
washington, Oregon and Idaho to the
oew institution will begin Immediately,
according to Charles n. Crumbling.
manager of the Boise office of the
United States veterans bureau. Mr..
Crumbsing stated that thu first unit of
200 beds of the hospital will probably
De filled within the frs 60 days after
Its opening
Lewiston-Kip Kip Kipelican, aged
20, said to be the true heredlty chief \,
Oh the Nez Perez Indians. died at Pend
Teton. Ore. where he had gone to at
tend a convention of the Presbyterian
church.
notwithstanding to the report =
made fer the month of April by Chief r
OF Police M. Bendixsen, there were
10 arrests made, fines collected to n
the amount of S910,1S7 dogs killed and n
eight lost children returned to their
PARENTS
Pocatello-Newton Croft. 7-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Croft of nc
Worth Harrison avenue, died at a hos -.
'itai as the result of injuries received eo
'hen he was struck by taxicab. "a
Twin Falls-Twin falls lodge NJ Egks DIT
III be represented at the first annual II
tate conclave at Boise, June IA and XII
D. by band Of twenty-five pieces. led scr
Jack Thorp, leader of the I4ftb Dc
cid artillery regiment in France and 'sc
ermany and also leader of the Twin ne,
alls City band Statement to this eff Il
rt was made by committee in con pre-
'ction with an announcement of plans AZ AZ
the lodge to stage an elaborate per
usical minstrel show here one weeb
fore the conclave in Boise.
Twin Falls-Anticipating heavy de- tier
ind Tor motor truck hauling of utaI
light with the beginning Of construc- day
OF the proposed Idaho Central Tou
iroad between Rogerson, Idaho, and
sils. New, members of the Inter. gas
untain Truck and Automobile Car so''
rs association, at a meeting discus
ca for har,,nn hot,s. IT. 49, gets
|, yvaus 80" %. "'A ,a' Ira
passenger carriers already
'e established fare Of SIS for the
} from Twin Falls to Wells, approx ID
tely l20 miles. naa
Isaacs, state fish ''o''
missioner. arrived In Pocatello aun,
h fine specimen of rainbow trout "ou'
en- from the Lost river above Arco II
. front Ne r,a-.., then
; by the fish department and was yoo
ned for eggs, 5000 being taken from ~"
Inc trout Is twenty-eight and a
inches long, twenty inches in cir.
irerence and weighs fourteen
ndc Ana
well
oisa ob.a.o fort
ID at Idaho Falls in a short time ss
rand View.-Lanelle Hopkins. 2 ~
'-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
kins, was drowned in the Snake
r when he fell from an old ferry.
on which he and his 5-year-old &c.
her were playing. cno
,medaIe Tho -,n,ars.a.. he de
e commission has issued author.
4on,odoIa $500, 49, ~. :, o"n' place
ion district on'
read:
L.. x,-n,,- :, three
ontact official of the U. s. Vet a.,
! Bureau, will visit approximate Al