The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-01-27
INLAND NORTHWEST

increased their forces.
Malheur county, Ore, received a nice
premium on the block of $4,000 OF
road bonds which were sold recently.
The sum Of s2.737,so above par value
of the bonds was offered.
Work at the Anaconda. Mont. smell
tiers was resumed with force of 700
men. II was stated that eventually
1900 men will be employed there. In
crease of employment mt the Great
Falls smelter is expected to begin at
the end Of the week.
Butte manufacturers will take their
lights from "under bushel'' and will
show all the world what they are do
ing at "A Home Industry Week exhibit,
Feb. !. ?, 3, and 5, which will be
part OF statewide campaign to put
MOntana-made products In every home
in the Treasure state.
Not content with the rating recently
given 1t by the United States census
bureau as the most Intelligent" city
in the nation, Spokane now proposes
10 seek out the s67 illiterates found by
the census enumerators within its Dor
bers and better its record.
After feeding and giving bed to a
man who claimed TO be known as
"Coyote" among the riders at the Pen
dleton Round Up. Dan NJ. Jones. n
farmer near Baker. Ore, resorted to
the ungrateful man the morning follow
| ing his rest and nourishment.
While cleaning out a well az a depth
| New. l.. V. Cirac brought up chunks
| Of coal which proved to be OF very
good quality. Mr.. Cirac intends to
arrange for further investigation up
on what he believes might develop into
a paying coal supply.
| The engineers cottage at the Car
| son Indian school In Carson. New, to
gether with the contents, was com
| pletely destroyed by fire recently
James Oliver end family, who had Oc
cupied the building, lost all their per
sonal effects, including $1,000 In Lib
erty bonds.
The big annual exhibition of motor
vehicles. the Salt Lake Auto show. viii
be held this year during the week be
ginning February 20. The exhibition
will be staged at the Bonneville pavil
ion. This announcement was mad
recently by w. d. Rishel, who will
manage the show.
People coming over the Elko mour
tain by way of the Burer Basin RI
port seeing monster flock of sags
hens that are wintering in the bi
rocks and bare hillsides just south
town. Their number is estimate
from two hundred TO thousand bird
and the roar Of their wings as the
take flight is deafenng.
Mr.. Hesique Huerta was arreste
I'm n restaurant In Elko, New, th
other night in an intoxicated conditio
and bottle of liquor found on hin
He was charged with having liquor
his possession in restaurant. He ei
tered a plea of guilty and will be col
fined In the county Jail for perio
of time sufficient to increase his sens
OF caution
Action was taken afew days &C
by the state highway commission, Val
Ore. regarding the survey of the Gel
trail Oregon Highway west of the Val
Rurrelle section which indicates tn,
the commission is trying to side-sts
the agreement made to the count
court some time ago on the constru
ton of the Old Oregon Trail.
Twelve valuable horses belonging
Rutherford Brothers Of Malheur. Or
drowned in Reservoir No. 3 The hors
were driven by three men and thu
supposed there was no danger in eros
ing the reservoir as 1t was frozen ov
and covered with snow. After ventu
ing several yards on the thin Ice
gave way and the horses went throui
the Ice.
Fifteen men rode the rods" in
Goldfield. New. on the train from Il
south and some ~ them reported IN
there are 25 more on the way thei
They said they had read on bullet
boards and in newspapers In Los A
geles that 500 men were wanted
Goldfield and that men also We
wanted in Tonopah. II is thought
Goldfield that this Is an effort by /.
Angeles TO clear idle men from 1
city.