The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30
News Happenings
of the Great
Intermountain States

Salt Lake-Rids for license plates
will be asked here on 1900 pleasure
ears for year 1923.
Rochester, Nev--Rul!ion production
of the Rochester Silver corporation
in the month of May was $4S,9O3.47,
Mil assays, on which the value of
bullion is estimated, show less gold by
30 ounces and an increase of 3347
ounces of silver.
Prince Rupert, b. Cone of the
biggest silvertip bears ever shot in
this district was killed on White
creek, near Terrace, b. C., after an
exciting battle, by Edward Forsam
tnd j. Kennedy, prospectors. The
height of the bear standing erect was
T. feet 1t weighed 1900 pounds, the
SKIN alone weighing 100 pounds and
m assuring II feet long by feet
across. lis footprint was Is by 8
inches.
Denver, COlO.-Carl Cayne, 55-year-
old negro laborer, owes his life to the
speed Of J, c. BruSse, former Dart
mouth football star. Cayne's clothing
caught fire while working on an u.s.
phalt oven on the streets. He fled. Il
living torch, down an alley. Brusse
OH N,
man within "A block. Wrapping his
coat about CAyne, BruSSe smothered
tlu flames. Physicians said Cayne
would live.
Berkeley, Cul-Four men are be-
loved to have persisted III fire in
mine at Searchlight, New.
salt LHhe-The meeting of Utah
Bankers association held here last
week was well attended. Many prom
inent bankers expressed great conf
dtnce i'll the early return of prosper
Gus conditions
san Francisco.-A respondent note,
folded in n book of poems, and some
personal belongings found near the
Gift house led the police to believe
that Mabel GlezOs, y, of Salt Lake
city, had committed suicide by throw
ing herself into the ocean. Mrs. Gle
zoS came here from Salt Lake for
her health.
salt Lake.. I. lie Prince, senior
sanitary engineer for the United
States public health service and mos
quito expert, who has been investigat-
ing conditions in Salt Lake, has gone
to Boxelder county to make a re-
commissioner of the Bear River val
ley on mosquito prevention and exter-
minatiOn.
Lincoln. Neb.-Filings of candidates
for the state primaries July IS, in
clnded that 1T Charles w. Bryan.
brother of William J. Bryan, for the
Democratic nomination as governor.
Helena, Mont-That Frank Conlev
gave the state of Montana the free
use of 40 acres of land, and ice pond
ana an ice house from 1908 to 1921.
at a saving to the state is the testi-
mony of the former prison warden he
lore Judge Hcrsky in the suit of the
state against Mr.. Conley for an ac-
counting.
M'Ssouia. Mont.-The largest class
~ 'ne history of the State University
received diplomas this week.
'""ellan' Mont.-The eighteenth an
'ua' convention of the Montana Fed
eF"tlon of Women'S clubs onaned -.
POSSESSIONS with large attendance
over -uo registered delegates. renre
'9"'ilS every part of the state were
preset in addition to 1,Ooo visitora
Denver, Colo.-one hriId;ro
DESTROYED another partially burned
'1' 'ahlaSe estimated AT S1O0Oao was
caused by fire at the sbons of tho
i'ehNer X Rio Grande Western rar
! o'u IN West Denver, An ovnrheatoa
>noNeSlack, which set fire 70 ', ntl
81 Shavings is blamed, for Tho f P.s
hrowley. cal.-T6e Colorado rt,ou
'e'ee broke at Raab ranch, two n,;,oa
t"S. ana a mile and a half sortn 90
~ '.''' CAL according to MESSAGES
g e''ed here, The gap In the Iereo
:, 80 ' lures I" feet and is exnec,od
49,. widen. Two thousand acres v.orl
inundated. The town of RIytbe , ne,
WIS reported to be in no cana
Salt Lake.-Flgures complied nv 60.
49,, =, the state board of eonanza
you ana assessment SHOW mo, go.
go, r,>,"eut OF farm lana vo,nas
' ~. oushout Utah for 1929 b,ra a.
NE" IN Salt Lake county imnro,a,
arm lands which last wear wern '
o oe, a. at. an average of sl7.a4 per , ,",,
a TINS year listed at s11I1o s
, are the greatest decrease in me nv pc. per
S' 'NS IN Ptnte county, where Tho ,,,
Ole IS from S5S.25 to s3eIa 'He 'Om'
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