The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-03-17
0lATAH COUNTY
NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Clipped From The Columns
of Neighboring Papers,

vote at It's recent meeting, has
authorized the Offering of a reward
of $50 to anyone furnishing infor-
nation leading to the arrest and
conviction of the person or persons
who killed three deer few miles
out of Kendrick. Announcement
of the reward was made Monday by
&. j. Hugo, chairman OF the associa-
tlon's board of directors.
Members OF the association look
upon the killing of the three deer
as "coId blooded, heartless and IN
excusable violation of the game
laws" The evidence gathered by
Game Warden Brooks shows that a
person or persons killed one deer
and disposed OF the carcass. A
buck was killed and left where he
tell and a doe had her hip almost
shot off. The doe was left to die.
Game Warden Brooks was not I'M
medlateIy notified and as result
the animal suffered for 4S hours
before being killed by Mr.. Brooks
upon his arrival at the scene of wan
ton killing
In speaking of the affair Mr.
Hugo on behalf of the ASSOCIATION
SAID:
''It has been a long time since
such wanton and cold-bIooded vlo-
latlon of our game laws has occurr-
ed. 1t was not only violation of
the game law but violation OF
every law of humanity and decency
The feeling OF Indignation is un-
usually strong. 1t is to be hoped
that the person or persons who curn-
mltted the otfense will be quickly
brought to trial and convicted"
J1lfaetta Record w. c. Johns re-
turned last week from Genesee
where he has been for the past three
weeks. He states that the snow IN
the Genesee country will average a
foot deep and that the State, high
way was impossible on account of
drifts in many places. Recently,
however, the highway commission
ers opened the road from Moscow
to Lewiston, but the snowfall Of
the past week, it is reported, has
again blocked the road and it will
take till the last of this week to
open it up to travel again.
Troy News: The revival meetings
conducted at the Methodist church
tor the past three weeks were
brought to a close Sunday evening.
The meetings were great success
especially those held last week
Much praise must be given Captain
kexroad for the success he attained
His untiring efforts, convincing
talks and great personality won hin
warm place in the hearts OF Troy
people, as was evidenced by the
large crowds attending his services
Thirty-tive were brought TO .tht
altar during these meetings ane
thirty additions were made to th'
church.
Deary Press: So far as further
worry about flu in Deary is concern
ed, there is now cause for any
The town has had 1t, and is nov
completely over 1T. Discussing th'
situation mere DR.. Faust said re
Gently:
"You know how 1t is with bi,
burn in the wooos or the slashing
The fire sweeps it as long as ther'
is fuel to keep 1t going, but afte
1t has consumed everything it die
out. That is the flu situation here
The conflagratIon struck us, attack
ed everyone who was susceptible
and completely burned itself out
1t has no more fuel to work on. s
far as Deary is concerned 1t is tn
safest place in the country righ
now"
Many other towns are in tn
throes of the epidemic and some @
them have it in violent form.
was mild here. The main troubl
was nearly all OF US had II at tn
same time. 4
Genesee News: Last week a hug
caterpillar tractor. pulling larg
road grader, succeeded in openin