The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-03-29
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Lewiston.-Following the opinion
rendered by County Attorney Leo Nc
Carly that they were within theis
rights. the county commissioners Of
Nez Perez county designated Agatha
a. the site for the new $4,000 bridge
to span the Clearwater river. It will
now remain for the commissioners Of
the Clearwater and Southside highway
districts, in which the bridge will b
located II erected ct Agatha, to sa-ect
the site.
Idaho Falls.-True sportsmanship Of
the West, which heeds the appeal -
save wild animals A. strongly - the
desire to slaughter. has been lemsa
strated at Ashton. Idahe. where q de-
en- men worked an entire day WITH
block and tackle to lift q 2-year-olA
COW elk from the bottom Of . leso
canyon, according to word reaching
here.
Sandp0int.-A permit to run 5000
sheep on the divide between the Pend
dPOrieAe forest and Priest lake drain.
age areas from North Badly to She'd
roof mountains ON the Kaniksu forest,
has been applied for BY Il v. Wexler
and B. L Reser, sheepmen Of Pnsco.
Wash. Smythe Bros. OF Pendleten,
Ore. and the Pendleton Sheep con,
pnny. who last year ran $4,000 head
on the Pend dOrielle forest near Nap
les, have applied for a permit to run
COCO head on the same area this year.
Twin Falls.-A. ]. Milner. Buh1 Dis
trtct orchardist, was awarded judg-
ment against a company Of the north.
west for the full amount Of his claim
for $7766.O4 by verdict returned by q
jury in the district court. Milner
based his claim upon verbal agree
ment with the defendant corporations
agent. which he said superseded q con-
signment contract he had previously
signed, providing for marketing Of his
1919 apple crop.
Lewiston.-The proposition to locate
a fish hatchery here was put before
the Commercial club a few days ago,
by w. ]. Jordan. and met with in,medi-
ate favor. The plan set forth that
the hatchery would serve the four
counties. Nez Perez, Lewis, Clearwater
and Idaho, and that the government
will be asked to donate five or six
acres Of land for Q hatchery site.
Hatley.-For some time conditions
in the hills have been dangerous for
snowsiides. Soft weather. accompan-
led by Snow and sleet, has been the
cause of the danger. and many slides
have been reported in the hills. Sew
eral have come down the hills west of
town, and the roar has been plainly
heard all over the city. In places the
river has been damned up for q short
time.
Idaho Falls.-A petition is being
widely circulated which will be sent to
the department of the Interior, asking
that q game preserve be created In
Bonneville county, beginning at a
point near Irwin, in the Swain valley
country to near Victor, and then east
to the Wyoming line. to a point south
about 80 miles. The department 10
asked to close this section to sheep
grazing in order to encourage big
game to make that feeding ground.
Boise, Idaho.-Boise will be the Nee
ca June Z to 10 Uf electrical men from
all over the northwest, who are ex-
pected to come there for the 18th an.
nual convention of the northwest geo.
graphic section of the National Elec-
trio Light and Power association. Dele
gates will also come from the east,
besides the regular delegates from
Idaho, Montana, Washington, Oregon
and Utah.
Moscow, Ida.-According to Stats
tics complied by the school of educa-
hn in the University Of Idaho and
announced by Dean Messenger, 400
new high school teachers are needed
IA Idaho every year. This means that
svery year 1900 students ought to be
preparing to teach in high schools. as
it takes four years to complete the
required university work In prepare
ton. The estimate Of an annual de-
mand was based on the fact that about
hat number of persons are teaching
In Idaho high schools who were not
teaching in those schools last year.
Aoscow.-The summer camp Of the
Ninth corps area reserve ofricers'
training corps, which Is composed of
all the colleges in Washington, Ore
gon, Idaho and Montana. will be held
at Camp Lewis, Wash. from June Is
to July 26. according to statement
issued from the office q The COM
mandant. Col. f. r. Chrismsn.