The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-01-12
Pithy News Notes
From All Ports of
IDAHO

| The Pocatello Estate board, according
20 reports from that body.
rocatello.-The biennial report OF
County Assessor Stalker shows that
s45. 1915 was received from motor
lists during the year In license fees
and taxes.
Pocatello.-American Falls is thor
oughly organized In behalf of the
American Falls Reservoir district as
result OF a mass meeting attended
by 60 of the city's prominent business
and professional men.
Rupert-Andrew Bracken of Paul.
who shot Homer q. Busenbach. part
owner OF the Burley Herald. was
bound over to the district court under
$4,000 bonds after a preliminary hear
ing
Soda Springs.-The fourth annual
banquet of the Soda Springs Rod and
Gun club was on unqualified success.
More than seventy diners sat at tables
In the Enders hotel
ontpelier-Clarence X. Jarboe. q
pioneer employee of the Short Line,
died at the st. Anthony hospital at
Pocatello following a months illness.
Mr.. Jarboe was employed by the rail-
road company for thirty years.
Pocatello.-Ray Brush, while riding
a motor s yeeder on the railroad, in
specting the telegraph wires between
Montana and Idaho. ran into small
automobile at a crossing and suffered
a broken leg.
Pocatello.-Kanred wheat is leading
in Power and Bannock counties where
ever tried out, according to county
Agent Morrell. Where the wheat was
grown along beside certified Turkey
Red variety, the Kanred wheat yield
ed from four to ten bushels more than
the other variety.
Pocatello.-Infoi nation comes from
Dixie that Judge II. s. Hazlitt is pre-
pairing to start the mill on the DIVA
group early II 1923. Several tons OF
high grade gold win be handled I'M
mediately.
Caldwell.-A total OF 1880 cases Of
eggs with a market value of over 81
100000 we're shipped from here dur
ing the past year.
Boise.-A farm bloc" may be form
ed in the Idaho house for the purpose
of passing laws beneficial to the far
mer, is the opinion OF one OF the rep
resentatives.
Observation-Disclosures Coffy has been
brought back from Red Bluff Calf,
by the sheriffs office. Coffey is want
ed here for breaking jail last August.
Blackfoot.-Mike Barclay of this
city, has won first honors on car o.
fat lambs and the individual fat lamb
Champion was selected from this load.
at the Ogden stock show.
McCammon-W. IL. Hillman took
high place at the Ogden stock show
with load of feeder cattle on 2 year
old Ierefords.
Pocatello.-Complyi with a spec
ial AIT OF the last legislature, the Ida
no public utilities commission issued
an order gaining a rebate to all irri-
CATION farmers in the state using
electricity to get water on the land.
The total rebate ordered by the COM
mission amounted to 47,232.S7. d.
vided among four power companies
supplying current for irrigation pur-
poses in the stated uring the 1922 IT.
riga.ion season.
Pocateilo-Five local Japanese were
slightly injured while returning to Po-
catcllo In seven passengr car. which
skidded off the highway about three
miles north OF here and turned over |
several times. The car. apparently
total wreck, rolled about 70 feet from |
where It left the highway. Among the
passengers was a Japanese woman
Ind baby.
Boise.-Fire of unknown origin des-
.royed the large hall housing a NOV.
ng picture taeater and confectionery
It Grandview, an Owyhee county vii
age approximately 40 miles south OF
lere. The loss is estimated at $1,000
,artiy covered by insurance. Buildings
I'd Joining the hall. occupied by mer-
'a1tile firm and pool hall were
lightly damaged.
Boise.-The department of justice
las sent authorization to e. G. Davis,
J. S. district attorney. that an appeal
'e taken from the recent decision OF
udge Dietrich in which he held that
and Kootenai counties could
ollect taxes on certain Indian lands
4 north Idaho and The case will be
arried to the circuit court of appeals
n san Francisco. The suit was
roueht by the u. s. against the coun-
les in the nature OF test case.
Boise.-Heavy SHOWS now cover the
Jorth and South highway 3 IL
BET deep between Round Valley and
'ouncil. il was announced at the bu-