Shoshone journal., 1923-10-12
Short News Notes
From, All Parts of
IDAHO

OldchDuru, ldSL May Dy leeulnB Her
poison powders is now on trial here.
Meridian-The first carload of live
chickens to be shipped from Boise
valley left Meridian last week for
California.
Blackfoot, - John R. Rogers died
last week from injuries received
when he fell from truck on the
pavement at Blackfoot
Cascade,-Fire of unknown origin
destroyed the Boise Payette Lumber
company's warehouse at Cabarton.
Hailey,-Blaine county's tax levy
for county purposes is increased this
year to 2.45 cents on the dollars
compared with 1.65 cents on the dol
lar last year.
Wendell-Harry Kamman, cheese
maker at the local factory was badly
scalded when he slipped and fell into
tub of hot water at the factory.
Mackay-Twenty cars of head let
tuce bringing in the neighborhood OF
$1,000 per car, has been recently
harvested from 16 acres Of land at
Leslie.
Parma-The last car of prunes for
this season was shipped from Parma
last week, making a total Of 127 cars
to be shipped from this section this
year Movement of potatoes is in full
swing.
Nampa,-J. NJ McCraw, city engi-
neer, is draughting plans and prepar-
ing estimates for the new storage
house and repair shop for the city
water and engineering departments.
Winchester-Fire last week COM
pletely destroyed the roundhouse of
the Craig Mountain railway and one
passenger coach and damaged an en-
CINE.
Moscow, = Eighteen hundred stu
dents of the University of Idaho have
voluntarily agreed to pay SO each
toward the fund for building an ar
mory and gymnasium as a memorial
to World war veterans.
Boise,-Governor C. C. Moore has
granted requisition papers from the
governor of California to Officer 7.
Reagan of San FRANCISCO to take from
the state C. W. Waller of Twin Falls,
to answer to the charge of embezzle-
ment.
Boise,-Eighteen months iLA Mcneil
Island prison was the sentence pass
ed on Arnold Smith, former cashier
of the First National bank Of Buriey,
convicted in federal court OF misap
plication of bank funds.
Pocatello,-Mrs. Jessie Scott Mil
lener, librarian of the Pocatello pub
lie library, has resigned her position
and left for New York City, where
she will make her home.
Albion,-At a meeting OF the hay
growers of the Snake River valley
in Gooding it was decided to hold the
price OF hay as close to $40 per ton
as possible, and members agreed not
to sell pasture without selling their
hay.
Pocatello,-Mike Corato, was killed
and four other men were injured
when an automobile driven by Ed
ward Barnard of San Jose, Cal. miss
ed bridge and plunged into little
creek.
Burley,-The Burley highways dis
trict intends to abandon the old Hey
burn bridge over Snake river as it
is practically unfit for Transports
tion 1t is stated.
Pocatello,-Frank Guthrie and G.
E. Ward, both of Salt Lake. and en-
ployed by the Short Line as brake
men running between that city and
Pocatello. were injured in a wreck
which occurred one mile west Of Nc
Cannon.
Nampa-Owing to the fact Of there I
being several cases Of typhoid fever
IN IOWH luDllC 1Cdtln OAAAeSAS
taken the matter up with the State
Public Welfare department with the
for assistance.
Idaho Falls.-A. H. Haines, who
claims Haley as his residence, was
arrested by Sheriff Criddle and De
putty Sheriff simpkins and charged
with grand larceny.
Nampa,-A depression at the side
Of the road ayerted serious injury 20
George Boughman and his sou, Char
les, y, when their automobile over
turned pear this city.
Rupert. Robert Dowlng, former
pool hall man IN Declo, has been
sentenced 10 three months Ia jail ang
tined 500 90 2 liquor chargs.