The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-12-14
Short News Notes
From All Porfs of
IDAHO

A.
, a reputation In the pioneering of this
state, died at local hospital We'd
nesday afternoon after an Illness in
duced by old age.
4 Boise,-Boise police averaged four
arrests and collected $40 daily in
fines, costs and bond forfeltures dur
ing the month of November the re-
port of the department submitted to
the mayor and council Saturday after
noon shows. The total of arrests was
120 and 1854 was the amount collect
ed by the department.
Nampa. = Idaho's department Of
agriculture has inspected 1876 cars
OF produce leaving the state this year
for markets of the world. 1t was an
nounced Friday by NJ. L. Dean direc-
tor Of plant industry.
Boise,-Idaho's department OF pub
lie works has filed with the United
States bureau of public roads pro-
Ject statement covering a portion Of
the Lapwai-Spaulding highway in
north Idaho, it was announced Satur-
day by W. J. Hall, commissioner of
public works.
Boise,-More than 500 Idaho corpor.
atoms have forfeited their right to
sell stock in the state Of Idaho. 1t was
announced Saturday at the office of
the secretary of state. Charters of
these corporations were forfeited at
o'clock on the afternoon of Novem-
Der 30, and check of the affected In
situations was completed Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mackay.-More than 800 head o,
cattle will have left this shipping
point this season, probably the larg-
est number ever shipped from the
central Idaho country in one year. For
these cattle more than $780, has
been received, over a quarter of
million passing through the Mackay /,
Yards alone.
Idaho Falls,-Roy b. johnson, civil
engineer, has completed new map
If Bonneville county, which is COM
)lete In all details. The new map
II the county shows all roads, high
ways. townships, schools, and towns
md is correct in every detail brought ?
light. down to date
Silver City. The old De Lamar s
nine, producer of many millions was Il
urchased last week by Peter Sande a
( California. n
Bull, - ]. J. Glodiwski, who pur- :.
hased 40 acres of land near Bull for
220 per acre, on credit in 1917 this
ear has his farm free from all in IT,
all paid for from the
irnings of the farm. n,
Pocatello, The next convention Of
lie Idaho Teachers association will III
, a joint meeting In Lewiston and
oscow, officers of the association ~
lnounced Saturday at the closing
ssion of the annual convention held
Pocatello.
Pocatello,-A new theatre and store he
Hiding to cost in the neiglborhood -
100000 will be erected in Poca-
llo next spring. according to an
made by f. e. Logue.
cal real estate dealer The site of
o building is in the heart Of the
,st side business district and four
s have been secured ON South
lin.
Albion.-When the county commIs-
ners canvassed the vote from Oak
: Idaho, on whether they should
,ate an irrigation district or not,
was found that the corporation was
'eated by vote of 302 to IA.
rupert, Idaho, = Accidental death
s the finding of the coroner's jury
led to investigate the death of
i Teton, whose mangled body was
nd ON the railroad track a mile
t of Minidoka several days ago
IS believed that four trains passed
r it. Teton is said to have been
'herokee Indian.
Ross, operating 20
? farm near Weiser, is satisfied
Re is nothing the matter with
~. wi. tfOcSs a lew QUyo u6O.
ed on Harry Wulff hardware deal
Weiser to inquire as to where he
d lend $1,000.
Adams Light and Pow
company, through its acting presi-
A. II. Featherstone, Tuesday fill
n application with the public utili-
commission asking 90-cent con-
ance of its case with the Salubria
ey Milling company. The case had
ser December 3, by the commits
'ise,-Idaho's state tax is lower
year than it has been for the past
years, according to comparative
'ment issued Tuesday by e. G.
IT. state auditor.
siser.-November 10. George w.
ow of this city picked and deliv-
four quarts of ripe, everbearing
Tberries of large size and good