The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-24
CHALLIS IDAHO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY1A 1923.
IDAHO STATE WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

| Hoe'liliOH ieOAic lilHC OpSuo UP l1Cl
vein.
Idaho has Is per cent more sheer
and lambs than year ago.
P0catello to get large alfalfa mill
Challis-12 miles road being built
lp boulder crek.
w lace banks have deposits aggre-
eating s1762 per capita.
Naupa ships 500 cars Of hay.
Rupert farmers and business men
5rganize for purchase of dairy COWS.
Butte county hogs bring better than
so in Los Angeles market.
Challis-Livingston mines to install
hydr-electric plant and mill.
Lewiston-Northern acifc TO build
5ad down Salmon river.
Priest River Interstate Utilities
Co. building new telephone lines
Burley to sink artesian well to in
sure pure water supply.
Idaho 1922 mineral output s15,230,O 900
ove; 1921.
Aberdeen to erect new school,
Payetee-Spray company erecting
.arge steel storage tank at Wasnoe.
Nallace-C. & R. property driving
.unn III Sunset district.
St. Maries to get $4,000 building
Tor overall and garment factory.
Wall ce-Lower tunnel being evten-
lied in Patricia mine.
Commodity shipments in carload lots
from Lemhi county amounted TO 5S4
cars in 1922
Wallace-Argentine mine to make
regular shipments TO smelter.
Osburn-New Hope Mining Co. do
ing extensive development work.
Moscow has total bank deposits of
s2.591,0OO and spent s25O,OOO on 1922
building.
2O.0OO,OOO irrigation pro-
ject. $4,000 acres land. carried TO 1
Three Nampa banks have resources
Of 100000.
Boise-Bridge planned across river
It Pierce Park.
Weiser-Weiser and First National |
Banks consolidated.
Pee .tello-valuable deposits of vauz
tie found on Mil creek.
Tobacco licenses paid state sS2,25O
in 1922.
Nezperce county abolishes county
nurse and farm agent. saving $4,000.
-~~-~-~---~--~---~---~---
of Custer County, Idaho.
Challis, Idaho, Jan. 9Th, 1928.
Pursuant to adjournment of yester
lay, the Board met this date with
Robert Campbell, Chairman; w. A.
Triswell and John Johnson, Commits
iioners, Emmett Donahue Clerk, pres
ent.
Whereupon the following proceed
ngs were had:
The application of George MCGOWAN
or refund of taxes on sheep in the
mount of s6544, was read at this
ime and the same, after due consid-
ration, was allowed.
The application of Milt Russell, of
Iacl1ay, Idaho, for rebate on taxes on
destroyed by fire was read
t this time
The Board, after duly considering
he matter, and being fully advised in
he premises. ordered that the appli-
alton for rebate be denied for the
eason that the said property was
Insured.
The following reports of various
ounty officials we're at this time read
nd approved.
II. D. Kngore, justice of the peace
f Maokay precinct.
Jonathan Job, probate Judge.
F. ". CummiDs. sheriff. Fees col
,cted and personal property sold
Earl ]. Michael, clerk.
Mary w. Jose, treasurer and tax COL
,ctor.
Stanley Van Camp, watermaster of
istrict No. 8. III
R. L. Sutcliffe, watermaster of c
istrict No. 9. e
B. S. Brown, road overseer.
Clyde Torrey. road overseer.
John c. Conyers. road overseer.
Charles Kopp. road overseer.
At this time Merritt and Frank
hull appeared before the Board, they
aving a contract with the former
oard of County Commissioners to
rnish forty cords of wood CT $3.50
II cord, said wood to be delivered at g
e court house in Challis, Idaho, Oh Z
before Jan. 1st., 1923. The contrac,
RS having failed to have the full q t
cunt of wood contracted for. deliv- Ii
cry by the said date asked for and
tension of time TO complete id