The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-01-19
Pithy News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

mum, mas been located near POca
tello, according to Samuel Allsworth,
one of the discoveries.
Boise.-Goyernor q. C. Moore an.
nounced that he had selected former
State Senator e. w. Porter of Julietta,
kootenai county, to succeed ]. G.
Fralick, state commissioner of H.
nance, who resigned.
Pocatello.-Fireman J. e Glenn fell
from the tender OF his engine near
American Falls and was severely in
jured. He suffered a very severe
strain In the back and internal In
juries are feared.
Pocatello.-Lester James charged
with turning in q false fire alarm,
was found guilty in police court and
fined 500 in default of which he was
committed to Jail for go days.
Burley.-The twelfth annual seed
show now In session shows exhibits
from five states and Canada.
Lewiston.-The largest saw mill in
the world is soon to be installed here,
1t is announced. A lumber company
has recently purchased 500 acres of
land on the clearwater river.
Caldwell-Miss Rose Edwards, Can
yon County recorder administered the
oath OF office to tho incoming Off
Gals. All the new officials are Pro-
gressiye and they replace every Off
Ger.
Rupert.-Business men and farmers
met at the irrigation district offices
and discussed a plan to finance the
bringing of more dairy cows to this
Namap.-Refunding bonds of the
Nampa & Meridian Irrigation district,
Of a face value of $3o,950, and bearing
} per cent interest, have been sold to |
he Idaho State Life Insurance COM
pany.
Boise.-John C. Rice, former chief
Justice of the supreme court, was
elected president of the Idaho State |
Bar association.
Boise.-Sales of tobacco and real
state licenses in the state of Idaho
Turing the year 1923 are predicted to
'e larger than either of the two
revious years in which the law has
cen in effect.
Washington.-The state of Idaho
I'LL receive $2.09O,OOO, from the gov
for the purpose of carrying
n irrigation development in the state
his amount is in addition to the Fort
TALL appropriation.
Melba.-The eating of frozen po
tiles by horses, is claimed by Dr.
ID. Adams, to have caused the death
II horses near Melba.
Hailey.-Snow conditions on the
God river and South Boise water
leds at the beginning of the new
'ar are considered favorable for an
Guidance of water for irrigation pur- ,
'ses for 1928 !
lrrow escape from death when a !
N was accidently discharged as il
Is pulled up rugged part of the | {
nyon. The bullet ploughed a fur
W in the skull
Weiser.-One hundred carloads of c
tile, representing a shipment con- !,
med from various points between d
catello and Weiser, were sent to b
2 Portland markets. !,
Idaho Falls.-The city council at m
last meeting wound up last year
siness with all bills paid and a sur v
is in the treasury. a
Cloud owned by h. d.
Varin was awarded senior and Sc
md champion in the short horn bull W
IS at the Ogden Stock Show. oil
e. Erb. president of yc
public utilities commission, WI fr
GIVE a temporary reappoiatment at NJ
hands of Governor C. c. Moore. n.
'ocatello.-Yee Chong. alias Jim
!, was arraigned before U. S. Com p ,as
sioner Turner on the charge of US
session of opium. He was bound OF
r to the federal court and VII be n'
for trial for the March term. So
the arrest Of six ~ ~
s for turning IN false alarm,
2 Chief A. Il. Garfield believes he
broken up band which has been oe
sing the fire department consider M,
: trouble in the last few months. flo
laho Falls.-Fines for violators OF 49,
prohibition are past. said Judge ar.
ington, as he sentenced a Teton the
nty man to 4 months In the county
for alleged ligror law violation.
rco.-Clyde burton has just col
I'd $50 bounty on three mountain
5 which he killed last week.
aho Falls.--News has been receiv-
OF the death IN Los Angeles OF
X. II. Shippey, formerly a resi-