The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-10
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO


Secretary of State +. A. Jeter is
more than satified with the show
ing. A total OF G., $50 licenses was
issued or an increase of $4,000 over
1922. or this number 54O0 were
issued for trucks and the remainder
for passenger cars.
Hagerman,-The Idaho Power com
pany has applied to the federal power
commission for license TO flood GER
tain public lands at its constructed
| power plant in Snake river at Lower
( Salmon Falls, near Hagerman.
Boise.-One hundred fifty-four ar
rets were made by Boise police dur
/ ing December. OF this number 6S
were on drunkenness charges. Fines,
costs and forfeited bonds turned over
to the city amounted To 1923.
Shoshone. - A iechnicality OF the
law depriyes Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar f.
Hubbard of Shoshone of a child
adopted from Laura Vaughn and re
stores the baby, which is now more
than l year old. to its mother accord
ing to recent supreme court deci-
sion.
Nampa.-Dairymen of this section
are showing unusual interest in hav-
ing their cows tested for tuberculosis
according to reports of Nampa veteri-
larians.
pa,-Pledges ;otaling $4,000
to the victory fund Of the Northwest
Nazarene college were made at ser
vices held here Sunday
Idaho Falls.-A number OF people
Of Idaho Falls and communities
north of here, are interested in city's
becoming owner OF the Warm Springs
Power company's plant on tile north
fork of the Snake river at Ashton. Ii
is claimed that this plant holds a
strategic position in power develo"
ment OF the upper valley and that 1t
could be bought for less money than
the enlarging of the present munich
pal plant
Jordan Valley, The 10-stamp
quartz mill at Flint is now running
a hours a day with three shifts and
crushing about 20 tons of ore. The
ore now being worked is from the old
dump sorted for shipment last spring
and is being cleaned up TO make room
for bigger operations soon.
Lewiston.-An emergency rate for
the movement of the 80 carloads of
bulk apples in the Lewiston ware
house and to apply on all bulk apples
In north Idaho is being urged by
United States Senator f. II. Gooding,
the interstate commerce commission
and the Lewiston Commercial club.
Pocatello.-A. Il. Garfield, chief of
the PocatellO fire department, was
injured while fighting fire in a three
story frame building and sustaining a
bad break on his right leg above the |
ankle.
Nampa breeders and |
experts from all over the Pacific |
coast and intermountain country were |
in attendance at the state meeting of |
the Idaho Swinegrowers association |
which was held in Nampa January 4
and 5.
Boise,-To plan a campaign against /
coyotes on the Boise national forest |
and other forests in Idaho. members
Of the Idaho Wool Growers assNcia-
ton will meet in Boise January 10.
The coyote is reported to be increas'
ing rapidly and causing much trouble
since the U. s biological survey with
drew its trappers.
Boise,-With crop OF 100000
bushels of apples Idaho has made a.
new production record. December
prices were practically the same as
year ago but total value was S4.200,-
900 against S2.S0s. 900 in 1922. Stocks
in storage would indicate a total
seasonal shipment Of $500 cars and
possibility OF 6SO0 cars. This would
compare with 4222 cars in 1922 and
$50 in 1921.
Boise. - Justice Charles Mccarthy
OF the Idaho supreme court became
supreme justice Of the court January
1920 when the personnel of'the court
1929 whe nthe personnel Of the court
was increased by constitutional
amendment from three members to
five.
Boise.-Sixty thousand carloads Of
farm produce were shipped out Of
southern Idaho during the first ten
months in 1923. according TO Joel l..
Priest general agent of the Oregon
Short Line railroad
Shosh0ne.--frank r. Disney we'll
known attorney and pioneer resident
Of Shoshone. was fatally stricken by
an attack ~ apople1y while attending
IN Observance of ST Johns day bed
~ tie Masonic lodge az Shossone.