The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-12-25


the University Of Idaho, President A
II. Upham told university students a
they left for their homes to spen
the Christmas holidays.
Boise.-Whether a county treasure
must accept tender Of part payment
Of taxes decided in the affirmative
by Judge Dana Brinck Of the third
judicial district, will be taken TO the
supreme court for decision, accord
ing TO attorneys for County Treasur-
er Ethel T. Clark. The question was
raised in test case by w. 7. Booth,
Boise capitalist, who declined to pay
taxes on property in drainage dis
triet. The decision says that Idaho
laws allow payment Of taxes levied
by one Jurisdiction, though others
be delinquent
Pocatello.-Consul and Mrs. George
Nicholas lift Of Nancy, France have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Catherine Eleanor, TO Fran
els j. Kirehof Of Denver, Colo The
wedding will take place February
In New York City.
Pocatello,--Plans are under way for
the reorganization Of the Idaho farm
bureau and according to Secretary
Paul v. Nash, Incorporation papers
are being prepared and will be filed
soon after the first Of the year. Pres
ident II. A. Bjorkman contemplates
a visit to the various farming dis
tricts 10 explain the reorganization /
plans. The Idaho farm bureau con
templates membership campaign
and IL Is hoped to secure approx
mately 1000 members during the
drive.
Twin Falls.-Fees amounting TO
sl2,7S725 were collected in the four
counties Of Twin Falls, Cassia, Min
idoka and jerome during the first
eight months Of 1924 for fishing and
hunting licenses, according to the an
nual report Of John t. Salisbury.
state district game warden. This
amount was collected on 6978 licen-
les issued. which included number
II nonresident fishing and big game
uniting licenses. The amount does
lot include $l059,is turned over TO I
he department in fines and costs as ,
he result Of game law violations. I
Twin Falls. Despite the zero /,
Weather here, track laying on the
Wells, Nevada Rogerson, Idaho, rail
Dad cutoff Is proceeding and il Is !
reelected that unless stormy wea.h. y
sets In the line will be completed Il
far as Contact. copper mining cen $
n. by the first OF the year. Steel n
said to be down within fourteen g
lies Of Contact now. e
Boise--State Senator II. A. Tall Il
an of Ada county. well Known b,
atcr master for the Boise district.
IS formally presented his resigna. &c
IN as senator to Governor Moore. III
wing as his reason IN health. He tu
now in Florida. m
Lewiston.--Campaign for funds for y
rk on the uneompleted portions Of "a
Lewis and Clark highway. that oy
ne day will connect Lewiston and NC
ssoula. Mont. by the Clearwater an
er route. has been opened. The 10
cunt Of money for forest high u"
~ In northern Idaho will not be SCI
'wn until the bill now before con.
SIS receives attention. /,
'aldwcll--The Caldwell branch Of ths
Boise Valley Cooperative Cream. Is
has handled 275,5S2 pounds OF or
terfat up 10 December 1. This ans
neh of the concern. managed by tau
?. McClusky, has been In operation res
e Janury last. and in the eleven ON
this Of business a substantial in. wa,
Sc has been reported each month. ki
the month Of November the total tes,
approximately $4,000 pounds. and
oise.--Five years viii be required '.''
build the Boise Mountain Home 'i'S
alton project which will involve
expenditure Of sio.O00.oOo and
ate $4,000 acres. This was the II
rmatien given out recently BY gra'
. Hays who. with others. is work I
on the project plans. Mr. flaws fron
- the important announcement new
the problem Of building the run. and
Tor the project has been solved. traii
The
oding.--President Charles wes- ana
Icnney o. Gcoding eelioge. who
worked with the teachers Of Lin.
county in their annual institsts -,
NEWPORT for the past two years -
'cen chosen By Superintendent aaS''
Aldrich to givc the commence ,s"a
address for the high schoo, S"s'
ates at Reardsn Wash. wher un's
'ring term closes. May a. 1928 ~~"''