Shoshone journal., 1924-03-28
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

| GOOdinS county auultor SHOWS ina
| state taxes dropped from $56,02S.1
in 1922 to $45,S4O.35 in 1923. ant
that county taxes in the same tim
dropped from $124,54316 to Sill,
)21.70.
Twin Falls,-Mrs. Cora NJ. FitH
gerald corresponding secretary fol
alton of Womens Clubs, an organiza-
ton comprising eleven states and for
many years active in local, district
and state women's club activities,
died suddenly at her home here at
the age of 80 years.
Boise,-The final dividends of the
iefunct Overland National bank was
paid to depositors here last week.
The dividend totalled S123,946S9 and
was paid by r. Curtis, receiver. This
payment represents 10 1-2 per cent
on proved claims, bringing the total
paid to depositors who have proved
their claims to so u per cent.
Gooding, = Gooding college will
serve as host for the south-central
idaho interscholastic commercial con-
test to be held April %, under the
direct supervision of Miss Caroline
Overstreet, president Of the Idaho
State Commercial association.
Boise,-National forests in southern
Idaho are credited with 29,776 deer,
according to report reaching the Of
lice of the Boise National forest here. |
This number is nearly as large as the
famous herd on the Kaibab forest in
Utah, which is estimated at 10000
head.
Mountain Home,-Following a gen.
eral audit covering a period Of three
weeks, an alleged shortage of $4,000
mas been reported in the books Of
Miss Florence e. OMAHA, Gilmore
county treasurer, Frank Wilson of
dammett, Gilmore county commission
IT, has announced. Miss O'Mala,
Who has served as treasurer for more
han five years, resigned upon re-
uest of the board of commissioners
the discovery of the al
eyed shortage of the books.
Boise,-In voice scarcely audible
l the almost empty courtroom for
Ter District Judge NJ. l. Church told
udge Ralph w. Adair of the Sixth ,
lstrict that he was not guilty of the
atutory charge contained in the in
filed against him. Anne
ertha Goodman, codefendant, also
ltered a plea of not guilty. The
lal was set for April
Twin Falls,-If certain forlnalities
e complied with, including the post
g OF an amount of money deemed
ff1cient to take care of all costs of
ton, the Oregon Short Line through
legal department, will begin steps
condemn the right of way through
e properties of the Utah Construc-
N company. Delay here has held
the beginning of work temporarily
land owned by the company Which
ist be used for right of way of the
railroad, which has
used so much concern in Twin Falls
Wallace,-C. d. Brock, Wallace. was
cted president of the Idaho State
acners association, accoring to a
lvass of ballots cast between Nov
Der 30 and February 81 and receiv-
at the high school office. Other Of
srs elected for the year are Retta
rum BOISE vice president: Ethel 'F
hed1ield, Moscow, secretary and ly
f. Broadbent, Burley treasurer. ly
ioscow,-In compliance with a re-
st OF the university health COM FL
tee, more than 500 students have ren
vaccinated. This is a preventa- cor
measure to keep the campus free call
smallpox. =
bosbono BA
noshone,-A carload, 10000 pounds Use
aiclum arsenate, poison for alfalfa uss
VII mas been ordered by John Rad -
manager of the Big Wood Canal
pany. The carload lot price has
ootalned which enables those in II
se TO lay the poison down here We
10 or 1914 cents a pound. Sho- su
le VIII be the distributing noint ac
this poison di1
ol1o Wi
is believed to be q ind
oouy OF commercial ore was ex- GR
at the Success mine following an'
ohsting Of round Of holes In mi
'sscnt four feet in width. run for III
'tance Of 30 feet from a drift on nj.
lOo-foot level. ~ 70.
'Se' 80 -, Advantages of attending ~
institutions Of learning which
'iassleal and technical courses ]
sn sianding will be outlined IN a
~ no" being DreDared By a com.
Il p' which q, D. Diensf super L
a.pi of Boise schools b chair III
lNe Doobioi win he made roady
aIl,p'pp during college woeks
pg Aprii ~