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NO. .11.
JEROME, IDAHO, THURSDAY, FEBItt AIU lUlio
I no.
SlTl »TION AT
I.VKK RESERVOIR
,1TKK
JACKS! IN
Haiikrt
f rlear cold spall wan brok
VVvo , Jan 27. I
U S It 8 .
Moran
Hank*. Kur
r F *
Hurley laaho
>c
Our Ion*
On Jan 20
lin I nal week
had il
general Storni
valley and water
received 4 6 pre
H during
tt d 21 »«
tkroughout
the
At Moran
del
■ dpltatloo
H On J"" 21 ■' s,ol "'
■ , 41oh turned into rain on the 2.Mli
■ tfdwl ded on the -C.il, This general
throughout t> . watershed on th.
I
watershed a very wet snow fell
for this three days'
RB Tie (re il'C
at Moran
amounted to 2 12
f the highest précipita
storms we have had
spell This brings
g '•
nil I» one
Bon producing
pr* for quite
os r precipitation to date, from Sept
1 to 10"1 and by plotting; same
graphic chart It surpasses anything
coinciding witli the
a
on
10 date, closely
of 1 P 17-18
■tuen
today is 36 H5, hating
The lake
r»l»ed 21* In the past three days
The snow
and contains an unusually large
psrt
ol
of water for Ibis time
irnount
ec
Our line went out during the storm
ibJ as yet I have been unable to get
the mow depth from upper
water
Following
tbed since the last storm
Ii the depth round here
Kd Sheffield'».
with the
Soldlet
depth* for
Station. Lewis Lake and Cascade e
cloae and I
tlmated These are very
on vouch for their accuracy
added to their depths which I had
their
I have
llie before this last storm
which they re
on
proper proportion
tgved t iring this storm
Incle
H -■
M '
52
koran Canyon
Pilgrim Divide
Ed Sheffield's
Soldier Station
Lewi* Lake
Cticade ..
Buffalo Divide
Al Moran the mow had
4*
et tied ol
account of rain
We have been goltlng very
weather lately and proapev
more snow are good The snow
warm
("t
i
in the
Th*
•ks nd h; -
lower valley 1» almost gone
rain has raised the crc<
front si me In qui"
broken up the Ire
a f**w InatAncwr
■ach
informed after •
Two teams "tit boys b: sc »
eround north of the school.
Two teams 6th boys' baseball «■
ground north of the achoob
teams 6th girl» basketball
the grounds.
6th girls' volleyball m
•,ahle that suf
lie placed before publican <
commision coin's
and Mr.
ichool
hieb 1 cm
„nd a convention
■ditors of the state, so Em
busy get
,
keep you posted
it
it is very pro
storm and will al*o
Willi ! ""
. I fm tie'll
.m d Mi
to the '
yi ; * Hi union
u Si'tur
told
I III!
the water
from time to time on
evidence can
interstate
birthday will ho a
mi for leading men of the
Such gatherings
visiting Shy
for going
clcai
1 , i. ut
> "Uimcl ' '•
lent of the snow
■.g.
and
d;
th*'
rd'T that together ev.
Idaho 6 tate of all parties.
afford opportunity
connected with various
good many
an
.11 jot.
Very truly your»,
MARKHAM
Reservoir Superintendent
t< » »RHU**
HI Place the time Z0„.
s before
to induce it
. tin
was no
Mr I
Mitchell
from l'o
hr d been
ness
illno
attended a
'baric.*
Mr
Holland.
in
Two
I ourt on
JOS
D
for
Wellt
relume
They
Walt Henry
enter
of the
will
so they
it VV1
linn
r n d
I tello last W "1'ie
al days on bus ■
invited to ^
worker and 1 ki i i
here
i'acili*
ha. k
H is moi" too m eii
movemoat ot Hn* prises
,11 under "ay it other fellows
be in Boise al
gather in from far
they have occasion to
the
day
Two lpain*
on to
early t" '•tai'l a
liecaupe a
the grounds
5th tioys' baseball on
■bool
■ ourt on
Two teams
-round north of
EOUNtTI. 1M>IN<«H.
they want to see
Hier ■
Holland
as
that limo.
Out t* H
pftit ioni inouu*
■ suits desired'
Ml
nium >" »
if
or
and near.
visit Boise at
they
In régulai
with <' W
In the chrlr to the ubsene'
vollevball
Hl I cm
The city council met
session Monday night.
Trounson
of Major Anderson.
The usual budget of hills were s'
• th girl»'
and
sav'
ihp 1 M'-il
Two lo^ms
and bsskethall on grounds
when sol Two teams 4th bovs baseball
ground north of the ichool.
4lh girl» «ire'* S""> e?
meeting
l,py were very enthusiastic
armer -labor movement
hud the idoasure of meet ng
old school mate
I ill- f
"V ' 1
■inter
time during
Mitch
and
bile
some
Mi
IMtF.sr.NT DU'LO.MA-s
if they can go
will
'
plan to see
will 1)0 there
of the fellows
ell
is going to I many
X A st wealth fame from
•-ARMS Dl KING l#">
Two team»
and ba»kelb«ll
Two team«
»*hoo! gtound.
teams
, French gverntnenl
a mi'inoi i
of kin "I
with an
dining
liiere
The
low'd
Tin
„'in
„1 diploma
Win Henning's petition for light
Lincoln avenue from Mntn street
the city limits was cot aid
3rd boy»' h»»«b»"
on
•elillg
Piei
nearest
died ill the
American*
ol th'dr
grain!''
successful though
regular
THE
on
count ry
through
service
Monday
3rd girl« elrels B«m«»
Booth to
The
of
-d and referred to the commute
er'
on Hghts
The Jerome
roquealed an advance
,-works company
In price from
Wat
thousand gollon
Tht
the ten cents per
for water used by Hie sprinkler
clerk was ordered to negotiate with
ihn now price, and also t 1
H m r six new ,vdt-rnts. th- 'o.atlonL„
"r nml to be determined later
dec'll d to pay City Marshal
" : tv 1 le
It aws
Stanton'» expen
I» in attendance
ment meeting
to llols«
at tit ' Ik"' Ent O'cc
February 6th and
."V
on
7th
. ,'ity Marshal
■ndenv
rdlng work
cold
and the wo.
It was decided to pay
it will be
weather continues
finish the street gr
stopped
nred to
tin
hv
which
weather some time ;'g°
was
ia now being done
Tho work of
line
laying the piP<
In the old ditch on
ordered to be done, and
has already started
D
work on H
Avenue
KNVEM»r»'.S
I'SE ALL 24-* 'E-NT
account of the P r ; vn, i \' k „
per Shortage, as well »* f«r ' ^
of economy, the postoff co
authorized the aalo.^f
for use
On
has
lal cancellation, of
rent stamped envelopes
the present letter postage ra
With the restoration "
unused supp'V
left on
at
«•ii t
of
th*'
postage, a large
throe-cont envelopes
hands of postmasters, and a*
envelopes was H""
wn*
Bo' d"
nuind for new
than
elded to convert
velopes by a
form to meet
d"
It WII«
rent on
•i*hh In
the available supply
the throe
cancelling pro'
present needs
< isms sioi:.
M t h s Myra l'ur*ley h
pllxUiOII III till t"|l'|l||llll" I
JiTomr
A larg.- crowd i.iti'iiit«*il llo
»«If lav TTiutHiliiy \V> aru sorry to
lo*" the Wight from our community
»• -opted a
if Deo In
Wight
Miss 1'ioss, oi;e ol the teachers In
the school I., sick (his week Thelma
Did.kins Is taking Ini pine in Hi
Innd room
Clara Uruyton ..ml «b nevieve
attended the El Dorado II iglu- Ciclv
club meeting at Mrs Atuwod's last
Mrs
Friday. Sin rcpn.ds a line H:
\, r> Interesting tie cling
We ; re all w-rj glad t
Stratton able l
inanity gatherings
long Hines:
liatc Mr.
he cut to our mm -
: gain after his
Mis
il is reported lhal
is on her way
visit in Missouri
after a i.-.c
Adams
months'
hoping
Mis.-.
IhTe's
.in (iTIarrow had tlie mis
fortune to be thrown from a le
as much
She
last Friday afternoon
shaken up and one of hei limbs burl
will
it Is lo be hoped nothing serious
Fein is very
fond !
develop from it
of horses and
, I
!
a i* n
• that * iiummI
h an* hu re ii
HI 11 eu t ment to the bor
:t to throw li.-r
glad to report Mrs.
nd on the
111 soot.
Miss
The writer i*
is ttting up
J in' Bob.ia
w..y to 'pc. ly reiot *7 She
in our midst
again
; ,t tlie Holam
Ii
cell
i! Hi Varnuin I- nursing
home.
Side
any on
spending a
Horn
Mir delegate
to Hoi •• reports
gi eg'
Dor
wlili Miss
n rslng at
afternoon
isanl
plea
SI
;l ,
I handler.
my
»IH* ''
• i'lid nlHO
ke's hospital in Boise
all over the ho- pita
e and almost envied
show 11
the nurses' lion
M.-s
ilc hoiii'
handl . h-r -'iMwi
. Country club
Tlie
I :n k -
. . ahi>
Inlet"-'
M
lum b *
M r • 7
iltgn
talk
A f '
give
%\ « T •
Iλ'
Kdn
M
A.istil
nd Mrs.
:.| Erwin Roll rson
re guest
,j j»»ronie
Mr Roberts'
I,roke down Min
,ii
S Dill
ii.ii pm
afternoon
day
end Mr*
e and Mr
ft mi
. illke
quite
ived
tin'
..
....
at
entert innt" t
pool lion*' !a
rg.dy
Tt"'
Friday -•'"'
com
The
, 'l tid'd
, tlie affair vvoiK"
wrv
. I n • • • 1
a*
m and til" i't"ifrain w
l-il thanks i*
lllig.-l' ! -
due to
6th
,-ut to
not
larg'd.'
i„ Friday. Feb
■ ling night
111*'
The report
delegate
Hi be rend
of Hie
othei 1
hoped j
lieip
and
H is
st;»to pranRp
\cted
will com"
nan*:
busllie»«
maU e the grnng
\ number of
h (( .id*. grip and so-v
L.. .rite these items,
louM y , i( k l" »»'>;
bel..,,,, si(t o just too
aud
member
sick 1
ery
a success
,-re
ailed 11", a* I
ser-I
iiut none
- think Can
vv
bealthy for !iU >
long
von
sl.kmss t . I'»»'.-''
Mr* Clayton's horse tu
Friday evening
unmanageable
d it
■
.- un«' fright
. nd it b'
Bul
"lied last
ennte
luckily someone
and possibly ;
for Imr
imost
■
slopp>
. i
di ni
WHO'S HEBE.
look
Dav.-
Denver.
11
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T
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L.
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London;
smith. Ein*
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W
coin, Net'
C. VV ».
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Adam*
r
S.-atH".
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PiinLJno
o White and B
B
Su"
W
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Rafter,
kan»';
Chicago*
T F
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Deliver;
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B
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Lrtlis ;
Farrell. St
Bol*"
; \ \ I It"*
1\UMEU S s
IDAHO
•d for '''"ry
$ 1 'I 2 ' *» VI
rk
w a
There
Imrea"
ird In farm
in
dollar exp
In I''"' 10
table of figof'
1 vor til y ' ■
.-ollll"' v
to
, ordlnsitf,'
1 " I 9.
a
in
th" an*
•iit.'d '•>
of
* pre
-olon division
of He
H." •
,oUiiH" s (
to
. t'.'i •
Hol*"
.. s 0,217
1 \
, so**!" 1 '
. totaled $
. of $«■«
■
W "I '
Idiih * v.h-'
,di 8a' lug*
Hit* we
1 for un
K\ K.MMis IIKIIl l I.II BV
PRESENT TIME SCHEDULE
BUineni
I' 01 ' 1 Hi" tulure than there ha
in tin* past, a movement .should ho
inaugurated in Idaho to petition the
1'uciiir Um tor I In* iiit-rmountaiti
country ha.s been tried and i* found
l'nlchs soin"
"tinting
stronger ar
can he udviun ed in its sup
hcon
public utilities commerce commission
in gvn us l.nck iinmntain time.
Idaho today is two hours h Inn.d
, w1||k1u savjl|K lime aud ono hour
behind mountain lime. Since the suv
mg days ol the war. therefore, it has
In broad daylight and the night Is
lion us before it is realised.
What has been the result? There
rul di'satislaction over the
lange ill many pails of the state.
.Itempied to
shortened its days Juki thta long,
when there should
1 night comes
g' :
Hushes* houses
make Up the disadvantage by open
ami closing Hie. e-H.h . h'.cents
mg
m hour . ai lier, found they were In
coiillicl with the office hours of slate
•re forced
They
Pod
j and federal ilflUet
change hack to the new
to
, ii. coast time
been
•flous
Lumbering is one of
ly handicapped
Hie more important which (Hid* the
to its disadvantage The liort j
■ork
«•bang«
a ternuons virtually suspended
winter
out was reach
'clock during Hie
a t lour o
When that
months.
ed it was almost impossible for men
ork in the yards due lo the deep
ened twilight on the farm, many of
H e farmers have he.-ti forced to start
,,uld ordinarily
i"
H.eir cl. r. - at whai
n, hut which un
■ to t o'cÇ k
be late in
allcrn
der I'acltic time is from •
m-i dom- bel ore dark. On
the lime lias never been
Had lie
peratlng
ill order t
»•*»>* farmB
t liaiigfd ! r«un mountain
lo
sim
I and farmers theft* I'D'
old lime.
tin
.
ibe coining spring and sum
under
Durlng
• r Idaho, will 1 '
mountain
ne
bad long eveu
ork
and daylight saving
Hit could l»' e»J< >' l 'd idler
, will find us evenings havi
,, heverelv reduced as to prac
i of long twilgibt
will
tie.Mi
i i. ally
mgs
leurs
elliniiiate any perioi
Only during the
„„Un-, hew,
- ..
month of June
■ riod be Of noticeable
atisfied with
the twilight p>
letigHi
H Idahoans are
ondilion U
i* nothing to indi
l,,„ K But there
■. etc they are
evidence
in fact, every
satisfied
th"
to
at hand is di:. '"'
1
. tuiirary.
If ih**r»* «
ell dll'" 'cd mov
ie show this dissatls
v.
U. 8.
uuerienn ,
liiplotnas
February '
ir I
„1 of the
World
during the
Adjutant Genet
requested the
Ihe
has
army
Legion
distrihuH
Washington's birthday.
At this same turn
to
on
. tliero
souvenir
22 nd. 192«. •'
ts to be
dislriliuted. also a ^
-ppreelatlve of the -vvi'*
American Forces m It-m - ,
through ihe avis
pamphlet
of the
pich will he one
of the American
,,H- tbi t nom
Legion.
, to wnom
slighted.
tills
In on
mortal Delongs
of all tm' 1 '
the
l).
m«'
who
ijiivst kin
. servlet* of their
; of April 6th. 1 • 1 1
» n'ijui'tstt O '
anti claim
lll-l Wi
ll 11 d N'
country
Ah
1 the dale
veml'er lit't- '-*'*■
ui *
name.
Hie nearest po
send their
of kinship to
Region giving
soldiers to
«I of Ht»
of those
the full nam''
claim relation.
whom they
ia nothing
known
wishing
there
of those
j lu nisi
„),,,, ild
H,
request
Alien nn.*hi. >'' nh
American Eeglon.
will refer them to
tli"
Da
1),. made IO
Iparlmeiil. 'he
iiiidio. Idaho.
the nearest post to
The (Itplot«a. vi-pi"
relief* ° r ,h ''
Purl*, will hear
whi
Hi.dr ii '»»'
*enting
■
,
in
de
A i >■
Hi" t'»
umplo' ht
of th" d''"'
OJÎ
; s»*il HOidll'l'
' th0 French peopl"
aident of the K"l"'
A complete de* vH"» ot
attached- !! ui:
* i»
i vom
nIHon
ed by H»' P re
i ,,f 1 'raii' O
the
F.iiglisli
« th
is
llplonm
iranslal'on.
lift
I
■m
gov i nn•
nut y
State*
United
1 (converted, insnn.n."
a ' limî
» ;16 moulin- lu °*
lb# insured
ln
sum »r
•aid at
j !
installments
.,1 Hi# option
foi
of
UEM UNS FROM flillEE WEEKS j
VISIT IN WASHINGTON, 1». C.
rame
!
Sunday
U. E. Shepherd returned
from W: sliinglon, D
îu. \vlu«h
city he left Jerome on January Stil,
with the parly of seven governor*, in
tile Intel ...n of in :ga'ion in the aoulh
nv hack lie
western *'..i ... On tiis
Montana
liillinga,
where Mrs Shepherd and us lighter.
Irene, were visiting, and Mr». Sliep
through
herd came home with him.
I list he he
Mr. Shepherd slides
lieves ml organization lias now been
through proper
effected whereby
which are due them, from the fact
that they are growing common
wealths, and bid fuir to be the back -1
bone of the country lie says that i
,i.e southern stales have regularly
organized associations on the job an
the time in Washington, and that
likew.se to
will
team work the western si; tes
he able to gel some of the things ;
the west will havs io d>
get their dues.
Falls
the American
( oncernilig
Shepherd said that while
lam Mr
they Hid nut get an appopriation from
congress for that purpose, yet s plan
started at
rorked out. or
been
thinks will in the
complete the work
least, which he
very near future
an d gi
us all that wc desire
NATIONAL good turn week
►. F-U.»
; e
t r even man
pledge him or herself
week to do a good turn
something."
F allouai Goo ! I ui ..
is suggented ny the pledge of
Ser ais, aff c ■!.
w i na
to M
tilt ■ i'U T' *»
and chi id lo
''for the period
every
; of one
dav. to somebody or
good turn, done in the true
helpfulness.
A
, genuine
spirit of
when habitually practiced by us alb
would surely insure healthier am
communities and individuals
in the
kindness or
happier
of Good Turn Week
June L. Kearnay
The schools
diservance
Mrs
STATE 1 JÙGHLATFRE
MEETS FEBRUARY Iff
will convene
The Idaho legislature
twelfth of February to pass,
the equal suffrage
amendment to the federal <onsHtu-
;SSsr«Ä3Ä,s.»
on tlie
adopt or reject
will bej
f.i
* wentv minutes.
Lincoln I»ar banquet
on the evening of the twelfth
meeting of the
The
given
and there is to he »
Republican slate central committee
He
agriculture
farm product*
000.000.
however, are
elude large
States
tlio value of
$24.982.
■ndous figures.
Tlie United
cstamitos
in 1919 al
Thow* »tupi
misleading, for they in
duplications. Grain »n>
livestock, for example.
.(Hst for it» fe eJ
the estimate for
extent
{
value
liny fed to
ountc-d twice
and inter in
and to some
meat products,
*ill another in poultry
hen large allowance
■ ami eggs
is made
But "
(or those duplication«
m .ins to leave a total measuring
to the cost of the war to the Unit
Products taken directly
value s' the
enough
re
woll
up
"(1 States.
oil bad »
from tit« »
< 1«.000.0«!' ooo.
• coal of the
of more than
tbo direct money
April. 1917. to
$21.860.000.000.
farm
while
war. from
April. 1919.
according t"
depart
.
wns
the statistician»
of tli# w» 1
ment
While » great pat'
l„K y ahte in tarn, produce
iitslug pricer, some part
actual Increased prt
farmer wa»
• during tlie I
Gian lie hn !
Hmi
»till with j
of thi» a-Jvanc
due
of It is j
to r
• rlbnMo to
Tlu*
American
koi
duel ion
not an
ludustrial sis
y oiked harder
time of pea. a.
H
war.
workôit l* 1
spirit of willing industry
sud
i»
him.
ould buckle down loJJ
pint thi* country «««
ffoiu of lb* wft1 ' h>
The Unit
. sud manu
lo
If labor »
job In like »
' har aiy feel the el
duatrlally and finam lMlT
"d states would product
or *o
,wl,v mal»:
W»nt* ë * ##t
,
-2 . 1 JB.—
GRAND \II*\T
Floy«!
J. Brtdgman atul »on
Gooding visiting
U
spent Sunday In
witli Mrs. Bridgman who is
taking
treatments there,
r. H. Sippy has
nl * im '»
pleased to say is now
Kennison and Olsen speie
week end in Twin falls
Mr. and Mrs H. H. Miller are »is
relatives and friends Hi Moun
returned from his
and has been quit'
visit in I he east
coining homo. hut we an
lonvaleacing.
Misses
the
iting
I tain Horae and Boise.
Mrs L. D. Templeton
Woman's
will enter
tain the
ni this Thursday afternoon.
vi • Fred M Prentiss is still in a I
' 1 Ucjapilal.
■" mils has returned 1
■ "*■ ' Fall§ 1
" o rell tls* !» tlaltlng her
Hflli
' " , . K uk Bedford have
Mr. and W... r
>*>oved into Jerome.
Mr. and Mrs.
1
have
D*o Mullins
Phillip»- Wheeler
the
moved from
t ranch to one down
at the Settlers
»old his ranch at
Parley Thompson
Hie four mile corner
1 other near town.
md bought an
of horses
There are a
wintering on
Little Inez
the Johns ranches.
Wyckoff is seriously
ill.
Mr. Cushman ha. gone to Georgia
other eastern points on a visit
... ml Mr8 William Johnstone 1
" s Itn'ge family gathering at thei.
entertained th.
and
j had
Sunday.
Mrs Fred Heuer
Workers of th* Grand View
tome on
Willing
Sunday school.
Don't forget ther#
will b# Sunday
Sunday at
#v#ry
school at 2;30 p. m
Hi# school hours
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
h»v» formed
tei'chers
Tlie Jerom«
profession
an association, taking up
al and llleary work. TU.y meet fir»<
Tuesdays of each month
Friday. Jan. 30
and third
The program
by the Athenian society
talk to the
for
WB» given
Rev. McAllister gave a
school Thursday morning
schedule »uperir
Prentice for the foi
nigh
Four
The playground
tended by Mr«
weeks:
8th hoys bss^
lowing two
Two teams
baseball diamond,
team* 8th Brad« girl»' bste
ball on school ground
7th gradegtrla haakat
Two teams
ball and baseball
Two teams 7th grade boy»' base
ball on ground aouth of ihe
school
the ground«
Two team»
east ground»
Second and
3rd boys' baehail «n
first grade» plRT T »'
ions game», including circle games
, e!t Of the school house, under
of Mr». Duffy
th» acheduie i* "
just
the supervision
changes in
two week»
and football h»'«
Some
made every
Hockey
place to
given
baseball
FKB »TH
COURT CONVENES
of the diatri't
Anothe- »hört term
in Hi# court house
«ill convene
court
in Jerome next
Jim
Mondy. February
Idaho establish«
record for the Pacific
The Baltle»b'P
nnounced. when
ml
inch gnus
was held b* the
new
fleet Tuesday it w«» »
nine bull's «? PB over
de In thirty-six
long range were
shots with l'a 14
fleet record
The former
Mississippi »nd "»•
in IK »hol»
Hi# bull'» #ve#
Atneri-1
or.
Fl.T OVBR GRAY*»
frag to
Memoial d»y an
from the gr«v#
burled in
Beginning
flag ni" n ?
American
* y *' y
France
ingt.m
; flag*
Boldler
■ department at Waon
sunouuced. In addition
Hoisted in the center of
and »mailer
lb# vrnt
lia»
w ill b#
-ceraeterle»
will be «»ed »t
the large
rU* »mailer
! flugs
tel g >'•*»*•
iOVUKN'MKNT TO DAM
snake river wathi«
t
Statesman of
col.lain» the following
Daily
The Idaho
lanuary Slat,
news dispatch ;
Washington. —A
tract between
the canal
districts IntoroBted in
and utilization of the Hood and nor
mal now of the Sr.ak# river in Idaho
hat been approved
m
tentative
the United SI te» and
and irrigation
the atoms u
con
companies
i
hr S' retary
Dane.
being worked out pro
the construction of r.umer
Aaierlcan
Plans now
1 vide for
At
dams.
dubious storage
high dam acioss
ling one of the largest irrigation
ervolrs la the United States, '•
construction of this dam will i.ecessi
,;»(• the lemoval of the town o m
eri< an Falls to a trr.ct of "
laud nearby, and Hie roraova
, lu . uf the Oregon Short Lin. rall
Falls it is proposed to construct a
Snake rivar, créai
•jM
, '
way to higher ground.
American
the
of
Couatruction
reservoir, capacity S.OOU.uOu
be undertaken almost
Falls
I acre-feet, may
immediately by the United states
witli
government under contract
canal companies aud irriga
i
Idaho
tion districts
of the del ai lment
Secretary Lane
the interior has already signed a
contract whereby the fed
ths
of
tentative
Ural government
work of construction.
water user. wil. pay
the undertaking.
fusai of the proposition
causl and irrigation organ
■erned in the i ropes# 1
will
nscu'tie
while Idaho
the ex; ense of
re
Acceptance or
now ii»»
|wlth th#
izationa
com
water storage.
The result of the gigantic
the complete removal
under
ill be
taking
of th# tow n
moval
of American Fall* (a
ra
threatened for many year»)
its present ait#
rail, must be moved
tablelands near
to
The railroad, as
■■
large acreage
Th# dam
the falls and will ne
considerable interchange
readjust th# dia
of land above
ccssital# »
of wter permits to
of the Snake river water.
tributlon
«ONCERT AND DAXCH.
Wednesday evening. Feb. lUh.
of Jerome Post.
On
under the auspices
American Legion, the Hallov ell < on
will fill an engagement
earl company
at Jerome
is one
the
known
It h?a
musical organizat.on
be! •
This
the best appearing
and is well
of
public today
throughout
appeared several times
pleased the
uthern Idaho
no
in Jerome in
;e past
th
that turned oui to
On ds last
large audience»
■ reallv good music,
engagement here the Hallow ell* drew
of the largest houses to s sim.n
ever »een in Jerome,
j orchestral organization * made
up of tei k Pico», each bandied by an
the member* of the
r „ severs 1 soloists of rar»
fail to please.
b
eai
one
program
its
Among
artist,
orchestra .
ability who never
Charles
ls A
baritone.
Dillberg.
feature of Hie program, and he never
fails to plerse lover» of pood mu»!*-.
I he musical program ta#
will furnish the music for
a dance, and a rich trert la 1« »w«
•ho appreciate good muait
Following
Hallowell'a
for those w
m such an occasion.
ert are
Reserved »eats
North Side Pharm» " P rl# *
dance, »'if'' 1
on »Me at
1 ; ticket» to th»
CONCRET* IM AN«
dkmtss
At the Irrigation confère co held
week Hi* «peakora >Ol
of talk.
Burley ;»«t
*i
F.-.-tolling
lowed two lines
the benefits and virtues
romlerful resources
of irrigation
of th»
aud the
»oil Climate and water posa* »sed by
point made
southern Idaho was one
other tine of t !k pie
for vccom
clear, and the
concrete me* ns
results desired, in the
dam.' capable
sented
plishiug ill«
building of reservoir
utilizing the vast volume
in Snake river and it»
to get the- nece»
whlcb i'#
of water
of
now wasting
tfibutarle»
How
■s the quest!»»
«ary money
m »ins unsolved, bul v
1 , 1 , 1 . b» reason
to be i' better
of Hit»
of »oiution than evut
construction.
before
procès»
Qovernnu nt
(-i)Torn
tho »tat J or to
ored.il loaned to
ment
a cor.it ruction
•>rlv»i •
eombl
company.
«Id. and vr.riou»
money, »tal*
nation» of th#«e
with »
dt»
wer*
mean»
th#
view ot g'-v! -Î
Reclamation aaaoclallo '. *om#
which 1« ««n
eut»#d
Idaho
really définit# plan» ou
ter i*» organised effort»
j
vadft
from NEVADA
returned from Ne
M. former home, here 1> • »'»•
made th# trip overland
RBTt HN»
Riddell
.1 ame»
rtilt «»
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by «ut«
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