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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text appears damaged with scattered place names and undefined terms. The readable fragments mention a weekly Friday issuance, references to counties or towns, and generic price phrases. No clear person, organization, date, or event emerges to establish a coherent news item.
Hailey miners join Hollister company crews in Shoshone Valley after word that the Hailey works close. A new power plant at Shoshone Falls will supply cheaper electricity for ore treatment and support rapid tunnel completion, boosting local jobs, growth and regional development.
The Hollister case closed with the court finding in favor of Hollister on the state claims against the cave development defendants. Judgment awarded Hollister $500 in each case, in line with the jury verdict. Judge K J Perky presided in the city, with Ed Walters for the state and Clark and Hayes for Hollister.
W H Baugh began excavating a new store room 16 by 80 feet in the ear of his store for a stone addition. He plans soon to add another story with office rooms to meet demand from doctors and lawyers in Sho shone. No empty houses remain and all rooms are taken.
The supreme court affirms a two mile limit on sheep grazing near inhabited dwellings in a divided decision. The ruling sustains restrictions intended to protect areas around residences from livestock grazing within the specified distance.
Chief Justice Quarsla writes the court's opinion with Justice Sullivan concurring. Justice Stockslager dissents but has not filed a concurrent or dissenting opinion.
A letter by Fred BR. Reed of New York extols Idaho as it moves from infancy to progress. He praises its vast resources, mining boom near Thunder Mountain, future pay rolls, diverse economy, and favorable climate. The piece urges rapid migration, homesteading, and investment, calling Idaho the Gem of the Mountains and a promising commonwealth.
Members of 1 S. Grant Post G AR at Shoshone thank the citizens for the support shown during the burial ceremonies of Comrades B S Morley and Joho W Saviers. Post Commander expresses gratitude for the assistance and sympathy received.
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