Salt Lake Telegram | 1906-05-18 | Page 5 | Intermountain Affairs

Intermoiintain Affairs ' Gleaning from Cwuntry Prsssv 'The beet sugar . committee of the Payette, Pay-ette, Ida., Commercial club to In receipt of th. bond of $100,000 from , the Western Idaho Sugar company, which 'practically assures the building, of a factory at Payette Pay-ette next year. ,i: . J On good authority It has been stated that within a week or ten days the O. 8. L. will extend the stock yards siding at Nyssa, Ida..- to Increase the facility for loading- stock which is being shipped In grest numbers from this point. . The stock yards are to be Increased In slse and another chute added. .;.... -j a a . - -. , A - trainload of machinery vand equipment equip-ment for the Government work at the Deer Flat. Ida., reservoir has arrived. It consisted con-sisted of several water wagons to be used In sprinkling tho works as It Is torn up, and to lay the dust. There were several sev-eral cars of scrapers and utensils for the works. - The fores at the works Is being constantly increased, and dirt is flying all along the line. . - - . Twenty-nine students will graduate from the senior class of the Idaho Stat university at Moscow this year.. Of this number sixteen are from the mining department, de-partment, and thirteen from the academic department. . - . . . . . .. Gus Flelgner has awarded the contract of building the Wciser..Ida,, brewery to FuUaHilbert Bradley of -that city. The contract price la $1.M. The contractors will begin work Immediately. The cost of the plant with the entire equipment will be about $70.000.. - , .; - -' ' . ' - At their last meeting the Preston village board appropriated sufficient money to' purchase ten acres of land to be used as a city park. : . - . . V -a. o a --.. ,- The Payette Valley railroad Is being pushed forward with rapidity. The matters mat-ters of rights of way and terminals have now been fully arranged for and the roadbed road-bed is being built as rapidly as a force of forty teams with men can do the work.