Payette County ID Archives News.....From Payette  June 8, 1901
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Idaho Daily Statesman June 8, 1901
Idaho Daily Statesman
Boise, Idaho
Saturday, June 8, 1901
 
From Payette
 
Payette, June 7 - At a meeting of the town council last evening an ordinance 
was passed prohibiting the playing of baseball on Sundays.  Those who rented 
property to the Chinese were ordered to make proper drainage and to disinfect 
the buildings.
 
L. V. Patch and Harry Aden who have a fine piece of land just below town 
unloaded an 18-horse power gasoline engine which they will use to run a large 
pump.
 
A. B. Moss is loading nine cars with wool, over half a million pounds being 
purchased by one man.
 
A. B. Anderson of Weiser and W. H. Vessey and wife and D. McGray of North 
Yakima, Wash., arrived on this morning's cannonball and went on to Falk's 
Store.
 
John F. Nesbitt and wife were doing business in town.  Mr. Nesbit reports that 
the frost reached his place.
 
John Bane was in today.
 
Miss Francis Ewing left on the eastbound to Mountainhome to visit her parents.

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