The investigation just completed
an< l which cost $120,000, resulting in
the decision of utilizing the Lewiston
site, involved not only numerous sur
veys affecting logging roads, but ex
amination of numerous prospective
dam sites on the North Fork of the
.dearwater, the stream that penetrates
the heart of the great belt. The prob
lem involved not only river driving
operations, hut delivery of logs by
rail, due to the fact that the syndi
the;rate's holdings lie on the slopes of
both the North and South Forks, the
latter stream not being adäNted to
driving. At the outset of the inquiry
. .,
John P. Weyerhaeuser made the an
nouncement that the problem involved
a decision as to whether a series of
small mills should he installed at
favored points in the belt or whether
one large mill would be decided upon,
this to be located at Lewiston.
p.. • ■■nrin millirnrr npn
I.HAMKrll lillMMrlllir III
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CONSIDER BOYS' SCHOOL
At the weekly luncheon of the Mos
cow chamber of commerce tomorrow,
Moscow's position regarding the lo
eating of the
row's meeting
chamber of commerce at the meeting
of the North Idaho chamber of^com
merce. at Lewiston December 11 Tt
is desired that there be a large dcle
gation at Lewiston meeting and any
"'ho believe that they will be able to
attend are asked to notify Secretary
Rowe.
There will be specikl music at to
morrow's meeting and an excellent
lunch, served by T^awrence Huff, of
Huff's Cafe.
