The fact that only one fifth of the new attorneys to pass the bar examination the last two years were Idaho graduates was called to the attention of the Idaho students, as evidence that there is still plenty of room for Idaho lawyers to expand.

Dean Francis A. Thomson of the school of mines of the University, will conduct the annual examination for the Jerome J. Day University scholarship in the Idaho school of mines at IMPROVING HIGHWAYS IN GENESEE DISTRICT.

The famous piece of road between Genesee and the Lewiston grade, known as "the missing link," is being graded and put in shape preparatory to receiving a heavy coat of gravel, thereby making it in the permanent road class, says the Genesee News. The road along the railroad between Genesee and Leon is also receiving its share of attention and is being put in first-class shape. This piece of road has always received its share of attention, but will be in better shape in the future than ever before.

The road leading from just below the Ingel school house south is also in good condition and it is understood will receive a coat of gravel before it is entirely finished, which will make a splendid road to the south from Genesee. The farmers of that section, who have had the road graded, are to be complimented on their enterprise.

The Rimrock Highway district is surfacing two miles of their highway between the Gage and Pish ranches. They will also surface a mile and an eighth of road in the Theo. Schlueter district.  District. 