Irrigated land on one side of the county division line is assessed at $15 to $20 an acre higher than it is on the other side," he said, "and the higher assessments come nearer the true value for taxation purposes. It is hard to deal with situations before this."
FORMER MOSCOW PEOPLE ARE TWO CHILDREN, MOTHER, MRS. GERLOUCH, ARRIVE IN MOOSE CITY THURSDAY EVENING FROM CALIFORNIA
Professor L. S. Gerlough, wife and Mrs. Gerlough's mother, Mrs. Gerlough, and Mrs. Gerlough's uncle, W. Landen, are here from California. Professor Gerlough is a graduate of the University of Idaho and from Oxford, England, having been a Rhodes scholarship man. For several years he taught in the San Diego schools and has been elected to a position in the Palo Alto schools this year.
Dr. A. Thomson, dean of the school of mines at the University of Idaho, Dean Thomson in Town, arrived in the city Friday noon to attend business matters, and family have been in Spokane for some time on vacation. The dean has been an attention to the business matters in connection with the state bureau of mines.
The dean is Professor Is Appointed Member of the Show Board
H. W. Halbert, professor in the department of agriculture at the college of agriculture, has received notification of his appointment to the state board of agriculture.  The advisory board of the All-Northwest Hay and Grain Show association, with headquarters at Pendleton, Ore. According to Professor Hulbert, the All-Northwest Show held annually at Pendleton is composed of grain and forage crop exhibits from the four states of Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Montana and from Canada. 