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History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests . HISTORY OF IDAHO 867 of age he entered the Oregon Agricultural College,at Corvallis, where he continued his studies abouttwo years, at the expiration of which lie was matric-ulated in Columbia College, in the city of Portland,in which admirable institution he was graduated asa member of the class of 1883 and from which he re-ceived tlie degree of Bachelor of Arts. He was buteighteen years of age at the t:me of his graduationand soon after his return to the family home, atPrineville, he wa
History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests . HISTORY OF IDAHO 867 of age he entered the Oregon Agricultural College,at Corvallis, where he continued his studies abouttwo years, at the expiration of which lie was matric-ulated in Columbia College, in the city of Portland,in which admirable institution he was graduated asa member of the class of 1883 and from which he re-ceived tlie degree of Bachelor of Arts. He was buteighteen years of age at the t:me of his graduationand soon after his return to the family home, atPrineville, he was appointed deputy county clerk, aposition of which he continued the incumbent forfive years. His efficient service and sterling char-acter marked him as specially eligible for further of-ficial preferment, and he was then elected countyclerk. He retained this office five consecutive terms,of two years each, and his administration was mostable and satisfactory, the same being on record asone of the most able and satisfactory, the same be-ing on record as one of the best given to that im-portant office
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