State Land Board report outlines revenues and projects
The State Land Board report shows total receipts for two years at about 3.4 million dollars with timber and land revenues contributing varied figures. It highlights Carey Act funding, timber leases, and anticipated income from state land and irrigation projects across multiple counties, plus notes on immigration and development plans for Twin Falls, Lincoln, Owyhee, Canyon, Fremont, and others.
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Carey Act Trust Fund
Register Church
Gras
Land Board
Holt
Palla
Lincoln
Maine
Owyhee
Canyon
Fremont
Mesnock
Oneida
Cassia
Ada
Bire
Hinghas
State Land Department
Pines
Act Trust Fund
Menalal
Arkansas River Flooding Damages Town and Dikes Fail
The Arkansas river overflow devastated a town with water breaching riverfront defenses. Dikes gave way, tops topple into the stream, and widespread damage to buildings and property followed as flooding worsened.
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Ark
Saloon Man in Harrison Pleads Not Guilty to Gambling Charge
Tom Metlenry, saloon owner in Harrison, appeared before Judge McCall to answer a charge of permitting gambling. He pleaded not guilty and the case was set for trial on December 10.
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Tom Metlenry
Harrison
Royal Areh Masons elect officers for ensuing year
Royal Are Masons elected the following officers for the ensuing year at a meeting held last evening. High Priest Geo Paysette. King E R Whitls. Scribe Ralph Nevers. Secretary Geo Ott. Treasurer W Tile. Captain of the Horse D Winn. Sojourner Geo Nevers. Waster of the Well Guy Bartent. Giles Bedell and H Grindeman.
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Royal Areh Masons Binet
The
Royal Are Masons
Geo. Paysette
King
E. R. Whitls
Sertbe
Ralph Nevers
Geo. Ott
W. Tile
D. Winn
Geo. Nevers
Guy Bartent
Giles Bedell
H. Giindeman
Warmiups Dark Bremerton Paint War Tailwinds
In Bremerton Washington on December 4 1910 a local paint war involving Chet and a rear event caused a scene as the crowd gathered. Details remain fragmentary but witnesses report a clash over space near a rear area, prompting organizers to pause activities.
Portland Police Chiefs Delayed After Chief Biggy Death
The police commissioners will not appoint a new chief until Biggy is confirmed dead. Biggy’s body has not been found despite continued search. Rumor says Mayor Taylor will nominate a successor when ready after confirmation. A Portland bulletin notes the morning fire at the Lanth post office with quiet work by the barn workers.
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Chet Gay & Ban Fravcsco
Dee
Lnte
Biggy
Portland
Ore
Lanth
Damage suit in Laveine case drags through courts
Awalt seeks 10000 dollars in damages in a district court suit against A K Adelberg claiming groundless allegations and loss of business. The case traces through probate and district courts, cites attachments and restraining orders, and notes an injunction sought to bar further legal actions. Col Mullan represents Lavalne in the enduring litigation.
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N. Laveine
A. K. Adelberg
Besidwa
Adebere
Laverne
Chamberlin
T. It. Heda
Steele
Adelberg
Hedal
McCall
Anne
Ledwig Roeper
Fietriet Court
Faye
Miles City
Montana
Col Mullan
Lavalne
Vancouver clerk Harris arrested in Portland
Jobe Harris Vancouver Wack city clerk was arrested at the Bell Hotel in Portland on an embezzlement charge. Reports say he attempted suicide about a week earlier due to despondency over not being reelected, with details of the offense not learned. Knights of Pythias install officers at their Newtiog ball last evening, naming new year officers and ceremonial roles.
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Vortland
Ore
Jobe Harris
Vancouver
Wack
BL. Charles Hotel
Harrie
Knights
Knights of Pythias
W. A. Andrews
K. D. van Fristmbers
Freiais
David Preamex
Arma
Fred Hammond
Revord and Seal
T. C. Mabe
Finane
James HM
Mart
Barbeyser
A. L. Neneh
Prask Geith
James Guard
W. C Benton
J. i Frasier
Indies of the Christian cherchy set for pantry sale
A local group called the Indies of the Christian cherchy plans a pantry sale at the Table Guppy company tomorrow afternoon. The event aims to raise funds and feature community vendors, with attendance expected from residents and nearby organizations.
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Cherchy
Bve & Pantry
Guppy Company
Narrow Escape for Children from Dormitory Fire
A dormitory fire at a state school for deaf and blind children in North Tamima caused extensive damage and could have killed many as children slept. The blaze started on the third floor and spread downward. investigators suspect arson. Damages totaled 115,000 with water damage to state records.
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Romer
Thahe
Dee
Ube
Gas test at mine congress reenacts dangerous explosion
The Suveramest’s labor report describes a staged gas test at a mining congress. Demonstrators used explosive dust and powders to show safety devices failing. a fourth tent sparked a loud spectacle but the dust did not ignite. Former Governor A B Fleming urged reforms and pensions for miners amid debate on safety standards.
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Wescenaea
Pee Dee
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Committee of the State Bar
Richardson
Palmer
Merritt Merritt
Seabury Merritt
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B. B. Palmer
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