Kinsolving Wins Land Case In Local Proceedings
The court upheld Kinsolving in a disputed land entry claim, finding the entry by the general land office invalid due to speculative motives and improper sale steps before title transfer. A separate Lewiston report notes local option politics fueling saloon-related promises and proposed liquor-driven voting lines, with divisions over county boundaries and impact on prairie residents. Coeur d Alene racing plans discuss securing a suitable course, syndicate negotiations, and potential five year lease to establish a western style track after racing laws restrict other states.
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Washington
California
Idaho
Salt Lake City
County Commissioners Win in County Poor Case
Judge Dunn sustained the county board in the award of the care contract for the county sick and indigent to the Coeur d Alene Memorial Co. Drennen appealed claiming prejudice and lack of public benefit. Judge Mellen appeared for Drennen, C H Potts for the board. The document also lists real estate transfers in Kootenai County via Panhandle Abstract Co. and various docketed parcels with prices and recipients.
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Jude Unin Yowerday
D. Drennan
Board of County Commissioners
Coeur @Alene Memorial Co
Drennais
Alea
Judaer Dunn
C.H Potts
Edwin Mellen
Drenasa
Proceedings of Koosenal County Board May 11 1909
The Board met by adjournment at 9 o clock a.m. with C. M. Trigg, Mundy and Wattushe present. They read and approved previous minutes, then considered petitions for public and private roads, including a 24 mile public road from north of the O and B railroad to section 21. Viewers were appointed and petitions approved. Licenses and bonds for liquor and saloon keepers were discussed, as were road overseer appointments for districts 6 and 26, and a justice of the peace for Athol precinct. Bond and financial items, hotel license, tax certificate cancellations, and election canvass for Independent district were noted. (Continues on Page 4.)
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Poard
Purmiant
Clock & A
C. M. Trigg
M- Mundy
Wests
Mame D
Dierks
A. C. Mochin
Enoch Palmer
Clyde Armstrong
Pascal Michaud
Wrath
Bartog
Lake Kil- Marney
Thenea
Wnetion
W. BM
Wright
William Graham
L.A. Stewart
Nels Paul_ sen
Ferrell
Abo
Madden
Petekort
Marien
Idaho
Kari Aeverland
St. Marien
Lap & Lapalat
Maries
Lappy @ Lapalat
St. Maries
Nels Paulsen
Potielers
Athol Presinet
A. Cruse
L. M. Kirkpatrick
Colle
Stil
Mra. Polk
Grend
Fred Poltn
Hlennse
Spirit Lae
J. W. Amith
Saresor
Rensov
Fred J. Hubbell
Justice of the Peace
Spirit Lake
Riots hit Philadelphia subway workers and patrols amid clashes
Philadelphia June 3 Rioters attack transit staff after a non union dispute as police struggle to restore order. Hundreds injured as mobs disable cars and tracks in Kensington and West Philadelphia with dynamite on lines and drivers forced from vehicles. Authorities deploy guards to protect workers and lines slowly resume service.
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Philadelphia
Kensington
League Island Navy Yard
Fifth
Minth Street
Aly
Severa Pullerines
West Philadelphia
Tepe Weer
Gewstown
Gov Hay Calls Special Session on June 23
Seattle July 3 A proclamation by Gov Hay orders a special session of the legislature at 2 PM on June 23. A conference with Attorney General Bett is planned before it convenes to review disclosures in the adjutant general's office and determine necessary corrective action.
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GOV. Hay
Seattle
Wash
Bett
Grneral
Landslide Dams Mule Creek Causing Roosevelt Backwater Dismay
Report from Roosevelt Idaho of a massive landslide near Mule Creek damming a 200 foot wide channel and flooding the area. Caswell Curran placer claims along Mule Creek faced damage as hydraulic work intensified the slide toward the Monumental River with Roosevelt officials noting widespread destruction and property losses.
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Wayland
Roosevelt
G. Canwell
Bolan
Dioneers
Thunder Mauntale
Btatemman
Diapeich
Conwell
Hudionim
Canwol & Curran Plaeve Hlaline
Thunder Mintain
Mule Creek
Atromin
Hoosevelt
Bautium
Mule Prewk
Pertuais
Big Fourth of July Celebration Planned in City
The community plans a grand Independence Day event with a festival on July Fourth. Organizers, including chairman Colley and Hon. Robert Collins, convened to finalize preparations and assign roles for committees on advertising, finance, decorations, arrangements, and safety. A ceremonial meeting approved a program featuring a horse racing pageant at the Covington racecourse as a major attraction.
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Tower of
Nanimous
Ordey
Te McCiewr
Robert Oolline
Bunda
Colley Wan
Coljive
Wilfer JL. Motiess
Wright
I L. Misch
Wi Collins
Willam Pudge
Granger
Plait
Thomas
O'Rourke
A. Singer
Fany
M.D Wrist
Willane Dollar
Boyd Hmm
Ire
Shallie
Mander
Ferrik Welle
Colquhoun
Oharest
Che
Idaho
Clerks Outing At Harden Lake Hotel
A group of clerks including Allee EFMell Magdelise Mer thes Doose Kihel Wheeler Kath erine Grunenee and Carrie Stra yehinmerer are guests at the Harden Lake hotel. They are spending their vacation together at the Kemp a Herbert sare of Buvhene.
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Allee Efmell
Magdelise
Merthes Doose
Kihel Wheeler
Katherine Grunenee
Carrie Strayehinmerer
Kemp
Herbert Sare
Buvhene
Harden Lake Hotel
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Kinsolving
Anon
Kinsoly
Joe Johnson
Roy Lam
Medaliritiribe Co
Lewiston
Initia
Ibdivision
Bax
Theater
Woul
Lape Creok
Nex Peres
Prairie
Lewistons
Liquor Association
ENN Ae & Prine
Ality Rr
Board 14
Aweording Coutenet
Lst
Reat Enate Wanaters
Kootens
Panhandie Abstract Company
Betta We
Tolman
Bikyd
Hecelator
Berita
Gordos
Joba K
Langeryou
Bt. Marien
Tanner J. Haveland
Mart Agay
AG Trnet
Lawrence Park
Atk
Ella Bolten
Mids
C. D'A
James N. Harber
Anna Metrall
Barmer
Waldo G. Pabee
Wright Timber
Marine Land Co
Te Groner Veviers
Marion
Proceedings OF
Koosenal County Roart
Conerese
Katos Milla Bar
Bates
Investionien
Winstarr Casiner
Coeur d'Alene
George M Shiprey
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