Grade Trial of Damage Case Before District Court
The Bank seeks four thousand five hundred dollars in damages claiming the present building rests on established grade and requests judgment from the district court.
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03 Apr 1902
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Lewiston Daily Teller in Lewiston, Idaho
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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
1
New Patent Machine Aims to Save Fine Gold on Snake River
From Kaslo British Columbia a newly patented machine will arrive in days to begin work on the Marshal bar of Snake river about ten miles above the city. The experimental project seeks to collect flour gold from river bars and could grow into a large industry if successful. The venture promises considerable field for operation and will be watched with interest by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaslo
British Columbia
Marshal Bar
Snake River
Snake
Sheriff seeks mandamus to force audit of extradition expense
Sheriff A W Kroutinger petitions Idaho Supreme Court to compel the state board of examiners to audit and pay $270.20 in extradition costs for bringing fugitive Kit Chitwood from Tennessee to Lewiston. The case hinges on old statutes vs later limits assigning prosecution costs to counties, with hearings set for April 7 and a special court session on April 2. County interests and state finance collide over liability for fugitive returns. Miles W. Johnson represents the petitioner. Attorney General represents the state. The dispute arose after the Nezperce County board refused payment, citing jurisdiction and statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Kroutinger
Supreme Court
State Board of Examiners
State Board
Tennessee
Kit Chitwood
Lewiston
Nezperce County
United States
Territorial Treasury
Attorney-General
Miles W. Johnson
Nezperce
Supreme Court of Idaho
Bank sues city over damages from street grade change in Lewiston
First National Bank of Lewiston sues Lewiston for 4500 alleging the 1883 grade on Main Street and a Vollmer building’s construction were misaligned by a later macadam. Bank president John Vollmer testifies depreciation, basement flooding, and rental loss. City records, surveys, and council testimonies are reviewed. judge to rule. Noted arrivals Bedell and M Phail last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Lewiston
City of
Vollmer
J. B. Menemy
Main Street
W. P. Bell
M. A. Kelly
John P. Vollmer
Bank
Menemy
T. B. Cooper
Weisgarber
George A. Frost
Bell
McFarland
Babb and Tannahill
5. L. McFarland
Steele
Ar tesian Water From Crevasses Strikes Pine Oil scent
A report notes artesian water issuing from crevasses with heavy irregular flow and an unexpected pine oil odor detected by observers. The phenomenon is described as characteristic and unusual, drawing attention from local residents and engineers surveying the site.
Artesian Water Strikes Lewiston Oil Well East of City
Artesian water erupted at Lewiston Oil and Gas Co well three miles east of Lewiston city. A sudden eight inch jet shot up three to four feet, flooding the well house and soaking workers, followed by periodic spurts as the drill moves. Experts attribute the flow to basalt with crevasses under pressure, with potential 500 to 600 gallons per minute if obstructing fractures were closed. Oil seepage accompanies the water, and progress continues with depth now above 600 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Oil & Gas Company
L. A. Porter
Lewiston
Porter
Lewiston Valley
Depth driven drillers push to pierce basalt cap
With depth and urgency, drillers labor to pierce the basalt cap and reveal what lies beneath as they continue exploration.
Federated Women's Clubs Charter Weighs Race Rules
The U S attorney general to decide if Federated Women's Clubs may enforce racial and previous condition provisions under their new charter. Los Angeles meeting—colored club members controversial. secret membership forms imply white-only policy. Also notes on North Fork survey work and Colfax street project bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
General Federation of Clube
Fed
Los Angeles
Colored Club
Laa
Apt Fl Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dent & Butler
Studebaker
Panett
Matic
Cire
Fletcher Hardware
Kjos
A. Kjos
Idaho
the Bank
Kroutinger
The
Valley Lumber Company
Parks
Peck
Plank Bros
Kamiah
Charles Parker
Fourth Avenue
Fourth Street
Normal Hill
Huber & Frazier
Messrs. Bedell and
M. Phail
Lewiston Oil Company
Federated Women’s Clubs
North Perk Survey
C. O. Brown
Absahka
George
Ad Wi
Brown
Moscow
Mr. Brown
North Fork
McCullough
Colfax
Hastings the Shoe Man
M.J.B
Lewiston Bakery and Grocery
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