Official Directory of Fralio Delivers Local Officials
Official Directory lists the territory’s officials including Governor J. Huston U.S. Attorney J. W. Poe and district attorneys for 1st 2nd and 3rd districts. It notes Supreme Court composition Chief Justice and Clerk A L Richardson and outlines land offices and county officers such as auditor recorder assessor and commissioners with district assignments in Idaho Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estrone S. Fenn
Braymat
Cartin
Pinkham U.S
J. Wi
Huston
John Huntoon
Stcoood
Perrault
John Clark Peenaieen
Squier
J.W. Poe
Mt. EB. Hollister Ouet
Supreme Court of
Territory
A. L. Richardson
Supreme Court
Cascade Canal Plan Described with Locks and Breakwater
The article details a proposed Cascade Canal on the Oregon side linking the river with a five and two thirds mile fall. It specifies a 58 by 50 foot bottom surface, 68 feet depth at high water, two locks lifting 12 and 14 feet, breakwater and cribwork, and a 7,200 foot total canal length designed to pass steamers at all river stages. The project awaits land title vesting to United States before construction begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Mitre Sill
Smark
United States
Oregonias
Telegraph Consolidation Will Centralize Lines With Western Union
President Orton of Western Union announces a final agreement with Central Pacific to fold all railroad telegraph lines into the Western Union system. Offices on the railroad lines will close and all business will run under Western Union from January 1, 1878, with terms not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Orton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Central Pacific
Oil Yourself a Little Moral Tale From An Old Neighbor
A parable about an unhappy rich man who learns to change his ways by oiling his tongue with kindness. A neighbor advises praising good work and speaking with love, ending harsh speech. The piece shifts to a humorous Hindoo debt ritual, noting creditors starving while debtors pay ten cents on a dollar in America.
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America
Northern Pacific subsidy extension gains House support
The Northern Pacific Railway faces a favorable climate in the House for a ten year extension to finish its line. Bondholders receive sympathy from many critics of subsidies, with opposition likely from Senator Mitchell due to the Portland, South Pass and Salt Lake Railroad. Washington observers discuss Captain Perry case outcomes and Idaho gains Mr. Fenn on Indian Affairs committee for his diligent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Northern Pacific R. R. Co
Bondlolders
Mitchell
Portland
South Pass
Northern Pacific
Tel
Oregonian
Washington City
Captain Perry
Cottonwood House
Idaho
Fenn
Washington Eor
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A. Leland & Son
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Alonzo Leland
F. Leland
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Idano District
P. Thompson
Iesoseeneedames Stout
Ces
Alowes
North Idaho
Wanasenes Od
J. Warner NT
Andanonce
Ezra Baird Auditor & Recorder
Ara Rudson Teasutot
Cseoracsere
Ee Binnard Assessor
A. W. Cern
M. B. Holbrook
Ewing J. M. Curry
Shoshone County
Sherif Sale
Sant
Distotectehds
Ver
NEZ Perce Co
Probate Tuco
Ceskstseesesvens
D. L. Elliott
Saarias
John Malloy
Cascade Canal
Puget Sound Courier
Republican Territorial Committee
Democratic Committee
Telegraphic Matters
Grostein & Binnard
DB Tananes
Loewenberg Bros
General Merchandise
Lewiston, Idaho
Vaxno
Hotel DE France
S. T
Raymond Saux
Luna Stable
C Street
Lewiston, I
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