Chief Joseph Journey to Washington Stirred By Peaceful Tribes
Spokane papers report Chief Joseph and two lieutenants headed to Washington to seek permission to return to their Wallowa valley stamping ground. Joseph is not wanted in this region. his return would spark trouble, while many of his tribe remain peaceful and striving to adapt to white society. Thomas Kane, a Portland paper correspondent, vanished New Year’s morning after leaving the Raymond house and is feared dead or missing, with police suspecting foul play or self-inflicted death.
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Spokane
Joseph
Washington
Wallowa Valley
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Nespelim
Thomas Kane
Lewiston
Pacific Miner
Portland
Raymond House
Kane
Regulation of Sheep Inspector Report Shows Lower Dip Rates
Thomas G. Lowe, state sheep inspector, reports annual findings on range sheep numbers and scab infection. In fall 1572 bands totaling 5 182,590 head were inspected with about 0.5 percent infected. If one sheep is infected, the entire band is dipped. Fed recommendations support these figures. In 1961, 796,991 head were oriented for shipment and 15,335 condemned to be dipped. this year 830,900 shipped with 7,335 condemned, a 9 percent decrease. Public dip works urged under inspector control with lime and sulphur as sole legal dip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Lowe
Lewiston charter change eyed to expand city limits
Senator Crum of Lewiston discussed a plan to amend the Lewiston charter to enlarge the city's boundaries. He argued the city has grown into a major distributing center and business hub in the northwest, with wealth and population rising and suburbs needing inclusion.
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Cram
Lewiston
Crum
Bawiston
Northwest
Incer
Kckomets
Idaho Caucus Honors and Reactions After Senatorial Vote
Judge Heyburn hailed the caucus as fair and dignified and pledged to serve all Idahoans. W E Borah thanked loyal friends from across the state, Boise supporters noted with pride, while Standrod praised the fair process and predicted capable Senate representation. Brady, Truitt, Goukin, Shoup, and Gooding commented on a clean, open fight and mutual respect among Republican leaders.
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Heyburn
Idaho
W. E Borah
Esy
Boise
Standrod
Heybure
Shoup
Judge Standrod
Senate of the
United States
Jufige Heyburn
Senate
Brady
Esid
Lem
Judge Truitt
Heybarn
Cnd
Thaho
Goukin
Gooding
Republican Etate Committee
Idaho House Debates Bridges and Mine Tax Proposals
Idaho lawmakers discuss a $30000 appropriation for a bridge with a three member commission and Weiser city payment of 15000 for approaches. Bills cover mine taxation, employer liability for injuries, county salary law changes, and reduced state printing costs. The session includes printing contracts, mileage debates, and district court notices.
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Weiser
O. Neill
Shoshone
Ballentine
Blaine County
Moore
Idaho
Brown
Ada
Senate Printing Company
Effex
Capital News Printing Company
A. C. Boot
Statesman Company
Senate
Senator Pence
Statesman
Peace
Caton
Stevenson
Repub-Ican
HOUSE
Lewiston Lodge to vote on sale of property to Hank Trimble
Lewiston Lodge No. 8 F and I O O F will hold a meeting February 3 1903 to vote on selling and conveying land west of the I O O F building plus a half interest in the hall wall to Hank Trimble for 7000 dollars. Permanent trustees H K Barnett and C E Burlington urge members to attend.
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Lewiston Lodge No. 8
I. O O. F. Hall
Sixth Street
Main Street
F. Hall
Hank Trimble
H. K. Barnett
C. E. BuTimr
Lewiston Lodge
F. Aw
Lewiston Idaho Aliased Summons in Probate Court
An alias summons in Nez Perce County Idaho Probate Court against M J O'Brien demands appearance by March 7 1903 at 10 am to answer the plaintiff Lewiston based loan action. The complaint seeks recovery of a loan plus 7 percent interest since October 1903 and costs, with default judgment noted if unanswered.ione.
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Nez Perce County
State of Idaho
Lewiston
M. J. O'Brien
M. J. O’brien
Idaho
Crowe
Jalan
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Miller
Chief Joseph
Regert
Bill Witham Ane
House Printing Committee
Statesman Printing Company
Capital News
Chris Weisgerber
John E. Nickerman
Si” le Francois
Idaho Investment Banking Company
Itd
Samuel H. Reed
Beck
Yantis Tract
McClllen McIntire
O.’P. McIntire
Che
Ansa Btnward
Cy Ee
R. L. Durham
Willard Parker
Clearwater
Lewison
Charles J. H. Bellmer
Isabella McIntosh
Emily Deacon
Maury L. Stranahan
James Deacon Jr
May L. Stranahan
Vu. S
George E. Horseman
Wise
U. S
Joseph Koenigs
E. R. White
Angus R. Trimble
W. E. Ratcliffe
Delphia L. Staggs
Peck
Benj. F. Basher
Calvin W. McEwen
P. E. Stookey
Ben F. Zeh
Nezperce
Ben F. Zehner
F. A. Farrish
C. W. McFaddin
Lulu Severns
Zaza
Opera House
District Court
D.S. Dent
Normal Hill
Forbes
I. N. Smith
Moscow
Mr. Smith
Albert Carbuhin
Florence Payne
C. A. Cook
Johanna Roos
Lydon
Ws Reese
Ate
Nes Perce Ne Ion Gane Atos
Eedt Peres Ont
Lack
Tom Surra
Plaintiff
Second Judicial District
State of
Neg Redhee
Art Gantehner
Edmond D. Potvin
William Malanfant
Saber Tee
Dist
Smat
Hen F. Tweedy
Bissell
ALC
Neal S
J. O. Vassar
Sec
Odd Fellows’ Building
Alent
Thatgherg Kling
Meéuli. & Lomax Clothiers and Furnishers
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