BILLS 10 AMEND LAWS IN NEZ PERCE AREA
Amendments prepared for the New Perce county delegation aim to alter bounty and game laws. Proposals include placing a bounty on cougars panthers and mountain lions. Prairie chicken season would shift from August 15-December 1 to September 15-December 15. Fishing with hand held rod would stay open year round. Screens would be placed in mill races ditches and streams.
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Perce County
Vorse
Nez Perce County
Boss Market to Be Rebranded Lewiston Cold Storage Market
Dr Boesman of Spokane began installing the plant for Boss Meat market cold storage. The upgrade includes six brine vats, space for 200 hogs and more, two refrigerating rooms, a refrigeration counter and a glass show case. The store will be renamed Lewiston Cold Storage Market and added features are planned.
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Boss Meat Market
Boesman
Spokane
Northwest
Messrs
Goldman & Armstrong
Lewiston
Juliaetta Racing for New Northern Insane Asylum Site
Boise reports say Juliaetta has a strong chance to secure the new Northern asylum for the insane. No bill to name Juliaetta yet, but an amendment may substitute Juliaetta for Grangeville. Juliaetta poised to press its claim with funds and grounds offered. Lewiston’s J Alexander buys defunct business to run as Noble Bros. and expand stock. a weekly paper may soon start to bolster the town.
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Juliaetta
Boise
Northern Asylum
Grangeville
J. Alexander
Lewiston
Noble Bros
Jos. Alexander, Jr
Alexander
W. A. Turner
Fame
May Build to Lewiston: Spokane line seeks support
City receives word promoters of the Spokane and Inland Electric railway plan may visit Lewiston soon to discuss backing the project. The line would run to Moscow and possibly extend to the Clearwater or Snake River with a Lewiston terminus, linking with the Coeur d Alene line and enhancing traffic between the Lewiston valley and proposed Grangeville route. Commercial club urged to press promoters for extension while noting promoters are financially capable and already connected to other profitable electric ventures.
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Spokane & Inland Electric Railway
Lewiston
J. P. Graves
Moscow
Clearwater
Snake River
Hatwai, Gulch
Uniontown
Collins Ranch
Hatwai Gulch
Central Ferry
Lewiston Valley
Grangeville
Spokane
Coeur d'Alene
Land Office Notice of Final Proof in Idaho Claim
Department of the Interior Lewiston Idaho notice dated Dec 23 1904 announces final proof for James W Phillips of Lapwal Idaho for section 30 township 26 north range 2 west and lists witnesses Omer Bartlett Olle Phillips Joachim Chiadek Lee Rowland and others. Proof to be made before Register J B West at Lewiston Idaho on Feb 1 1905.
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Department ‘of the Interior
United States Land Office
Lewiston
Idaho
David Ladareal
W. BR. M
Samuel Alexander
Taho
Charles H. Garby
Department of the Interior
Frank C. Knapp
Sweetwater
N. R
Jay N. Armstrong
Julius C. Beasley
Walter R. Knapp
Alfred J. Sulier
Webb
United States Land Officce
Peter J. Miller
Thomas W. Johnson
Charles H. Garry
James W. Phillips
Lapwal
Joachim Chiadek
Omer Bartlett
Lee Rowland
Olle Phillips
B. West
Frank A. Newnam
Willola
Range 2
Edward D. Cheuvront
Lenore
Francis M. Savage
Walter W. Gilbert
Franklin E. Gilbert
J. B. West
Register
Charles F. Marquette
Wis
Township
Range
John Moxley
Jennie Moxley
James Armstrong
Henry Irwin
Land Ofee
William Gaiser, JR
Waha
George B. Clark
James Lambert
Wenzel Mis
George Allanzbach
Blwest
Final Proof Notice for Isaac Kipp in Idaho Land Claim
A notice from Lewiston Idaho dated December 20 1994 lists Isaac Kipp of Fairburn Idaho as having fled and pending final proof on March 26 1905. It names associated lots in sections 19 and 24 township 34 N range 3 4 W B M along with settlers John McCormack and John Utter of Sweetwater and William McCovern and John Evans of Fairburn Idaho.
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Isaac Kipp
Fairburn
Idaho
John McCormack
Sweetwater
John Utter
William McCovern
John Evans
J. B. West
Register
Timberland Act notices mix up Lewiston Idaho filings
Notices filed under the Timber and Timber and Stone acts at Lewiston Idaho detail sworn statements by multiple claimants including Janie E McLaren Mary B Brooks and Benjamin Types. Proclamations call for proof of land value for timber over agricultural use and set March 20 1905 as a filing deadline and dates of hearing in Lewiston Idaho with witnesses named. Also notices to creditors in Nez Perce County probate court list estates of Cecilia Onyawe-ton-my Miteaboth Types Benjamin Types Ipnatah yatowit with four month claim exhibits.
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United States Land Office
Lewiston
Idaho
Act of Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Janie E. McLaren
Nez Perce
Mary B. Brooks
Nez Perce County
Cecilia
J. Howard Howe
Dént & Butler
Nez Petia
Kaho
Mitea
Dent & Butler
Nes Paros
Benjamin
Dent & Butler Block
County of
State of Idaho
Wake
Creditere
Miam
Titus
Lew , Taaiee
B. O'Neill
Lydia, Dixon
Lydia Dixon
County of Nez Perce
O'Neill
Jez Perce County
BR. O'Neill
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