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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
4
The Lewiston Teller denounces Idaho's fusion era legislature for party manipulation and political expediency. It cites the reapportionment and county division bills as partisan gerrymanders, arguing public interests are ignored and personal gain drives decisions at the state Capitol.
A Caldwell Tribune excerpt argues for a series of humorous and practical congresses such as sheep goat and dairy to address reform costs. It notes a likely extra session and critiques the Nez Perce county division fight as defending citizen rights against political domination, with most residents in the affected area backing reform.
Nez Perce residents oppose dividing the county to aid Shoshone, noting the substantial assessable property in Nez Perce and warning the burden would fall on a near unanimous local majority. The dispute likely will go to higher courts. Amidst regional news, Lewiston sees growth in wholesale trade and infrastructure while Philippine insurrection nears its end with Aguinaldo unlikely to regain power.
Notice for publication under Timber and Stone Act dated June 3 1878 and February 15 1901 announces Ernest McCullough of Nez Perce County Idaho died and sworn statement filed to prove land suitable for timber or stone. Witnesses include William A. Holland Orie Heke and William A. Morey all of Lewiston Idaho. Claims must be filed by April 27 1901 before the Lewiston Idaho land office.
A compilation of notice text from the Interior Department and United States Land Office in Lewiston Idaho detailing public land publication for entries, contests, and witnesses. It lists claimants, names of witnesses, sections, townships, ranges, and dates for filings, notices, and hearings across 1901 to 1903, including contest actions and timber land act proceedings.
In the Northern District of Idaho Richard Tothe James H Beatty judge presiding the petition seeks discharge of debts provable against the estate under the bankrupt acts. Notice is ordered for March 15 1991 at Lewiston Idaho with publication in the Lewiston Teller and mail sent to known creditors. Charles L Scot and L F Inman M D are referenced amid court actions and professional notices.
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