Indians From Sioux Denied Parade Permission in Washington
In Washington on March 13, Commissioner Leupp rejected a Sioux band’s bid to join inaugural ceremonies. He argued parades must follow a fixed order to avoid overwhelming spectacle, noting Geronimo’s honorary placement and Carlisle Indian School students marching under flags. The decision drew criticism from advocates in Arizona and other states.
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Washington, D. C
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Leupp
Washington
Wilson
Indiana
Arizona
Geronimo
Quanah
American Horse
Little Plume
Buckskin Charley
Hollow Horn Bear
Wearh
Carlisle Indian School
United States Cavalry
Water rights filed in Idaho for mining and irrigation
Boise March 13. The state engineer received applications for water rights from Lawrence Cook Lincoln Idaho county for 1.2 second feet of Corral creek for placer mining W Chapman Goff for five second feet of Allison creek for placer mining Allen C Merritt Salmon for 100 second feet of the Salmon river for irrigation Charles D Williams Weiser for one second foot of a flowing well in township 20 merth range 4 west for irrigation H P Richards Georgetown Bear Lake county for one second foot of Sheep dip spring for irrigation Emil Tornsche Wallace for one half second foot of Wernsche water right for irrigation George A Laura B Blakeley Otis Bingham county for 10 second feet of Big Hole springs for irrigation Anel Hackbarth Winchester Nez Perce county for two second feet of Lapwai creek for transportation and manufacturing H D Richardson Boise for 25 second feet of Brown's creek for placer mining B Drake Patterson Lemhi County for 1.8 second feet of Big creek for irrigation.
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Boise
Lawrence ©. Cook
Lincoln
Idaho County
Corral Creek
Co. W. Chapman
Goff
Allison Creek
Allen C. Merritt
Salmon
Charles D. Williams
Weiser
Merth
H. P. Richards
Georgetown
Bear Lake County
Sheep Dip Spring
Emil Tornsche
Wallace
Wernsche
George A
Laura B. Blakeley
Otis
Bingham County
Big Hole Springs
Anel Hackbarth
Winchester
Nez Perce County
Lapwai Creek
H. D. Richardson
Brown's Creek
Drake
Patterson
Lemhi County
Big Creek
Governor Gooding vetoes mining bill affecting stockholders
Boise March 13 1905 Governor Gooding vetoed H B 164 by Richards of Ada two thirds stock approval required for mining ground purchases or disposals. He cites hardship on mining industry delaying growth and expense. Veto message dated March 19 1905 explains stockholder ratification needed for property deals.
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Boise
Gooding Friday
Richards
Ada
Ida
Will H. Gibson
United States
Frank R. Gooding
Chance for Young Men to Enter Government Service
The United States civil service commission announces two March 29, 1905 Boise examinations to obtain eligibles for skilled laborer and skilled helper positions in federal offices and for an apprentice draftsman role. Applicants may apply at the Boise post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Boise
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
District of Columbia
Ordnance
Washington, D. C
Boise Post Office
Work on county debts ends with net shoshone share
Wallace March 11 The Press reports accountants finish adjusting Nez Perce and Shoshone county debts with one major item Timber land 225 200 valued at 225 200 The total debts and liabilities of Shoshone were 266 373 04 Nez Perce share of net debt 66 111 41 The cash in treasury 16 711 42 Nez Perce taxes since November 19 add 13 875 13 to 3 212 16 due Nez Perce from taxes and money on hand plus school credits 16 152 28. Valuations show annexed portion 1 068 039 79 with 225 200 disputed value lowering Nez Perce payment to 15 81 percent of debt.
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Wallace
Nez Perce- Shoshone
Shoshone
Nez Perce
South Shoshone
Shoshone County
Clearwater Timber Company
Payne Weaver Wedding Announcement in Lewiston
Cards announce the marriage of Ma bel Lucella Payne of Mountain Home to Lawrence J. Weaver of Boise on Wednesday March 29 at noon. Payne, daughter of G. M. Payne, is editor of the South Idaho Herald and active in state press circles and clubs. Weaver is a prominent Boise mining man.
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Lewiston
Mabel Lucella Payne
Mountain Home
Lawrence J. Weaver
Boise
Miss Payne
G. M. Payne
Payne
South Idaho Herald of
State Press Association
Weaver
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Thomas J. Taylor
Pocatelllo
South Fork
Pocatello Creek
Katie Wilson
McCammon
Portneuf River
James W. Green
Clear Creek
James W. Bainbridge
Marysville
Fremont County
Joseph E. Boss
Frank Hellis
Hot Hole Springs
Elmore County
Joe
Iee
Fong
Fac Limite Signature of
New York
Bears
Joseph Cigar
Farner & Bartlett
Lewiston, Idaho
THE
OWL Bar
Main Street
R. L. Latimer
Prop
Pacific Brewing and Malting Co
Settle and Draught Beer
Lewiston National Bank
Allison Sarigiter
Allison
Senate
Grant
Mitchell
Oregon
Stewart
Nevada
Iowa
H. T. Madgwick
Lewisto
TDAHO
Bartlett & Cox
Yantis Tract
McAllister
Seventh Avenue
Kamiah
Skinner & Mounge
Idaho
Bollinger
Chae & Sabo, Ntpackace Teas
United States Smelting Co
Salt Lake City, Utah
Bingham Junction
Utah
Russell Grocery
State
John F. Hurlbut
Thiessen
Idaho Tea Company
Main ST
Clyde J. Vases
Roslyn
Cle
Lewiston Fuel & Ice Co
the Mint Baker & Smith
Clark Building
Brownell
Geo. W. Tannahill
Clyde Hensley
Civil Engineers
Idano
Washington Block
Seattle Wash
Jamison
Spokane
Wash
Judd
Pendleton
Ore
Naylor & Norlin
Fifth Street
Jay Woodworth
Nez Perce Cousty
Vollmer
DR. Leak
Mallory & Lydon Stables
Charles G. Kress
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