Mountain Gem steamer sails upriver. Elks and Eagles events listed
The Mountain Gem left for upper river points while Eagles and visiting members are invited to a smoker. Regular Elks lodge session at Woodman Hall Friday night. all Elks urged to attend. Miss Heitfeld has recovered from appendicitis and left hospital.
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Upper River
Eagles Lodge
Heitfeld
Scott Ogden
J. W. Hobson
Dace
Gifford
Alberta
Elks Lodge
Woodman Hall
Supreme Court
Sinc Idie
Stockslager
Sullivan
Boise
Airshie
Kuhlman Co. Dept. W
Atlas Bldg
Chicago
Lewiston
Frank Davidson
Nez Perce County
Nezperce
Government moves to secure Dalles Celilo canal right of way
Portland March 27 The Telegram reports the United States government will soon receive a final abstract of title for the Dalles Celilo canal route. After a compromise with I H Taffe and completion of minor defects, the government expects to obtain absolute title and proceed to use the $300,000 canal appropriation.
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Bortland
Ore
United States
Dalles
Celilo Canal
I. H. Taffe
Portage Railway Commission
Washington
Congress
Taffe
Itching Piles Relief Ad Claims Quick Cure
Itching blind bleeding or protruding piles offered with a promise of refund from druggists if ointment fails to cure any case regardless of duration. First application provides relief within six to fourteen days. Postpaid by Paris Media, St. Louis, Missouri, with six cents in stamps.
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Paris Media
St. Louis
Downtown sewer plan discussed with Miller on Monday
City officials invite affected property owners for a full airing of the proposed downtown sewer system. Engineer Miller, who prepared cost estimates, will attend a council session in Colfax next Monday night to explain plans and answer questions.
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Engineer Miller
Enginer Miller
Miller
Colfax
Legislature Spends Near All of 50,000 Dollar Aim
Boise report notes the Eighth session used most of its 50,000 dollar appropriation for expenses. Paid totals reach 44,360.66 with claims likely to raise the total to about 45,000. The remaining funds remain unspent by the session's end.
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Boise
Upcoming Events List Highlights Major Gatherings
Judge Steele opens spring term in this city on Monday March 27. Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition starts in Portland June 1 and runs to October 15. American Medical Association session in Portland June 11 for four days. National Woman Suffrage Association session begins in Portland June 29. North Idaho District Medical Society meets in Lewiston on April 4.
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Portland
San Francisco
Columbia River
David Hemes
California
Hemes
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Steele
American Medical Association
National Woman Suffrage Association
The
North Idaho District Medical Society
Lewiston
City sees a stream of visitors from far and near
A long list of visitors and returning travelers is noted in the city. Scott Ogden of Gifford D. W. Eaves of Nezperce and many others from Spokane Moscow Seattle Portland Culdesac and other places were in town or returning home yesterday. Local officials and business figures including J. H. Shildt Jos Malloy and E. J. Pearson were among those noted.
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Co. A. Hastings
J. M. Edwards
Sound Country
Chas. Wildenthaler
North Fork
Col. Judson Spoffard
Boise
J. H. Wann
Spalding
I. N. Smith
Spokane
S. P. Fitzgerald
Moscow
W. C. Foresman
The
Nezperce Herald
Joseph Alexander
John Green
Culdesac
W. E. Stillinger
Latah County
Jos, Malloy
J. H. Shildt
Lenore
W. A. Davis
Baird & Co
Troy
BE. D. Potvin
W. F. Kettenbach
Peter Primus
J. P. Langan
Twin Falls
H. L. Kreis
Inland Commercail Company
Camas Prairie
Cc. W. Colby
Colby, Coryell & Howe
R. C. Beach
Bee Hive
E. J. Pearson
Northern Pacific
C. M. Levey
Elliott
A. R. Trimble
Hatley
B. LeQuime
Grand Forks
B. C
San Francisco
Mr. LeQuime
Mrs. Dwyer
Boise Plans 472,500 Bond Issues Authorized
Boise March 27 The last legislature authorized 472,500 in bond issues with a 250,000 cap from land sales. Capitol building 100,000. reform and schools across Idaho including Academy 45,500. Northern insane asylum 30,000. Lewiston normal 30,000. Albion normal 30,000. Science school at university 12,000. Penitentiary improvements 50,000. Soldiers home 14,000. surveys 20,000. Some bonds may be issued if land sale funds suffice. Steps taken to negotiate bonds as institutions seek swift improvements.
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Boise
Coleman
Capitol
Capitol Building
Eeseweceesys
Academy of Idaho
Rimavopriet
Redieence Neediers
Northern Insane Asylum
Lewiston Normal
Wagon Road Commission
Albion Normal
Active work planned for Idaho immigration bureau
Capital News reports Col. Allan Miller as commissioner of immigration labor and statistics outlines dense data collection duties for 1904. The bureau must catalog agriculture livestock irrigation manufacturing labor and wages plus housing and family data while operating on 6000 dollars yearly. Officials may enlist state county and legislative help and seek union cooperation. A separate note announces Charles B. Thompson of Pocatello awarded a patent for a nut lock in Washington.
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Capital News of
Boise
Allan Miller
Immigration Bureau
Immigration, Labor and ‘Statistics
Feld
Idaho
Capital News
Miller
Evening Capital News
Iask
Washington
Charles B. Thompson
Pocatello
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Avery C. Moore
Grangeville
Capitol Hotel
Boise News
Moore
Vernment
Bartholdi
Missouri
Kansas City
Jim
Jin
Oregon
Tion
Castoria
Licptllieda
Col
Immigration Commissioner's Office
Lewiston Furniture and Under
J. C. Harding
Dessie E. Harding
J. Alexander
George F. Kester
Lewiston National Bank
C. C. Bunnell
J.B. Moris
WP. Rettembech
C. Beach George MH. Kester
Grace Pfefflin Kettenbach
Plight Exchange
Europe
Eteen Goode
Idaho Trust Co
Geo. H. Lake
Main Street
A. G. Bagley & CO
Guernsey
Newton
Dent & Butler
Lewiston-Clarkston Co
Lewiston Water and Power Co
Clarkston, Wash
Lewiston, Idaho
Clarkston Bridge
Clarkston
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