Irrigation deal seals transfer for Lake Waha water rights
The Lewiston Waha Land Water and Power Co signs to acquire 25000 acres around Lake Waha. Senators Dubois and Heitfeld lead the syndicate with Chicago capitalists backing a plan to store flood waters, irrigate 20000 to 25000 acres, and develop a transit and power system. Construction slated by July with a 1 million dollar land and ditch investment and a lake based irrigation network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Schissler
Lewiston
Heitfeld
Congressmn
Congress
Ostram
H. M Hedges
Chicago
Lake Waha
Waha
Soldier's Medow Creek
Captain John Creek
Waba Creek
Waba
Mud Lake
Schissler Ranch
F T. Dubois
Henry Heitfeld
Lewiston Street Railway
Jury Disagrees in Campbell Case and Other Trials
After 22 hours the Campbell burglary trial jury failed to reach a verdict and was discharged. Closest ballots split 6 to 6, with three acquittal converts. Other proceedings included quieting title suit by James Hayes and siblings, two divorces granted, and various criminal and civil actions noted. Delegates to the Grand Lodge of Modern Woodmen arrive for statewide sessions in Aberdeen, with a long list of attendees and travel arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Sherman Warren
Lewiston
Charles
Parrish
Spalding
Warren
Sherif Schuldt
Schuldt
Thos. Lindsay
James Hayes
Frank Clark
Annie
Mary Hayes
Clark
James E. Babb
Dana. Needham
J. M. Burton
J S. LePard
John Robinson
Minnie Robinson
Elmer Wheatfield
Emma Wheatfield
Geo. D. McCloudy
L. A. Porter
Fruit Commission
Grand Lodge of
Idaho
Grand Camp
W. C. Clark
Wallace, V.C
A. D. Wright
Boise
W. A
W. Johnson
Kamiah
Sweet
G. H. Durbrow
Pocatello
C.F. Burr
Genesee
J. F. Koll
S. 8Th St. Boise
John H. Harris
Weiser
H. S. Titus
Peck
J. C. McMullan
Idaho Falls
Thos. J. Stonestreet
Sand Point
Wm. D. Yager
St. Anthony
J. Young
St. Maries
Chas
Hunt
Cataldo
A. M. Crisswell
Winchester
L. P. Teats
Kippen
Levi Crow
Emida
D. E. Green
Cavendish
James Murphy
Russell
D. E. Greer
Wm. Vanlorns
Hagerman
L. W. Fahl
Elmira
H. A. French
Porthill
W. A. Buchanan
Moscow
John G. Lenz
Lio
R. BR. Harger
Lost River
M. I. Meeker
Soda Springs
L. W. Sabin
Emmett
J. T. Molloy
Fraser
A. L. Deaton
Middle Valley
K. W. Woodward
Troy
L. B. Wehr
Star
James Black
Box 122
Hope
A. C. Noble
Granite
S. N. Dovell
van Wyck
Heim
Kingston
Emanuel
Hansen
Bell Grove
Grand Lodge
Summit Lenore tramway survey shifts project site
Edson Briggs and his corps returned from Lenore where they surveyed the new Summit Lenore tramway location. The line, built by local farmers near Gifford, costs about 15000 dollars, spans 11350 feet, and will use double wire with chilled steel carriers and clutches to prevent detachment. Senator Louis Clark is president and B F Basher is secretary and manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson Briggs
Lenore
Summit- Lenore
Gifford
Louis Clark
B. F. Basher
Agatha
Green
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Spaulding
Base
Mr. Smith
Os Tesla
Liz
Matttress
McGilvery & Thompson
Studebaker
Fletcher
Waha Irrigation Deal
Lake Waha Reservoir
Clarkston
O. Av Kjos
Concord
Aberdeen
Bert Yunkman
A. Sempert
Sam Flynn
Asotin
Wash
Redmen
Brh
Grand Domain
Washington
Inland Empire
Spokane
Northern Pacific
Mrs Godard
M. E Godard
James McGrane
Adams Street
Messrs
Givins and Buchanan
San Francisco
Pence
Storer
Hedges
Stevens
Godard
Pott m & Howe
Chris F. Osmers
Norman Buck
Main Street
Mr. Porter
Geo. K. Reed
K. W. White
Grangeville
City
Grand Lodge of Log Rollers
Comany
J J Maraseck
Maraseck
Nezperce
Chas. L. McDonald
Dadis
Supreme Court of the United States
Clearwater
Spokane & Palouse
Clearwater Short Line
Clarwater Short Line
Stites
Culdesac
North Lapwai
Lapwai
Rom Stiies
Lolo
Edson D. Briggs
Hastings
New York
Lewiston Bakery
Wildenthaler & Powel