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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
4
Public Opinion notes the 1900 Minneapolis trial of Minnesota's primary law, its concurrent all party vote, use of registration machinery, and ballot name rotation. It argues the system reduces machine control, tests public choice, and spurs nationwide interest, despite initial resistance from party managers.
The Holm case signals a new procedural path for liquor sales violations on the reservation. Accused may be indicted for revenue law violations. if convicted, compounded felonies could yield three to four year sentences. Frequent infractions prompted tougher punishment. Shoup resigns from national committee. Gooding seeks a successor. A democratic reapportionment bill is criticized for disenfranchising voters.
The assassin of President McKinley has died, having paid the full penalty of his crime. The death removes a figure tied to a pivotal historic act and closes a long chapter in the nation’s memory.
A city based weekly paper, sent to country publishers, accuses a reputable physician of improper methods in a medical journal. The piece is deemed unfit for home reading and warned to avoid reprint due to potential advertising incentives. The dispute touches licensure and professional standards in medicine.
Latah County auditors and treasurer file joint financial statement with the county commissioners covering six months ending October 18 1901. Auditor shows warrants issued including 14112 55 current expenses 5116 39 road funds and 91782 68 bridge funds with some redeemed. Treasurers report records receipts totaling 51348 the six months and disbursements 34160 94 leaving cash balance. End-of-next six months expected to retire all outstanding warrants Star.
The USGS adds water lines to geological maps showing depths of water bearing rocks. Skillful geologists study underground formations to locate waters for wells, aiding farming towns and municipal supplies in plains and arid regions. Maps for North and South Dakota Wyoming and Great Plains areas will include this feature soon.
Abstract list of property transfers in Nez Perce County including multiple parcel deeds. Daxvs George Green to S J Doggett lot 15 block 18 town of Nez Perce. Benjamin E Wilson to William W Olds. Obert J Fairbanks snp. Ham Tavis and M B Tavis ne qr section 18 township 34 north range 2 west. Frank B Utter to Freddrica Primmer half of ue qr sw gf of ne qr section 33 township 38 north range 1 west. William Killgore to George W Stellman sw qr section 14 township 42 north range 2 east. George W Stellman to John Stellman sw qr section 14 township 34? north range 2 east. W B Ramsey to Trustees of School Dist 45 112 acres in section 22 township 34 north range 2 east. Sarah L Curtis to B Holmberg lot 3 block 53 town of Peck. Perry E Miller to S M Hiley near section 33 township 34 range 2 east. Parente United States to William anne of section 19 township 34 north range 2 east.
The Ozark Geffsey and Pound operation near Pierce reports strong ore yields. In six days it produced 46 ounces of gold from a small prospect mill. ore tonnage remains light, suggesting exceptionally rich ore.
Court hereby notifies the public of an attachment action in the Second Judicial District Court. The case concerns Perce County properties tied to a creditor following a district filing dated October 16. Attorneys Smith and Bailey represent the plaintiff, with details listing involved parties and the court seal.
A contest notice from Charles H. G W. Receiver in Idaho challenges a claimant's residence and cultivation requirements under homestead law. The filing cites improper affidavit and missing proof as grounds for rejection, with specifics about dates and actions prior to publication.
A contested land dispute in Lewiston Idaho involves Luther B as contestant and Jacob Siringer as contestee. The case cites failure to reside and cultivate on lots 1 2 3 4 and alleges absence of improvements while presenting evidence dated November 20 1901 to the United States Land Office Receiver.
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