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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1911
Page
1
Idaho opinion urges equal treatment for Mormons in politics and public service. The piece praises Mormon contributions to state development, defends against polygamy accusations, and argues for fair inclusion in government roles regardless of religious affiliation.
A special meeting of the Presidency of the Stake the High Council and alternates the Bishops and their councillors will convene at the First Ward meeting house at 11 o clock a m January 14. Jos R Shepnerd William L Ric W W Richards Stake Presidency.
At the hearing today TM to the Probate Court J. H. Massey George T. Burke and Kimo Hug gerty were bound over to appear before the District Court with bonds fixed at 10 each. Court remained in session when we went to press.
Summary of Governor Traly's points covering revenues, institutions, state land matters, direct primary reform, employers' liability, and temperance measures. Proposes a revenue law commission, fixed support tax for institutions, state purchasing agent, capitol completion, land board reforms, and licensure changes. Recommends abolishing certain voting requirements and tightening campaign expenses. Addresses liquor regulation, Sunday closing repeal, and stricter enforcement in districts.
James H. Brady, former Idaho governor, has retired after two years in office. The Boise Statesman notes his businesslike approach and faithful public service, acknowledging criticisms but praising his integrity and impact on state progress.
Busy Monday as new county officers are sworn in and take charge. Sheriff Rich Athay named deputy sheriff Joe Nelson and Marion Perkins named deputies under Rich. Appointments include county physician W Wayward and deputy clerk Holmes with salaries set. Bonds approved for multiple officials including Treasurer Stocker and Coroner Nowland.
Senator Aiward Mo Pugmire arrives in the city amid widespread sympathy following the death of his five year old son. The legislature notes his continued service, calling him among the oldest and ablest members from the southeastern counties. The piece also mentions a January 20 1911 grade exam in physiology and geography at the courthouse.
County assessors are called together by Governor Lawley to share experiences and discuss reform of the state's reverse regulations. The objective is to benefit from assessor expertise to advance legislative changes.
Clarence Hil, foreman at the Natural Mineral Water plant, died December 29 after arriving for Christmas with his parents in St Charles. The report notes his sudden illness and the resulting sorrowful holiday season for relatives and coworkers.
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