Public Land Notice for Three Year Proof in Idaho
Charles R Beyeler of Fish Haven Idaho filed intent to prove up a land claim on sections 31 32 township 15 south range 45 east Boise meridian. Proof before Probate Judge W Smith Hoge Paris Bear Lake County Idaho on November 3 1922. Witnesses George B Spencer Jr Frederick L Ringle Walter P Rich all Pars Idaho Paul Arnett of St Charles Idaho J J Carruth Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Land Office
Blackfoot
Idaho
Charles R. Beyeler
Fish Haven
Boise Meridian
W. Smith Hoge
Paris
Bear Lake County
George B. Spencer Jr
Walter P. Rich
Pars Idaho
Paul Arnett
St. Charles
Absent Voting Rules Outlined in Compiled Statutes
Idaho chapter details absent electors voting by official ballot. Procedures require application to county auditor or city clerk within specified dates. Qualified voters must obtain blank from the auditor, sign an oath, and return ballots by the election. Timeline spans October 23 to November 7, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Silas L. Wright
Notice of Private Sale in Bear Lake Probate Court
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho Christian Wallantine estate will sell at private sale to highest bidder for cash subject to court confirmation on November 8 1922. Property described as Lot 1 Block 15 Paris Townsite bearing 47.99 square rods. Bids due by 10 am November 8 1922 at Christian Wallantine home Paris Idaho. Bid rejection reserved. 19 percent due at sale balance on court confirmation. Also notice of election lists candidates to appear on November 7 1922 ballot Bear Lake County Idaho.
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Bear Lake County
State of Idaho
Christian Wallantine
Paris
Idaho
Bear Lake
Cr AW Wallantine
T .C. Wallantine
Mabel Wilkes
Elizabeth Wallantine
Public Officials Listed in County Administrative Roll Call
A serialized roster lists county officers and incumbents including Attorney General Ed G Gallet, Superintendent A H Connor, State Mine Inspector Elizabeth Russun, Senator W W Clark, State Representative Harold Hull, and other district officials. Also named are Sheriff Silas L Wright, Treasurer A Muni, Probate Judge W Smith Hose, Assessor Letha Dunord, and Justice of Peace John H Boehme among several deputies and clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED. G. Gallet
A. H. Connor
Elizabeth Russun
Stewart Campball
Howard Snell
Lester D. Harrison
Miss Reta Martin
William Snow
Democratic and Progressive Slate for Second District Offices
A readable list of candidates across Democratic and Progressive tickets for the second district. Names include W P Whitaker for Congressman and John C Rice for Justice of the Supreme Court, with Moses Alexander as Governor and other state posts. Also shows a separate Progressive slate with Doaw-Dunning and C Hall as top lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison T. Smith
The
Supreme Court
William EH
Lee
W P. Whitaker
John C. Rice
Moses Alexander
W. O. Thompson
R. A. Birch
D. H -Groo
T. King
Roy Roberts
William
Toakey
W. J. Lyon
Hyrum Foster
Harvey Highy
Mc- Cherry
Roc Hayes
Ie M. Brown
John
Doaw-Dunning
Justice of the Supreme Court
C. Hall
H. F. Samuels
A. B, Lucas
E. A. Boud Tate
George Pfintfer Aus
C. Blake
Bear Lake County to Vote on Removal of County Seat 1922
Notice of general election on November 7 1922 in Bear Lake County for removal of county seat to Montpelier. Question listed as No 6 with official notice dated October 11 1922 signed by Auditor Silas L Wright.
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Silas L. Wright
Bear Lake County
Bear- Lake County
To- Montpelier
Cress
Probate Judge Seeks Re election on Record of Efficiency
The author urges voters to re elect Probate Judge W Smith Hoge, citing pledged efficiency and daily office hours. The piece also praises Assessor James Dunn for years of stable tax rolls, noting no corrections by county commissioners or the state board of equalization, arguing stability matters for county finances.
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Phat
James Dunn
Dunn
State Board of Equalization
Bedit’Lake County
Notice to Contractors for Idaho Federal Aid Highway Bid
Sealed proposals for Federal Aid Project No 35 10.26 miles of grading and gravel surfacing on the Idaho Pacific Highway between Georgetown and the Caribou County line Bear Lake County Idaho must be received by 2 PM November 18 1922 at the Office of the Commissioner of Public Works Paris Idaho. Plans and specs available from D P Olson Boise and P B Wilson Pocatello with a $10 deposit refundable if returned within 14 days after bids open. Proposals must include guaranty 5 percent of total and be signed with bidder address. The state reserves right to reject all proposals. The notice also mentions teachers examinations to be held November 16 17 18 in the county seat.
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Commissioner of Public Works
State of
Idaho
Paris
Georgetown
The
Caribou
Bear Lake County
D. P. Olson
Boise
P. B. Wilson
Pocatello
Tahoe
J. Hall
Ballot Scratching Rules From Attorney General Explored
Notice to judges cites Roy L Black statements on whether a straight ticket vote can be altered by placing a cross in another column. It explains that under current law a voter who marked a straight ticket by an X at top of a column may scratch or mark another candidate in a different column without drawing a line through the initial candidate.
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Atty
Roy L. Black
Colummn
Teksto
Borah
Viale 2 Campaign Ad Presses for Bear Lake Auditor
Democratic candidate J. S. Peterson urges voters to cut expenses and install efficient officers to curb taxes. The ad warns against unreliable officials and highlights tax assessment disputes in Bear Lake County, urging voters to support dependable candidates.
Robert M. Terrell for District Judge election notice
Robert M. Terrell urges voters to elect two District Judges from four candidates due to district size covering Bannock Bearbike Franklin Oneida Power counties. He notes judges avoid politics and asks for support after reviewing his record. Advertisement.
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Bannock
Tarpon
Bearbike
Franklin
Oneida
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. J. Carruth
Register
Silas L, Wright
Canidates
Bear
Lake County
Republican
Chas. C. Moore
H. C. Baldridge
Rya Jeter
Dan F. Banks
State Auditor
McDougal
A. A. Hart
Socom
WM. R. Morgan
R. A. Sullivan
Silas L. Wrigt
Anthor
Amy Muni
D. CG. Kunz
W. Smith Hose
Letha Dunord
M. Williams
T. A. Austin
Constable Eph Herzog
Ed Grosgean
Adolph N. P. Nowland
Justice OF Peace
John H. Boehme
Fred Lewis
W. G. Hayward
Charles L. French
Ned Bowles
David J. Kunz
Hyrum A. Dayton
Elmer Dayton
Wm. II Lindsay
Democratic
Secretary of State
Ben R. Gray
J W. Taylor
Joseph Bagley
Ross W. Bates
Robert M. Terrell
John A. Hunt
Fred T. Shepherd
Ed, C. Rich
J. 8. Peterson
Asa Athay
William J. Lewis
Darwine
Haddock
Ceorge E
Wilcox
M'Kay Pugmire
A. H. Wilkin
Ira Brune Gwillunim
Hua Brown
Edward Schwherd
Fifth Judicial District
First National Bank
Montpelier
Sarah Stauffer
Mercy P. Kelsey
Thelma Dunn
Paris, Idaho
P. O Box
H. E. Coles Company Incorporated
Toinnty
Portificater
Lotha Dunford
J. Cheney & Co
Empire Type
Buffalo
N.Y
F. M. Leighty
Brennan & Davis
Montpelier, Idaho
Bear Lake High Patent
J. S. Peterson
Bear “Bake
Democratic Central Com
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