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Newspaper
Preston Booster
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1912
Page
6
Local notes cover dental services and ads at Foss Clothing, organ sale at low price, rental and business visits by Dr Thomas and D W Davis. August events include Fourth of July visitors, public notices, a sewing class start, eye ear nose specialist visit, and a calendar of primary conference dates for ward meetings.
In the Probate Court of Oneida County Idaho Judge C R Thom presiding the estate of Anna K Tobler deceased orders sale of real estate by administrator N C Olson at private sale The property comprises Lots 3 4 in Section 19 and Lots 1 2 in Section 30 Township 15 South Range 31 East Boise Meridian containing 169.40 acres Bids may be filed with N C Olson at Downey Idaho or with the court before sale date on or after July 22 1912
Ordinance authorizes the issuance of the First Series water works bonds by the Village of Weston Idaho Oneida County for 5000 dollars to fund construction and maintenance of a water system. Bonds bear six percent interest payable semi annually and are redeemable after ten years with principal due in twenty years, with taxes pledged for payment.
The document outlines bond issuance for Weston Village Oneida County Idaho securities, including signing and attestation by the Board, Clerk, and Treasurer, coupon endorsements, registration and transfer, sinking fund creation, annual special tax to fund interest and principal, and repeal of prior ordinances. It declares an emergency and immediate effect upon passage.
An ordinance authorizes the Weston Oneida County board to issue bonds for five thousand dollars to fund a recellable component project and water supply improvements. It sets election details including notice, date, and ballot wording for voting on bonds and outlines clerk duties and approval dates.
Notice to qualified electors and taxpayers of Weston Village Idaho that an election will be held in Weston. The brief public notice lists election details pending further information and official dates. Entities include Weston Village and Onoda County in Idaho.
Public notice announces a special election in Weston Village on the proposed issuance of Five Thousand dollars in a second series of negotiable coupon bonds at 6 percent interest, due in 20 years, redeemable after 10 years, funded by a village tax levy. Polls open 9 am to 7 pm at the Opera House with voting forms in favor or against Ordinance No. 25. Signed by Clerk John A Koifoed under ordinance.
A mortgage foreclosure sale is ordered in Oneida County Idaho. Ellener McKay sues Weston Mills and, per the 1912 decree, the sheriff will offer the described land and reservoir easement at the Oneida County courthouse Malad on July 27 1912 at noon for cash to satisfy the judgment plus costs.
Fragmented notes indicate ward meetings in Sal ov Oxford and Mapleton with dates July 28 August 1 and August 25. References to bishop presiding and past year reports appear, with mention of two musical selections and ward officers occupying positions.
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