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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1952

Page

3

Idaho Board of Highway Directors Sealed Bid Notice 1952

Sealed proposals will be received by the Idaho Board of Highway Directors at the Department of Highways Boise until 2 PM October 28 1952 for a 280 foot concrete and steel bridge on the Grace Preston Highway Idaho Federal Aid Project No S-1778(1) in Franklin County Plans and forms may be obtained for a $5 fee. Bidders must be licensed and furnish a 5% guaranty. The minimum wages for unskilled intermediate and skilled labor are $1.10 $1.25 and $1.60 per hour. Dated October 2 1952 E V Miller State Highway Engineer.

Idaho Board of Highway Directors State of Idaho Department of Highways Main Street Boise Cleveland Franklin County C. A. Kelly State Contractors License Board Board of Highway Directors E. V. Miller

Idaho to raise minimum price for public school lands

The proposal to amend Section 8, Article IX of the Idaho Constitution seeks to set a minimum sale price of not less than ten dollars per acre for public school lands. It explains intent to align with 1949 law, with details on land disposal and trust provisions and notes the measure requires voter approval.

Idaho State Board of Land Commissioners Individor Corporation Board of Land Commissioners Lunho Ira H. Masters

Notice of Proof Application of Water to Beneficial Use

Notice is given that on November 15 1952 at 10 A M before Notary P WM Condie in Preston Idaho proof will be submitted that 42 50ths cubic foot per second of Spring Creek water will be applied beneficially under Permit 22951 issued by the Idaho State Reclamation Engineer. The applicants are Heber D Lowe and Lester D Lowe Franklin Idaho. The water is used for irrigation.

Spring Creek Mark R. Kulp Preston Franklin State of Idaho P. WM. Condie State of Idaho Heber D. Lowe Lester D. Lowe

Notice to Creditors in Idaho Probate Court

Executor of the will of Charles August Nuffer declares four months from first publication to present claims with vouchers. Claims must be filed at Dell W. Smith office in Preston or the Franklin County Probate Judge. Failure to file within period bars claims. Dated October 11, 1952. Preston A. Nuffer, Executor. Dell W. Smith, Attorney for the Executor.

Charles August Nuffer Dell W. Smith First Security Bank Preston Idaho Franklin County State of Preston A. Nuffer

Idaho Fish and Game abolishes Franklin County bird refuges

Notice states at a Boise meeting on October 7 1952 the Idaho Fish and Game Commission adopted an order abolishing bird refuges in Franklin County. The lands described begin at the Bear River Bridge on the Dayton Preston highway and run westward along the designated line.

Fish and Game Commission State of Idaho Boise Franklin County Bear River Bridge

Description of land boundary to Bear River bridge

The text describes a land boundary from a highway to a bridge over the West Cache Canal, then along the canal to the south line of Section 28, T 15, R 39, east to Bear River, and return north and west along the Bear River’s west bank to the starting point.

Said Highway Cache Canal Bear River

Franklin County Bird Refuge No 2 notes survey area

Beginning at the northeast corner of the southeast quarter of section 30, township 14 south range 40 east basem, the description runs to Bear River then follows its bend toward the state highway.

Bear River

Notice of Assessment Twin Lakes Canal Co Idaho

Board of Directors of Twin Lakes Canal Company in Preston Idaho levied a four dollar fifty cent per share assessment on all outstanding preferred stock to cover 1952 borrowings and 1952 53 maintenance. Payment is due by November 26 1952 at the company's office or First Security Bank Preston. Delinquent shares will be sold December 20 1952 at 2 p.m. to cover the delinquent assessment costs.

Twin Lakes Canal.Co Dayton Idaho Twin Lakes Canal Company Preston Franklin County Greaves First Security Bank

Notice of 8 Percent Assessment on Preston Whitney Irrigation Co

A meeting of the directors on Oct 1, 1952 levied an eight percent assessment on the capital stock of the Preston Whitney Irrigation Co. The amount is due by Nov 22, 1952 or it becomes delinquent and stock may be sold at public auction. Secretary’s office in room 11 Larsen Bldg is open Saturdays for payment or payment by mail.

Preston Whitney Irrigation CO Larsen Bldg

Boundary description from state highway metes and bounds

A land description runs along State Highway to a point 80 rods west of the starting point then returns east 80 rods to the origin, outlining a rectangular parcel.

Idaho Fish and Game Department Notice by Director Murray

Idaho Fish and Game Department announces a formal notice issued from Boise dated October 14 1952 under the direction of Director T B Murray. The communication outlines agency actions and deadlines relevant to hunting and fishing regulations in effect at that time.

Idaho Fish and Game Department T. B. Murray Boise, Idaho

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Legal Publications Pocatello Nwm Range 40 Boise Meridian Hamer Budge America Hamer the Executor Preston, Idaho Murry Coanie By Wayne Evans Standard Oil Company of California Wayne S. Evans South State Frew-Stanger-Hall Bird Refuge Franklin County Bird Refuge Angus Condie Orlando Rasmussen Glencoe Marlowe B. Funk Mercury Eve W. Oneida Macune Motor Company
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