01 Apr 1904
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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1904
Page
1
Near election day, Citizens ticket supporters push aggressive tactics against the present board. The Journal publishes a treasury statement up to April 1, 1904, showing receipts of 2854.30 and expenses of 2120.78, leaving 733.52 on hand and a disputed 298.58 in claims. Water and bridge costs cited. one Citizens candidate reportedly unpaid water charges.
Rail line release lists a one way and return fare of 1240 dollars for travel from Shoshone to Salt Lake and return. Tickets valid late April 1 to 5 with final return by April 15 1904. Continuous passage required. D C Quasreap. Wet Agrut O 27.
In Shoshone Idaho residents debate the water company grant for the 60 inch supply, stressing exclusive village use and rates set by a four-person commission. The article defends the franchise as fair, praises the board, and urges support for the current trustees amid questions over delivery and pricing.
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