Well Represented At Boise County Commissioners Convention
Paul R. Kartrke and Chas. T. Harte distinguished themselves and earned top committee posts. The Boise convention urged revision of Idaho revenue laws and county government administration. Harte chaired the revenue laws committee. Kartake led resolutions. Attendee W. Anderson noted cash assessments and school funding implications under current law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Kartrke
Chas. T. Harte
Thul
Harte
Paul R. Kartake
Harte Wirman
Kartake
Baing Mae
Mittee
W. Anderson
Anderson
Idaho
Lincoln County
Big lease of state land in Fremont County
The State Land Board approved the largest land lease in state history, 14 000 acres in Fremont County for grazing with terms allowing three year review and possible agricultural leasing or sale on a path to 150 000 acres. Rates set at 25 cents per acre for agricultural leases while grazing yields 7 5 cents per acre annually. Nearby Grand Junction adopts New Zealand style preferential voting a charter reform removing party labels and expanding direct citizen power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Land Board
Fremont County
Esus
Boise
Statesman
P. G. Johnstom
Martin Garn
Mark Austin
Douglas Hix
J.P. Parkinnon
Register M
Church of the State Land Board
Grand Junction
Colorado
Aetter
America
New Zealand
Idaho Fall
New Primary Law Sets Nominating Rules and Fees
The new primary law requires nomination by primary elections for major party tickets. It details payment methods, petition signatures, and residency requirements, with deadlines from June to August 1910. It also defines candidate acceptance, ballot separation by party, and expense limits for nomination campaigns, plus costs and administration of elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
State
County Officials Push Publicity On Tax Law Deliberations
County commissioners urge wide publicity of the convention discussions to acquaint the people with current revenue conditions and the difficulties faced by assessors and commissioners due to defective laws. They advocate thorough debate of proposed remedies long before the next legislature.
Final decree in Wood River water suit issued
The final decree in the Wood River water case was issued by Judge Alfred Badge at Pocatello or Dec. 19, and filed in Lin County court on the 7th inst. The decree is voluminous, spanning pages, and will be published in pamphlet form. Nearly every water user on the Big and Little Wood rivers and tributaries is affected and involved in the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood River
On & Jesgal
McMillan
Cowen
Dan Hamer
Tumbly
Bigwood
Harry W. Anderson
Alfred Badge
Pocatello
District Court of Lincounty
Sean Pela
Jomenel
Hagerman Valley Sees Rail and Power Lines Near
Hagerman area works progress on Oregon Short Line grading, Lower Salmon Falls power plant, and power line as winter bites. Rail access could reach Hagerman within four miles linking to Harriman interests while Idaho Southern eyeing valley expansion. Electric line work aims for water-grade routes and electric cars may follow soon after. Early Wednesday saw two degrees above zero in Hagerman Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerman
Oregon
Lower
Salmon Falls
Harriman
Werlell
Valley Sun
Pinchot to Address National Woolgrowers Meeting
Dr A D Melvin chief of Animal Industry will attend. Fred W Gooding president of the National Woolgrowers Association received an invitation for Gifford Pinchot to attend and speak. National figures and other speakers will address the gathering with a special sheep display featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Gooding
National Wollgrowers’ Association
Gifford Pinchot
Woolgrowers
Anober
A. D. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry of
Washington
BDC
Joe E. Congriff
National
Warehose and
Storagpe Company
Chicago
Woolgrowers Meet in Shoshone Call for Five Year Leases
In Shoshone wool growers gathered under C N Wood to revise grazing boundaries within Sawtooth National Forest Reserve and to extend grazing permits from one year to five. Nearly all sheepmen present supported the five year leases and boundary adjustments were reportedly agreed upon. The Gooding Herald notes its 61st issue with 16 pages of ads and a strong editorial page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Wood
Sawtooth National Forest Reserve
Homer Fenn
Goodinge Herald
Robert W. Spangler
Goodinge Publish Company, Ltd
Eiay
Cates
Free Advertising via Letters to Home Papers
Secretary Victor of Rupert Commercial Cipic proposes free promotion by sending editors of former local papers a copy of their literature and a letter highlighting their booklet. Suburban subscribers can prompt writeups that reveal where former residents now reside and the quality of the new area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Rupert Commercial Cipic
Vietur
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Commissers Convention
Tingoln
Hrady
Ciidren
Chas T. Harte
Rupert
Jas. H. Brady
D. C. McDougall
D. Taylor
Brady
James H. Brady
Reguisiman
Forlnee
U.S
Justice Supreme Court
Justice District Court
Hagerman Valley
Pinchot
A.D. Melvin
Animal Industry
Wellitaowm
Shoshone
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