Victim of Valencia Buried on Vancouver Island Coast
A cross marks the grave of W. M. Crane, first Valencia victim, buried by a U.S. Grant landing party. Crane, a steward in the Valencia’s crew, was identified by notes in a memorandum book and his Pacific Coast Marine Cooks and Steward’s association membership. More bodies may wash ashore and be buried nearby. Crane is brother to Mrs. EB Todd of Boise, who mourns his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Long Beach
Valencia
Vancouver Island
Whittier
U. S.8. Grant
W. M. Crane
San Francisco
Crane
Stewrd
Pacific Coast Marine Cooks and Steward’s Association
Boise Statesman
V. M. Crane
Todd
Gooding Talks Bill On Stock Train Time Reform
W Gooding of this place reports from Salt Lake on a bill before Congress to extend stock train running time to 36 hours for cattle and sheep in transit. Idaho committee members met with Secretary Wilson and NF Humane Society officials, with railroads agreeing to a 18 mph schedule and daytime unloading. Idaho delegation backs the measure. Sutherland and Smoot also pledging support while Bennett was not fully informed. Also notice that Shoshone and Mira Meat Markets will not open Sundays starting Feb 18 1906, with Saturday night hours kept if business justifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salt Lake
Idaho
Washington, D.C
Corfer
Washington
Gooding
Wilson
National Humane Society
Mr. Gooding
Sutherland
Smoot
Ae Siat
Bincot
Mira
Card Of Thanks To Family And Friends
We extend heartfelt thanks to the many friends who aided us during the illness and death of our husband and uncle Mas F W Cooripae Linus Donce.
County Board Adjourned Meeting Adopts Road Repairs Order
The Lincoln County Idaho Board of Commissioners adjourned then reconvened for regular business on January 24 1908 with F E Grosse chairing W B Kelly and A I McMahon present They set road repair payments for each district and defined the road year April to September The board approved liquor licenses for George Reed Minidoka and Jones Bram Heyburn and ordered road overseer pay rates of 350 per day with team and 150 per day without The bridge inspection on Big Wood River at Gooding was ordered and several financial items including a school supplies claim and a liquor license request were acted on before adjourning This record notes earlier January 26 1906 proceedings listing names for fur ore and other duties but focuses on the 1908 actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Lincoln County
Idaho
F.E. Grosse
W. B. Kelly
A. I. McMahon
E. W. Bostrom
Salem Carpenter
J. W. Dwyer
L. C. Jones
J. J. Jones
Samuel Lewis
G.W. Sutherland
C. A. Luther
W. M. Lawson
John P. Perrin
J. W. Robertson
J. C. Robertson
Austin, Slater
J. P. Stephenson
Martin Silk
Daniel W. Lane
Geo. I. Saviers
F. N. Uhriaub
J.J. Saviers
Samuel Johnson
Rosa Updegraff
J. M. Radermacher
Andrew Hess
Solon Bray
J. E. Little
F. G. Bliss
Wm. Burkhard
V. V. Carrico
R. B. Gardiner
P. R. Lanchester
E. M. Roberts
John Waddington
Parley Pratt
James Bristow
Geo. M. Brown
Frank Burkill
Ike Hill
W.C. Custer
Frank Crandall
M Clements
Orville Crothers
Albert Crothers
FL Diffendarfer
Ben Darrah
Joseph Darrah
William Darrah
Hans Dragstead
Oliver Dann
JL Fuller
Thomas Fay Thomas M Godley Gottlieb Gehrig
Gotfried Gehrig
F P Gwin T H Gooding
CC Haynes
C Hansen
John W Hunter
H A
Kenaston
Joseph Keefer
Martin Kidwell
Ambrose Mabbutt
Mark Moody
Thomas McMahon
Oliver Nicely
Edward Pratt
Warren Peck
JB Peek
Parker Geo J Roessler
C Randall
Jake Rolfson
Jacob Roessler
Sturgis
John Sims
T B Sanderson
Arthur D Silva
Antone G Silva
Stanley Stock
Frank Sullivan
Swope
C Turnbull
Todd
Vredenburgh
Nicholas Vineyard
R Gwin
Huggins
Joseph Wheeler Myr Weaver
William Wallace
C M Wheeler
J F White
Earnest Woodworth
J BM Wilder
David Vaden
George Anderson
Alvin Butler
James Bowman
Michael J Byrne
William Canzler
Donaldson Thomas Byrne
LS Finley
Fred W Gooding A.M Games
William L Gwin
Patrick Hughes
Alpha Kinsey
George Kenaston
John Lamb
Alexander Morrison
Samuel Mali
T. Mo Starrhee
Big Wood River
Gooding
Heyburn
Hiquory
C.B Sparks
Pleasant Surprise at Murphy Home by Shoshone Friends
A Friday evening gathering at Mr J D Murphy’s home delighted guests from Shoshone. Lively games and music filled the night followed by a late supper. Guests praised the pleasant, merriment filled occasion as they departed at midnight.
First National Bank Opens for Business in 1908
First National Bank announces its opening for business on January 20, 1908 with F R Goopise in charge as president. The notice outlines initial banking services and hours.
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. Crane
S. EB. Todd
W. Gooding
Bill
Mas
F. W. Cooripae
Linus Donce
the County Board
Henry Dodson
Domingo Barloga
Janes R Blackhart
C Barton E-M'Bell
George Conyers
William
Clifford
Edward J
Jobo Curran
Harvey Dixon Paul
Iurley
Wallace Hope
JI Handy
William Justice
Daniel Jones
Owens
Brown James
Bowles
Brown
Eveleth
John Fader
Robt A
Lounsbury
Archy
J B McWilliams Hardy Seers
W F Schoffel
M A Vaughn Bruce Hodgman
LN Huggins Lewis Martin
Robert Mitchell
Mr. Es
Grosse
Mr. Unk
Mee Pickrem
Mieses Clarke Bumbrick
Urabtres
Mabbnat
T Beets
Irst National Bank
Busineay
F.R. Goopise
Prasicenti
F. W. 4Ibopixa
Geo, B. Novieen, Cashiers
F. R. Gording
Pred W. Goo-4ing
Clk M. Eamaphil
H. Geedtimy
Hemen M. Heribert
Edward &. Watnen
I.O
Junction City Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
J. R. Hintox
Noble Grand
J. Mi Burien
E. W. Horton
IX Sashi
Idako
E. W. Kleinman M
Starrh's Drug Stores
Shoshone
Wfice
Phowmett
Whittington Barber Shop
Frank Whittington
D. Vredenburgh
E. A. Walters
Shoshone, Idaho
Atlawy
Frank
T. Disney
Attorney At Law
Notary Public
Hugginss Deeytiist
Baugh’s Drug Store
Ww.r. Swope
Rarhber