Eight Hour Law Defeated As Unconstitutional
The eight hour bills for underground miners faced delay and were deemed unconstitutional due to improper publication of the proposed amendment. Republican leaders postponed action to study constitutional points, while Democrats accused the party of labor hostility. Representative Jenkins defended the GOP, pledging to support an eight hour law if constitutional. The measure failed at final passage on Thursday.
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Bors
Tdatio
Caton
Ada
Haliatino
Blaine
Moore
Idaho
Fawion
Representative Jenkins
Justice Adams Court Rates Two for Stealing Coal
In Justice Adams court on February 10, Carn Walgamot and Fred Jones faced charges of stealing coal from railroad cars. Pleas evolved from not guilty to guilty with sixty days in county jail each. Earlier, Walgamot had a thirty day sentence for turkey theft. Jones was released. The case hints at grand larceny allegations tied to coal theft and prior offenses.
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Swope
Brown
Justice
Walgamot
Jones
McFals Barn
Independent Suspends After Four Years of Publication
The Shoshone Independent, published in this city for four years under George W. Fritz, suspended last week. Fritz cites mature reflection and notes the paper never paid more than running expenses. The writer wishes Fritz success in future endeavors and urges readers to subscribe to the Journal in Laculy County.
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George W. Frite
Fritz
The
Independent
Boulder on Track Wreck Near Glenn's Ferry Injures No One
A westbound Oregon Short Line No 1 derailed after a boulder rolled onto the track a few miles east of Glenn's Ferry around 7 am Saturday. The engine hit the rock but the crew tried to slow, and though most of the cars left the rails, no serious injuries were reported.
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Oregon Short Line
Glenn’s Ferry
State Veterinarian Bill In The Senate Wide Authority Vested
A bill introduced in the state senate Thursday would fund and define duties for a state veterinarian. Appointed by the governor for four years at $2000 annually, the official would supervise contagious diseases in domestic animals, designate quarantines, and destroy affected stock if needed with no compensation to owners. The measure, reviewed by the agriculture and livestock committee, urges public input and notes possible substitutes in emergencies.
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Stile Senate
Senate Committee On Agriculture and Livestock
Village Board Meeting Shoshone Idaho February 11 1993
The Village Board of Shoshone Idaho met in regular adjourned session with J F White as chairman and members T H Gooding J W Wheeler present. Minutes of prior meeting read and approved. Ordinance 9 to improve sanitary condition placed on second reading. Ordinance 10 defining offences against peace and quiet for obstruction of streets placed on second reading. J B Lane billed ten dollars for drafting articles of incorporation of the village. Board adjourned to call of electors.
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Shoshone
Idaho
J. F. White
T. H. Gooding
J. W. Wheeler
J. B. Lane
Local notices and business updates in town
Mrs H A Kenniston has been sick the past week. Muxguri manager of the Idaho Brewing Association was in the city on business yesterday. Indies Guild met with Mrs Squiers last Wednesday. Next meeting with Missa McFall. Ladies gather rags and have them cared for by sho weaver Mrs A E Himas. Contractor O J Brennan busy making dining room and kitchen tables for lodge rooms. Hagerman school reopening Monday February 17 after smallpox closure. W D Goodhart Masonic work instructor was in Hailey, to be in Sho Shone part of next week. Railroad Hotel repairs nearing completion. Mr Fuller says ready by month’s start. Samuel and Donald Grant from Fairbolt Minn visiting, will bid on canal work after touring Twin Falls County. Ride are Wubeope. Ls Fut Lake City.
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Hagerman
W. D. Goodhuart
Masonic Order
Samuel
Donald Grant
Fairbolt
Minn
Twin Falls
Jook
Lake City
A Gambler's Daughter tops Shoshone crowd on opening night
The new Shoshone opera house featured A Gambler's Daughter as a sensational melodrama Monday night. The audience filled the house and enjoyed an exciting production that stirred strong emotions, with many leaving before the final climactic act.
Pleasant Party for Shoshone Youth at Hartdegan Home
Last Friday evening Miss Esther Hartdegan entertained Shoshone youths at Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hartdegan home. Guests arrived to find large sheets of white paper with silhouettes drawn inside and outward signs of greeting noted, creating a lively hosted gathering.
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Ed Hartdegan
Esther Hartdegan
Reverend Cox and wife Leave Hailey for Virginia Health Trip
Reverend J. H. Cox, former Episcopal pastor at Hailey, and his wife arrived from Hailey on Wednesday evening's train. He resigned due to health concerns and they travel to Virginia seeking a climate change believed to aid his health.
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J. H. Cox
Hailey
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Violet
Ane
Millie Barger
Platt Williams
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Pearl
Charles Morten
Gilbert White
Sam Champlain
Re Muxguri
Idaho Brewing Associativ
the Indies Guild
Mra. Squiers
Misa McFall
A. E. Himas
O. J. Brennan
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