Lincoln County Idaho approves road claims and bonds
Lincoln County Idaho boards approves road overseer bills and a refunding bond plan of twenty eight thousand dollars. The minutes record the 1910 session with names like Paul Kartzke Harry Anderson and J. Green as officials and many laborers and lumber firms listed for road work and bridges. A notice invites bids on county bonds with terms up to 1929 and details the denominations and payment offices in Lincoln County and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of ‘Commissioners
Lincoln County
Idaho
Paul R. Kartzke
Charles T. Hart
Charles EB. Gridley
Harry ‘W._Anderson
F. R. Gooding
Otis E. Lyster
Robert Brown
William Brown
James H. Barnett
Warren J. Peet
J. J. Sayiers
Robert West
W. Pittenger
J. B. Breeze
E. E. Carrier
Alex McKenzie
Stanley Lumber Co
Liam
Ber
Alex McKennie
Otis B. Lyster
Labor Roads
James Boden
Jos
Schneeberger F. A. Oaks
Louis J. Anderson
I Nibley Channel Lumber Co
Ostrander Lumber Co
Sas
F. A. Oaks
Lous J. Anderson
H.W. Currier
Jag
H. Barnett
Gregg
T. S. Goff
J. R. Osum
Nerritt Fry
W. W. Pittenger
Joan L. Saviers
Wm. Brown
W. J. Peck
J, Br, Roe
Heyburn Tamber Co
F. Schroeder
Signae Stereriats
Stockgrowers Merc. Co
Moise
Ura Lumber Co
Board of County Commission
Lincoln Mty
Naif
Lincale County
Board of Commissioners
City of
New York
Harry W. Anderson
Weer
Robert Jennings
Jas. A. Green
Walter H. Copp
George H. Lawshe
George H. Baker
A. T. Parke
V. V. Bower
Trails
Farmers & Merchants State Bank of
Jerome
J. R. Scarborough
W. Barnett
R. Boyer
James A. Green
Saas Barnett
C. S. Allen
J. W. Greenstreet
Luke Williams
Walter Pittenger
B. Breeze
George la
W. J. Tian
W. W. Wilcox and Lethers
Paul
Minidoka
C. H. Paul
Pani
Heyburn Review
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION TRAIN ARRIVES AT SHO SHONE
A telegram from D. E. Burley, OSL General Passenger Agent, Salt Lake, says the Farmers Demonstration special train will arrive in Sho shone January 26 at 9 a.m. Lecturers cover Orchard Heating and Potato Culture. The experts promise high value information for farmers and urge a turnout to hear them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Shoshone
D. E. Burley
Salt Lake
Writ of mandamus vs Blaine County election ruling
Idaho district court denies mandamus to force a special local option election on prohibiting liquor sales in Blaine County. It holds appeal to district court within twenty days is the proper remedy, not mandamus, and cites School District No. 25 v Rice and Morgan v County Commissioners. It notes that equity relief is improper where a plain, speedy and adequate remedy by appeal exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rember
James King
James F. King
Richard Higgs
Blaine County
Mandae
Board of County Commissioners
Lam
Ateture
Tistrict
Supreme Court of
Va. Rice
Ida. P
Morgan Vs
County Commissioners
District Court
Supreme Court
Rogers
Corker
Commissioners
Elmore County
Ida
State Supreme
Board of‘ County Commissioners
Edward A. Walters
Shoshone Gets State Land Board Representative
M J Church announces O A Truman has been appointed Representative of the State Board for Carey Act business covering the North Shoshone Dietrich and Richfield tracts of the Idaho Irrigation Company project with headquarters in Shoshone. Duties start with spring opening after preliminary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Church
State Board of Land Commissioners
Boise
O. A. Truman
Idaho Irrigation Company
Shoshone
Demonstration Train Aims to Aid Utah Idaho Farmers
Eugene A Grubb leads a special Oregon Short Line demonstration train traveling northern Utah and southern Idaho to promote potato culture and orchard heating. Experts from Colorado and Illinois present talks with exhibits across a month long itinerary for farmers, ranchers, and fruit growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Utah
Idaho
Eugene A. Grubb
Carbondale
Colorado
H. L. Edgerton
James Hamilton
M. Mahoney
Grand Junction
J. E. Wing
Breeders’ Gazette
Chicago
Lil
W. 5. Guilford
Agricultural Department of
Twin
North Side Land and Water Company
Idaba
Oregon Short Line
D. E. Burley
Ttims Bevn 60
Boose Sellers Get Maximum Sentence In Local Option Case
Arthur Montrose and Norman Stevens were arrested in Bliss for selling liquor contrary to law. Stevens pled guilty and was fined 500 dollars or 250 days in jail. Judge Walters stated that future local option cases would bear a maximum 500 dollar fine and nine months in jail, not setting a precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Montrose
Norman Stevens
Bliss
Wheeler
Disney
Stevens
Walters
Walters Sentenced the Prisoner To Pay A Fine of $500 Or Failing In Triat
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Small Jack Rabbit
Poats
Widders
Shoshone Journal
District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District
State of
Blaine
State Land Board
O.S.L