Lincoln County Board Proceedings 1903 to 1908 Special Session
Lincoln county Idaho board discusses court house fund claims and toll bridge at Bliss ranch. Special session July 6 1903 approves D J Brennan labor bill 3500 and a warrant. Regular session July 13 1903 raises assessments for sheep cattle and growth, approves liquor license for May & Nicely, and notes Perrine appointed Justice of the Peace at Kimama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Perrine
Shoshone, Idaho
Board of Commissioners
Lincoln County
Idaho
Court House
Orlando Emmons
J. W. Wheeler
Comanda
J. McMahon
D J. Brennan
Court House Fund
Onaxpo Exons
A. I. McMahon
Shoshone
C. O. Sands
Slick Bros
Snake River
Bliss Ranch
Perthiesion
W. C. Tuffield
May & Nicely
Little Wood River
Pay’s Corner
Village Board of
Kimama
W. H. Winter
New Buildings Prosper in Shoshone Growth
The village shows healthy growth with many residences under construction and several business blocks nearing completion. Notable projects include A. W. Moore's house sold to Charles Burgess, Charles Hemphill’s brick veneer home, Harry Anderson’s two story frame residence, and Rev. Howard Bowler’s brick veneer near the Baptist church. Shoshone’s boom draws newcomers willing to locate, with improved utilities eyed to make it an ideal home and business town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Moore
Charles Burgess
A. H. Williams
Charles M. Hemphill
Harry Anderson
Anderson
Howard Bowler
Robert McMahon
McMahon
W.C. Custer’s
Gooding Bros
Latger
Althout
Miraculous Escape After Fall From Train No 6
Bertha Garshwiler, age about fourteen, fell from a tourist sleeper on train No 6 near Owinza. She was found three miles later beside the track, alive with only bruises and scratches. Her family, traveling from Portland, reached Kimama and Shoshone to reunite with her. the incident prompted the father to protest window safety in the sleeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Garsiwiler
Owinza
Portland
Opn
Kimnama
Gurshwiler
Shoshone
Kimama
Killed The Spaniard: Fay Shot by Chaliston on Selmon River
John Fay, a herder for F R Gooding, was shot and killed by a Spaniard named Chaliston employed by Mr Pratt of Boise on the Selmon river after a dispute over sheep lands. Chaliston, described as an eerie figure with prior trouble, allegedly attacked Fay with a rock. Blaine county sheriff had a warrant for Chaliston for beating another man. The body was taken to Ketchum and an inquest was scheduled for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fay
F. R. Gooding
Chaliston
Mr. Pratt
Boise
Selmon
Fay
Blaine County
Ketchum
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Board
County Commissioners
THA
Ortaxpo Exona
J.W. Wheerer
Equalizaton
Darrah
M. J. Byrne
J.D. Murphy
John H. Johnson
Hunter Bros
Vilas
Porter and Goodman
Oswald
Kitzie
Pries
WJ. Smith
A.B. Roberts
W. Moulton
William Thompson
Nelson Dudley
John Chriswell
A. B. Wells
James Barnett
Ben A. Brewster
Sealy Bounty Fund
R. J. McMahon
Donaldson
First National Bank
W. C
Custer
W. H. Baugh
W. Conklin
Wilson Joe Bonar
W. B. Kelly
A. Lath Ray Gein
Frank Millsaps
Jorria Mabbute
EB. W. Bostrom
Ad. Murray
C. M. Wheeler
Hodman
E. M. Roberts
Ui Koon
Owens Bros
Phippen
Frank W. Phippen
P.M. Niles
A.B. Wells
Arch Cunningham
T. M. Stirh
Mase
A. B. Dick Co
W. J. Smith
Pearl Haines
Willie Wilson
J. E. McAvoy
Ht Cracker Co
B. Haffman
Salt Lake Tribune
Tet Ewes
Brennan
D. Briggs
D. Cooper
Our
Wesley Q. Randall
L.K. Adame
Board of Privaters
H. Garner
J. W. Waldron
SM. Burnstie
E. F. Pherris
Statesman Co
Hetwe
Edmund Gendricks
S. Dilinger Co
Frank T. Disney
Silary
Merc. Co
A.N. Conklin
W.van Lorns
F. White
W. Wernicke
A. Dixon
E. W. Horton
A. Campbell
CG. M. Wheeler
WC. Darrah
H.a.bover
Mort Wheeler
Outer
Joe Dove
Fl. K. Adams
J. W. Saviers
Rose Ennie
E.W. Eleinean
Phys
Storkgrowers’ Mere Co
Robert Wake
Ae Water Maser Sane
C.cumerfond
J. Donaldson
Mdseco
Aoney
Wm. Thompson
Alb. Roberts
Lee Garton
Falls Hill
J. Wallace
C.W. Wernicke
M. K. Savage
E. C. Manson
Norman
Shoshone Journal
Ben A
Brewster
Gooding Brothers
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