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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
7
In San Francisco a film crew captured the Lakeview Maricopa field geyser spouting 50 000 barrels daily since March 15. The vivid scenes show rubber cats and massive equipment as oil workers battle the spout for cinema, promising a global advertisement for California oil.
A farmer buys a gold brick for nine Confederate dollars and a Canada quarter, presenting it to a boarder who jokes about a nervous wreck. The scene unfolds with locals expecting to see a gold brick, while mischief and humor mark the exchange in this fragment from a Dort piece.
The village budget for 1910 1911 as moved by Boren and Merrifield carries that the official appropriations for Electric Lights Streets Sprinkling Streets Salaries be set at 1200 00 1200 00 2000 0 and that revenue for 1909 1910 was 4700 40. Fred W Gooding chairman and Harry W Anderson clerk sign and date. Also notices include an attachment in Lincoln County Idaho and multiple legal notices from Shoshone and surrounding districts with probate summons and Carey Act final proofs by several residents.
Notice for publication of final proof by TYfindd Denis TWiliams Fi Fyapelasd of Shadbinn Idaho and others under state act. Filing to establish claims to wild land via cultivation, with proceedings before D. A. Trunan in Shoshone Idaho on July 2, 1910. Witnesses listed include Jobell and Bates among others from Shoshone and Idaho.
Public notice records Harry Y W Anderson of Shoshone Idaho filing intention to establish a claim on parcel described as NW 34, SE y NE quarter in Township Range. Names of witnesses Pat Hughes William Custer Hime Praatia appear with official HogHorne.
Notice to submit proof of completion of diversion works for 5.6 cubic feet per second from Little Wood River and beneficial use in accordance with Permit No 202 issued by Idaho State Engineer. Public hearing set July 6, 1970, before I McMahon, at Shoshone. Property in Idaho.
Entry notice filed under the Carey Act seeks to prove residency and cultivation of land in Idaho. Wording names claimants Charles Watt Homer Wagner and Homel J Wagner with witnesses Dan Hunt Ches Hunt Pauls etc, and sets a hearing before A Truman on July 17, 1910 at Dietrich Idaho.
Notice of intent to make final proof to establish claim under the Carey Act. Entrymen Daniel Slater and Josiah Falles and Lange and Harris among witnesses, before Truman, State Land Board representative, at Shoshone Idaho, in July 1916. Documents describe residence, reclamation, and cultivation requirements for land parcels within Township 6 South Range 18 east.
A series of public notices announces final proof intentions under the Carey Act of 1899 in Idaho. Individuals including William F. Sexton, Josephine L. Bye, Stella Cook, and William R. Smith seek to prove residence and cultivation on lands in districts around Dietrich, Shoshone, and Jules. Witnesses from Dietrich and Shoshone are named, with dates and land descriptions varying by entry.
The fragmentary OCR lists multiple publication final proofs and legal notices, naming individuals such as Frank Wen Brown and John H. Silgmaeh, and places Idaho and Mabe. It references final proof actions, witnesses, dates like March and 08, and state legislature provisos. The readable items suggest formal patent or land claim proceedings with witness attestations.
Fragmented notices detail final proof, filings, and public land claims under the Carey Act in Idaho. Names include Louise Small and Samuel A. Batien, with references to Dietrich, Shoshone, and land descriptions in Section 2 Township 15 Range 11. Notices specify completion dates and witnessing officials.
Public notice of final proof required for land claim in A state, involving Carey Ack and Joseph H. Oyiberteom, listing dates, witnesses, and land descriptions. Notice specifies publication and compliance steps per state law, with March 3, 1888 approval and details of the claimed property and proceedings.
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