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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
4
Residents hear arguments on a protective tariff versus free trade and the impact on industry and national prosperity. The gathering notes support for science based tariff reviews and warns against purely political shifts. Local reports mention railroad progress, community events, and efforts to boost agriculture and poultry with new hatchery equipment.
Notice for publication to establish land claim under Idaho legislation. Van B Porta of Biethoh Idaho seeks to prove ownership and cultivation of described lands. Truman, Representative, appears as official in the notice.
A notice announces a petition by H tAinete and 37 others to form a herd district under Idaho 1907 law. The described Lincoln area follows alley and street lines near Lincoln Street and a railroad right of way, with the board to meet at 2 p.m. at the court.
In Hunt Out Shoshone Idaho the Gince location is fixed for a sale petition. Any person may show cause why the petition should not be granted. The district clerk is instructed to issue due notice as directed. Done in January session by A L Speakman and Archy County Board. Clerk Hariy W. Anderson March 8 22.
Official notice states School District No 43 in Lincoln County Idaho will hold a bond election at Averall School House on March 9, 1012 from 1 PM to 5 PM. Voters will decide on issuing ten bonds of 1000 dollars each to build and furnish a school, with six percent interest, payable semiannually, at National Bank of Commerce.
Sheriff L M Zug secured two liquor case wins at Gooding district court on March 2. Jess Burrough and Frank Bartlett pleaded guilty to selling liquor contrary to law. The report notes Idaho dry counties, especially Lincoln, remain strict with prohibition.
Members of the Shoshone Masonic Building Association will hold a meeting at the Masonic hall in Shoshone Idaho on Wednesday evening March 7 at 7 30 for electing five directors. Toted at Shoshone Maho this 21st day of February 1912 T Platt Williams President JoAn W McFall Secretary
Notice announces an pardon application to be considered by Idaho Board of Pardons at a meeting in Horse Idaho on April 3. It also covers final proof for a Carey Act land claim by Robert B Hewett of Shoshone Idaho with witnesses listed and prior dates from 1912.
The Lincoln County Board of County Commissioners intends to issue sixteen bonds totaling 16,000 dollars dated July 1 and bearing semiannual interest. Denominations include 1000, 500, and 100 dollars with several specific bond numbers. Principal and interest paid at Lincoln County Treasurer or a New York bank. Bids to be written and submitted with certification by bid deadline.
In the sealed bid process the percentage payable to Lineal County is specified as abe phiced in a sealed envelope filed before 10 A.M. on the final day. The document names AKMAN as Chairman and ANDIEHSON as Clerk with Goard of Commissioners listed, indicating official action on or near April 912.
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