Primary Election Rules Outline for 1910 Aug Schedule
The article details the August 30 1910 primary under a new law. It outlines two nomination paths: paying a fee to state or county officials or petitioning with required percentage signatures, party affiliation proof, and residency attestations. It covers nomination timing, certification to county clerks, publication duties, separate party ballots, and rules preventing cross party voting. It clarifies expenses allowed for nominees and differs between nomination costs and post nomination spending.
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Secretary of State
Brady
James H. Brady
United States
Taniex Sant E
Iso
Power possibilities in Lincoln County
The article outlines abundant and expanding hydroelectric potential in Idaho. It notes the Little Wood River, Big Wood diversion, and escalating plans at Lower Salmon falls, Upper Salmon falls, and Great Shoshone system, with future links to Shoshone Light & Power for regional mining camps and Wood River cities.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Little Wood River
Idaho Irrigation Company
Big Wood River
Big Cottonwood
South Gooding
Salmon Falls
Snake River
Great Shoshone Falls
Lower Salmon Falls
Bliss- Rupert
O.S.S
Harriman
Great Shoshone and
Twin Falls
Jarbidge
Wood River
Haddock to Open New Townsite on OSL Line
The Haddock Mackey Land Co plans to open Haddock, a new townsite midway between Shoshone and Gooding on the Oregon Short Line. The date is to be announced. the town will rely on Carey Act lands, a self supporting school district, and favorable investor confidence. The Haddock Wackey principals are noted as action takers, boosting expectations for a prosperous future.
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Haddock-Mackey Land Co
Haddock
Gooding
Tampa
Shoshone
Haddock-Wackey Land Co
Redmon Hardware Co Opens Amid Busy Opening
The Thos J Redmon Hardware Company held its opening on Monday with a good crowd and many goods sold. Management notes they are pressed by fast incoming merchandise and unfinished prep work but expect a fine store once fully completed. The firm members are Carey Act land holders on the Dietrich tract and are identified as genuine Idaho boosters.
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Thos. J. Redmon Hardware Company
Dietrich
Idaho
Cement Crossings Being Installed in Shoshone
The village board approved cement street crossings at all principal crossings. Work has begun at Walnut and Rail Streets and will continue. Cement sidewalks laid since fall 1908 now cover much of the south part, with plans to extend across the river this season. Shoshone strengthens its claim as “Shoshone, the Beautiful” as improvements proceed. The U.S. Senate confirmed Chas T Harte of Ropert as receiver of the U.S. Land Office at Hurley, praised for fitting the role, with Bradley’s standard noted as high.
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Journal
Walnut
United States Senate
Chas. T. Harte
Ropert
United States Saml
Hurley
Bradley
Harte
Supt G H Isaak Visits Hay Spur Fish Hatchery
A visit to the Hay Spur state fish hatchery reveals a 50 acre site with springs feeding a cold constant water system powering fifteen hatching troughs. Supt Geo H Isaac explains egg care by eyeing and measuring, with large outputs of eastern brook trout and Silver creek fry. a dramatic rescue at Silver Creek highlights his commitment and skill.
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Hay Spur
Geo. H. Isaac
Ani
Silver Creek
Isaac
Idaho
U.S. Fish Service
Sand Point
Warm River
Agricultural expert services free for 10 settlers Idaho tract
John A. McPherson provides free agricultural guidance to Carey Act settlers on the Idaho Irrigation project. Employed to assist with land clearing, leveling, cultivating, irrigating, seed selection, crop management, and harvesting. He travels tracts and visits homes to advise farmers during the busy season, urging settlers to utilize his help in the first crucial year.
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Idaho
John A. McPherson
Mew Pherson
McPherson
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Forge
Lincoln County
Redmon Hardware CO
Senate
Hay Opur
G. H. Isaag
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