Protests Overruled as Idaho Water Projects Move Ahead
The Boise Statesman reports that despite many protests filed with the interior department, the reclamation service will proceed with both the Minidoka and Payette Boise projects in Idaho. A geology director’s letter to the interior secretary rejects claims of fund diversion and personal land interest, noting plans to mature pumping devices and timing for water delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
Minidoka
Payette-Boise
Idaho
Boise Statesman
Reclamation Service
Geological Survey
Secretary of the Interior
E.T. Barber
Albion
W. N. Shilling
Lubois
Barber
Minidoka Fund
Ross
Messrs. Barber
Shilling
Board of Engineers
Gooding
Stephenson
Payette- Boise
Dubois
Mr. Ross
United States
Wanted day labor or bids on hauling ore to War Dance Mill
Wanted day labor or bids on hauling ore to War Dance Mill Deer Creek. 78 to 100 tons daily. Six months contract. For particulars apply at office of Woop River Zrxe Co. 16w2 Hailey Idaho. Horses fed for 25 cents per head or 50 cents per span at Keefer ly way vane, létf ae Forst Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Dance Mill
Deer Creek
Offce of
Woop River
Zrxe Co
Hailey
Idaho
Keefer Ly
Mary McLean Wrecks On Snake River Dam
The Mary McLean, a launch running between Milner and Heyburn, wrecked last Sunday evening on the Snake River while en route to Heyburn to pick Lt. Perrine. Unmanageable on the current, it drifted to the dam where gates forced it against the structure, destroying the boat. Loss valued at $1300. two men escaped with their lives by grabbing the railing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McLean
Snake River
Milner
Heyburn
Perrine
Auditor and Treasurer's Joint Report Balance on Band
Auditor and treasurer release a joint report detailing the balance on band funds and related accounts. The document outlines current balances, discrepancies if any, and notes on fiscal management and stewardship of band finances.
First Quarter 1905 Receipts and Disbursements
A concise quarterly financial note records receipts and disbursements for the period ending in March 1905. The figures detail income sources and outlays, reflecting the year’s early financial activity and cash flow status.
First National Bank Opens Jan 20, 1903
The First National Bank opened for business on January 20, 1903 with P. R. Gooprne as president and F. W. Gooprne as vice president. Office hours are listed as 9 A.M. to 4 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
P. R. Gooprne
F. W. Gooprne
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Walcott
Vane
Sie
Gscirateo Estates
KY General School
Fusd
Ain An
County Sin Aehoul Fund
Goa
Saab
Balante Vu Babu
Eseernee
Miximoka
Sularce
No. I
Svea Ae
Wernicke
A. L. McMahon
RONAY
Shoshone, Idaho
Cass. M. Hemenus
F. R. Geuling
Fred W. Ganding
Chae M. Hemphill
H. Geuling
Hemani M. Heribart
Baward A. Walters
Sullivan
Electric Light Company
C. B
Junction City Lodge No
Jon C. F
Odd Fellows
W. C. Cust
Noble Grand
W. Warsicke
E. W. Horton
Lamber ‘and Coal
Tdaho
E. W. Kleinman
Shoshone
Waho
Frank Whittington
Sellat
E. A. Walter Shoshone
Frank
Disney Attorney At Law Notary Public
Buggins Pentist
Baughs Drug Store
J. M. Rogers
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