Delinquent Tax List for Lincoln County Idaho 1905
Notice of sale of listed properties at Shoshone court house to satisfy 1904 taxes and penalties. Names include Fred Conklin Leon Calhoun Myron J. Vierlea J Fox Gridley Lyman Hedrick and others. Details cover land thirds and townsite improvements, poll taxes, and associated lots in sections and townships. Sale to proceed day by day starting Monday May 10, 1905 at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suly
Court House
Shoshone
Lincoln County
Idaho
Eame
Same
Sey
Crag
Kitty
Calhoun
Leon
Hagerman
Ptaes
Fox
Nwh
Gridley
Bow KE
Lor I
Hedrick
Lyman
Hopertman
Stotzer
Slaho Gold Mining Company
Blue Lakes
Kidwell
Mes
M. L
Mormontown
Kinsey
Alpha
Denely
Kintoy
Sean Why
Marron
Thomas
K.P. M. Seasey
Bareim Island
BR. WE
Malling
Rottie K
Wig
SEY Sey
Nigswig
SINEY
Ely
Bliss Tows Cleek
B . Oere McQuain
Proctor Estate
Savage
Marion K
Schouler
Tuthell
W. C
Vaughn
Minidoka
BBC Warriog
Fanny
Fine fruit visit and local court notes at Heyburn
Mrs M S Starch and daughter Trene visit Mrs W D Crocker near Heyburn. Mose Corbin jailed ten days for drunk and disorderly conduct after appearing before Judge Vredenburgh. John Walters committed for five days for begging. Frank Anthony and Maria Thanim married by Father Verbrogghe. Ben Darrah preparing for summer at sheep camp north of Ketcham. EB Beckett arrives from Bellevue. visits brother J L Beckett. Geo Talty fined $10 for drunk and disorderly. default leads to jail. Village Board adjourned with no notable business. Next weekday June 6. Sterling stove ad promotes cost savings. A D Noblett resigns as station agent to move nearer his aunts health. Jos Boevacek arrested for cycling fault. acquitted. F B Grosse elected Knights of Pythias delegate. A E Bowler as alternate. Grosse to serve third time.
Sale of School District Lands in Shoshone Idaho
The trustees of school district No 12 Shoshone Lincoln county Idaho announce a sale at the county superintendent’s office in Shoshone on Saturday June 17 1905 of five coupon bonds of 1000 each bearing 5 percent interest payable semi annually. One bond payable January and the remaining bonds payable annually thereafter until paid. The board may reject any bids. Brennan A Warren chairman Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Lincoln County
Idaho
Trustees
Bhoshone
Lincoln Co
Indaba
Brennan
A. Warren
Lwo
California Fruit Growers See Vast Orange Harvest Potential
California's orange industry centers in seven southern counties Los Angeles Riverside Santa Barbara Orange San Diego Santa Barbara and Ventura with capital invested about 44 million. Non bearing orange trees total around 1 227 100 while those producing fruit number about 2 972 00. Full yield could bring in excess of 10 900 000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloun
Tobacco Plant Origin Story From Legend of the East
An ancient tale portrays a prophet saving a serpent from harm and receiving a venomous bite. The serpent curses perpetual war between peoples, then bites the prophet. He absorbs the venom, heals, and on the spot a plant grows combining serpent venom with compassionate care, named tobacco in song and story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohammed
Wind and Temperature Thermometer Test
A plain demonstration shows wind does not change thermometer readings. Dry bulb thermometers, placed windward and sheltered, register the same after a few minutes. People feel colder in wind due to faster evaporation from skin, not because air is cooler.
Carlyle Foe of Marriage and Children in London Outlook
The London Outlook quotes a caustic view of Thomas Carlyle and his wife, arguing they were pitied as a childless couple. It contends that without offspring a sage cannot exist and mocks their literary life as barren, noting how their private life would awaken moral reflections at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Carlyle
Mike
Carlyles
London
Wagner as an Acrobat. A Wartime Swiss Visit Tale
Ferdinand Praeger recounts a visit to Richard Wagner at his Swiss home. The sixty year old composer stood on his head on an ottoman in the Gravel room while they discussed the years past. Wagner's wife burst in, alarmed, and cried out in surprise. He quickly explained his aim to prove he could stand on his head at sixty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Ferdinand Praeger
Warner
Richard
Perdinand
Frogs and Snakes Describe Predatory Behavior
A study notes the common snake favors water and feeds on frogs and fishes. Snakes consume living prey or their own kills. When chased, frogs show increasing paralysis and feeble cries as the snake nears, and mimicry of a snake provokes terror in the frog.
Treasure Chambers on Steamships Hidden Specie Rooms
A description of the ship specie room as a secret vault aboard steamers. Located amidships under the saloon, it measures about 16 by 10 feet with steel walls floor and ceiling. A heavy steel door with a combination lock guards valuable treasure carried across oceans, known to few passengers.
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Shoshone Journal
Republican
W. D. Crocker
Ketal
Dintanee
Thunder Mountain
Rhonhans
United
Delinquent
Conklin
Fred
Vaden
D. W
H. F, Pickren
Dunho
Eee Hill
M. Starch
Trene
Heyburn
Mose Corbin
Vreslenburgh
John Walters
Vredenburgh
Frank Anthony of
Tikura
Maria Thanim
Verbrogghe
Mra
Ben Darrah
Ketcham
EB. Beckett
Hellevue High School
Bellevue
J. L. Beckett
Geo. Talty
W.T. Todfrey
A. D. Noblett
Moberly
Jos. B. Boevacek
Robt
Lane Evlered
Lane
F. B. Grosse
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
A. E. Bowler
Mr. Grosse
Swope & Wheeler
Prop
the Palace
Noland & Gray
L. N. Huggins
Anheuser Beer
Stockmen’s Restaurant
Naka
Union Pacific and
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Claude S. Williams
West Second South Street
Salt Lake City, Utah
Naturf's
ART Gallery OF the Rockies
Castle Gate
Black Canon
Marshall
Royal Gorge
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Salt Lake City
Colorado
A. B. Ayers
Tray
E. R. Hunt
East Broadway
Butte
Montana
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