Gooding Idaho Water Works Ordinance to lay pipes
An ordinance grants Gooding Water Works Co Limited the right to lay water pipes in Gooding Idaho streets for fifty years, establish hydrants, set rates, and permit village purchase of the system after two years. It requires minimum construction within nine months, hydrants within nine months, and defines annual charges for hydrants and metered water. It also outlines extensions, meters, and a buyout appraisal process with appraisers and timelines.
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Gooding
Idaho
Gooding Water Works Co., Limited
Maine
Aaid
County Commissioners Proceedings Shoshone Idaho 1908
The Shoshone county board of commissioners canvassed the November 3, 1908 general election returns. It declared James Byrne Simeon Deno elected justice of the peace for Acequia precinct and M B Cocoran elected for Hillsdale precinct by lot. The board fixed official bonds and approved multiple claims, then adjourned.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Board of County Commissioners
J. H. Imes
John Curran
Frank E. Grosse
Harry W. Anderson
Alberta
Acequia
Bliss
Clear Lake
Clover Creek
Gooding
Heyburn
Hillsdale
Hagerman
Jerome
Minidoka
Rupert
Wehdeil
James Byrne
Deno
J. $. Plain
Justice of the Peace of
Fessenden
M. B. Cocoran
John Morgan
Notice of Publication for Land Claim at Hailey Idaho
Notice from the Department of the Interior and U.S. Land Office Hailey Idaho dated November 17 announces a notice of land claim by Frank T. to establish and prove ownership of Lot 4 Section 18 Township 55 Range ISK Horse Merrillan near the railway. Claimant names Joseph & Dareab, Jarah Borselor, Geitulle Gebeie, Fotin Lambs and others as witnesses. the claim proceeds under the alluvial regulations for the United States Land Office. The notice requests any objections to the claim and outlines the process for filing and proof at Shoshone on the specified date.
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Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
New Lith
Lincoln County National Bank of
Department of the Interior
U.S Lawi
Hailey
Idaho
Sboharne
Demmet
Berit No. Orr
Wig Berg
Beg
Rance Isk
Merlilan
T. Te ‘Sey
U.S
Shosbore
Wem
Village grant contract terms sealed by officials
A fragment states that upon acceptance of the terms by the grantee and an instrument filed with the village clerk a contract forms between the village and the grantee for stated purposes. Signed by W. J. Goopaya, A. E. Trompson, Chairman, with Clerk and seal.
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W. J. Goopaya
A. E. Trompson
Railroad commission demand from Southern Idaho clubs
At a Naropa meeting the League of Southern Idaho Commercial clubs pressed for a public utilities commission, effectively a railroad commission with added duties over express, freight, and other firms operating in the state. Governor Gooding supports a commission. clashes with Frank Plaisted over anti lobby enforcement occurred in Nampa. A train wreck and a fatal head injury near the parsonage were reported, as well as a new Lincoln County Bank building display and anticipated growth in local finance.
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League of Southern Idaho Commercial Clubs
Naropa
Public Utilities Commission
Railroad Commission
Express
Gooding
Nampa
Frank Plaisted
Govenee
Platsted
Raise
Plaisted
By the Way. There Are Many Divorces With Little to Do
A fragment notes many divorces occurring in society, suggesting many people have little to occupy them without such splits. The tone implies social commentary on divorce prevalence and idle activity among those affected.
Subtle Criticism and a Hunter's Narrow Escape
A young New York artist on terms with his building’s janitor faces doubts about the man’s cynicism or art criticism. In another item from San Francisco Chronicle, James Snook encounters a deer at Occidental, is knocked down, and suffers a fractured rib and bruises after the animal dies within 200 yards.
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New York
Mike
Harpers Weeks
James Snook
Occidental
Marin County
Snook
Fred
Nook
Sneek
San Francisco Chronicle
Epitaph for a Millionaire in a Distant Past
A fragmented report recalls Sir James Browne's remembered encounter with a colored officer at Kingsinn Jxaalen and a distant gaze toward crossing borders. The text hints at a wartime or colonial era scene with a few officers from Scotemen and local responders.
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James Browne
Kingsinn
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E M Walker
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Hull
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Ida Larson
CS Skillern
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M J Byrne
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Henry Smalley
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P B Butler
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J.P Stephenson
W J Gooding
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Minsketon
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JE Wagoner
Chris Hansen
A J W Hunter
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Dirkks
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IP McMeekin
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Alice Clarke
Salem Carpenter
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Jane E. Deno
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John G Risberg
Noese Dee
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