Seizure and Auction Notice From Shoshone Lincoln County
Public notice lists tax delinquency on Donald Grant & Company personal property including two Reeves Traction Engines and multiple wagons seized in Shoshone Lincoln County Idaho. It details sale on September 25, 1912 at Baugh Warehouse to satisfy 1,002.71 tax plus costs, with bids to the highest cash bidder. Also includes highway bid notices and a land contest notice from the State Board of Land Commissioners regarding Garey Act entry cancelation, with deadlines for response.
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Whemeas
Donald Grant & Company
Donald Grant
Semel Grant
Donald Rant & Company
Dun Linccoln County
Shoshone
Lincoln County
Reeves Traction
Western
Baugh
Isenberg
Ima
State Board of Land Commissioners
Horse
Idaho
Hurley L.tibbetts
Everett
Mase
Zell Truman
Hie
Thabe
N. Junness
Idaho Constitution Amendment Bill on Senate to One Per County
Idaho legislature proposes a constitutional amendment to change the Senate to one member per county and cap House seats at three times the Senate. The measure sets election procedures, publication requirements, and recall provisions, with voter question at the next general election.
Idaho Joint Resolution No. 24 Proposes Idaho Constitution Amendment
Bradford introduces Joint Resolution No. 24 proposing repeal of Section 3 of Article 13, then Article 12 labor proviso, to be voted at the next general election. It directs publication for at least six weeks in newspapers of general circulation in every county and submission to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Idaho
Idaho Joint Resolution Proposes Recall of Public Officers
House Joint Resolution No 19 by Johnson seeks to amend Article 6 of Idaho's Constitution adding recall provisions for all state and district public officers except judges. It directs the Legislature to enact necessary laws to implement the amendment and to submit it to electors for rejection or approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Idaho
Idaho House Joint Resolution proposes State Board of Education election question
The measure by Warnick Featherstone and Hammer amends Article 9 Section 2 to vest general supervision of Idaho’s educational system in a State Board of Education whose membership and powers are defined by law. The State Superintendent of Public Instruction remains an ex officio member. The Secretary of State will publish the amendment in each county for six weeks prior to the general election in a general newspaper.
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Beetinn
Idaho
Wald
Senate
House of Representatives
Tdbho
Secretary of State
HOUSE
Warnick, Featherstone and Hammer
Tiaho
Board of Education
Lnaw
State of
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Idaho Referendum Amendment Proposal Aimed at Power Shift
A draft joint resolution seeks to amend Article 3 Section 1 of the Idaho Constitution to grant the people, under Legislature prescribed conditions, power to propose and demand a referendum on any act or measure passed by the Legislature. The proposed wording asks if the constitution should empower voters to approve or reject such acts at the polls, independent of the Legislature, with the Secretary of State authorized to publish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Palla
State of
Tinho
Maawara
Idebo
Laeiniatures
Secretary of State
Pulst
Constitutional amendment notices in counties near general election
Notices print the location and schedule for county by county publication of the constitutional amendment article in at least one general circulation newspaper per county. Weeks precede the general election with multiple consecutive runs as required by law.
Idaho Initiative Amendment Proposal in Senate Joint Resolution 13
A Senate Joint Resolution proposes amending Idaho Article 3 to reserve to the people the power to propose laws by initiative and enact them at the polls independent of the Legislature. It requires voter approval by a majority of the Governor's total in a general election and directs publication notices in each county for six consecutive weeks before the next general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
State of
Legisla
Secretary of State
Idaho Senate Joint Resolution on State Debt Cap Amendment
Judiciary committee proposes a constitutional amendment to Section 1, Article 8, restricting state debt to two million dollars, with exceptions for war, insurrection, and a general election vote. It outlines financing, publication, repeal options, and submission to voters at the next general election.
Idaho constitutional amendments on county treasurer powers
A joint resolution proposes two amendments to Article 18 Section 6 of Idaho Constitution. It would make county treasurers ex officio tax collectors and allow deputy clerical staff when authorized by county commissioners. Separate questions would be placed before voters at the next general election.
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State of Idaho
State of
Idaho
Board of
County Commissioners
Secretary of State
Idaho Secretary of State certifies constitutional amendments for 1912 election
Wilfred L. Gifford Secretary of State attests the enrolled joint resolutions of the Idaho Legislature from the Eleventh and Extraordinary Sevenths Sessions. The document confirms amendments to be voted on at the November 6, 1912 general election, with the Great Seal affixed in Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred J. Gifford
Boise
Idaho
United States of America
Wilfred L. Gifford
D Glean Proposition Advertises Lady Agent Position
A brief notice seeks a lady agent for Shoshone and nearby areas with a monthly return on every sale. The ad mentions Salt Lake and a street address for inquiries.
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Shoshone
Salt Lake
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Genat Shashowe & Twin Falls Water Power Co
Mexh Provecute
Oaln County
Aubwlee
Lin
Tre
Gee Heard
Bigtowrey Gornwehers
di Fret
Sterl Highway
Bhuphony
Aeeoediine
Stoel
Wood Holman
Warky W. Anderson
E. M. Clements
Secretary of
Johnson
Rabbit Proof
Stockgrowers Mercantile Co
Ry Whitcomb
Hotlew
Whitcomb
Judiciary Committee
Fdaho St
Rotke
Tolabo
Mdahe
Sie
Bach County
Tur
Teast Wix
Department OF State
O. J. Brennan
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