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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
6
Constitutional amendment proposed by the Idaho Legislature to change the state Supreme Court from three to five justices. The measure outlines election timing, the governor's proclamation, and a temporary public notice to be published in newspapers before the next election.
The document details a 1920 House Joint Resolution proposing amendments to the state constitution. It covers prohibiting the state credit to individuals or associations, except for developing unused water power, and places parameters on electors voting on the measure. It includes the secretary of state's certification and official dating.
Idaho lawmakers propose a constitutional amendment to Section 9 Article V altering Supreme Court jurisdiction. The measure grants review of district court decisions and PUC orders on appeal and expands original jurisdiction over writs and related actions. It directs publication of the amendment and cites dates for upcoming elections and legislative actions.
House Joint Resolution No. 10 proposes amending the state constitution to allow annual sale of 28 sections of school lands instead of 186, with limits not exceeding two hundred sections, and specifies ownership and process for approval by voters. The text outlines eligibility, terms, and procedural notes for the amendment.
L. J. Mote Plantier sues Oliver Dunn Water Master in Lincoln County Idaho for summary adjudication of a water right. Case cites claimed diversion of two cfs from Little Wood River via ditches to land in Sections 31 and 34, Township 5 South, R 17 E. File dated Sept 28, 1920. Frost et al vs Alturas Water Co. decree Dec 13, 1909. Attorney O. Stockninger represents plaintiff.
Fragmentary OCR content discusses grip like illness and bedtime care. Mentions staying in bed and Chamberiah, but lacks coherent factual detail or person/place. No identifiable events, dates, or organizations present.
The District Court of the Fourth Judicial District Idaho in Lincoln County serves Mincenta Guisasola Paicur heir of John A Post and others with a complaint. Defendants include various heirs and devisees of Alice Post and John Post and individuals linked to the Townsite Company. A complaint demands response within twenty days of service or forty days if outside the district. The case aims to quiet title to the described property. Proceedings overseen by Clerk A A Towler with attorney Enola Guymon.
An act authorizes the issuance of two million dollars in state highway bonds to fund laying out surveying and constructing a system of state highways in Idaho. It creates a redemption fund funded by a four tenths of a mill tax, outlines bond delivery and interest terms, and directs how proceeds are spent on highways, bridges, rights of way and related work. The measure awaits voter approval at the next general election.
A Minnesota Republican candidate is lauded for upholding the party’s best traditions and as a nonradical, broad minded leader. Supporters cite his respect for diverse interests including agricultural, labor and public sectors, and his suitability to unite these groups under common goals.
The Democratic candidate Mr Cox read an editorial clipping titled Read That Mr Cox read aloud a denouncement of commercial travelers found in his paper Daytee News. After luncheon at the Hotel Commodore a traveling man thrust the clipping into his hand provoking a heated reaction as he boarded his car.
In 1904 the South Bend tribute questions Mr. Cox about his view on their peweperes and whether he now desires their ones, reflecting a local political or social dispute and resident reactions.
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