Pure Water for U S S Passengers
Pure Water for U S S Passengers reports Commissioner James H. Wallis arriving from Boise to survey railroad water supplies across the state. He joins W R Armstrong to test samples from north lines, then travels east to Granger and Huntington with A B Stevenson. Samples will be analyzed chemically and bacteriologically. water containers will be sterilized by live steam.
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James H. Wallis
Boise
W. R. Armstrong
Montana
Armstrong
North End
Pocatello
A. B. Stevenson
Idaho
Granger
Huntington
Oregon
State Health Department
Oregon Short Line
United States Treasury Department
Pocatello Tribune
Mackay
Wallis
Congress Calls Extra Session On Tariff Plans For April 7
Washington March 17 President Wilson issues proclamation for congress to convene in extra session at noon on April 7. Tariff bills and related schedules will be first agenda item after caucus and Ways and Means committee reviews administrative features of new tariff. Also reports on district court term and local jurors drawn, plus notes on a murder verdict of not guilty and death of a two year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Underwood
House
Ways and Means
District Court
J. M. Stevens
Nelson McCawley
I. R. Johnson
Israel Butt
Geo. L. Wintle
R. K. MacMurdy
Benj, Hunter
A. W. Thompson
Wm. Elison
Ettrick Miller
W. B- Ball
Geo
W. Lay
J. W. Beguin
B. J. Howard
Geo. M- Eastes
R. N. West
O. Borg
Jas, Gilbert
A. D. Quantrell
Hans Larsen
Wm. Beckhold
Joe Tilden
Wm. Bedford
Corny Bros
Taber
Governor vetoes academy bill and more measures in Idaho
Boise March 13 Governor John M Haines vetoed seven bills and signed twenty one in a broad state action. Vetoed measures include Valley county creation, Salmon City bridge bond, Tenth judicial district, renaming Academy of Idaho at Pocatello, state auditor convention bill, highway commission appointment, and a trustees tax cap. He warned the academy rename would create a university like status. Also notes a surprise wedding of Dr and Mrs J B Davis at the Methodist church with a silver set gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
John M. Haines
eThe
Valley County
Salmon City
Tenth Judicial District
Washingbory
Adams
Academy of Idaho At
Pocatello
Idaho Technical College
State Auditor
Borden
Highway Commission
Board of Trustees
Academy of Idaho
Spring Improvements Being Arranged For The City Council
The city council in regular session last Tuesday discussed an option to purchase land at the north end of Shilling avenue owned by Mr and Mrs Edwin Watson for 450 with a April 3 deadline to open a street to the Rich Jane through Blackfoot. They also addressed road gravel needs and a cement walk petition on Stout avenue. The Mackay south side petitioned Maple Street crossing improvements, and rail traffic fence issues were raised. A cemetery planning committee proposed a formal layout with quarter-circle roads, central square, fountains, and walkways. the plan was approved to be surveyed and blueprints created. An ordinance to forbid girls under 17 at public dances unless accompanied by parents was referred to law and order. The jail project was completed, with a 255 bill approved after inspection. Fire Chief Volley Van Bramer presented equipment quotes. the improvement committee and chief will finalize necessary items by next meeting. The session adjourned to April 2. Killed In Explosion was reported from Little Lost River with Undertaker E T Peck leaving for Arco to prepare the miner's remains, awaiting shipment east.
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Tappa
Davis
Shilling Avenue
Edwin Watson
Jane
Blackfoot
Stout Avenue
Mackay Track
Jos. LaCour
Maple Street
Cappa
Elmwood, Addition
Peck
Law and Order Committee
Volley van Bramer
E. T. Peck
Brown Eldredge Furniture Co
Little Lost River
Daisy Black
Mackay
Arco
Eastern Star Festivities Highlight Southern Idaho Visit
The Eastern Star meeting in the city drew three grand officers Miss Helen Coston Grand Matron Geo F Gagan Grand Patron and Mrs C Melveny Grand Secretary also present were two Past Grand officers Mrs Gee F Gagan and Percy Jones About seventy five attendees enjoyed a banquet under carnation decor after speeches by visiting dignitaries and locals A restaurant on North Main Street has returned to owner Mrs N B Montgomery and plans to reopen after refreshing interior work Ina Lindee a longtime telephone operator returned from Idaho Falls and Lewiston after attending a phone girls dance
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Eastern Star
Helen Coston
Boise
Geo. F. Gagan
Blackfoot
C. Melveny
Pocatello
Gee
F. Gagan
Percy Jones
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U.S.S
U.S
Standard & CO
Agings
Ion
Wallace Cutler Wallace Cutler
Joseph Cutler
Grimmett
Moreland
Blackfoot Firet Ward
Progress Hall
J. H. Taylor
Miss Taylor
Salt Lake City
Mutual Improvement Associations
Neil F. Boyle & CO
Busines
Eee of
J. B. Davis
Methodist Church
City Cemetery
North Main Street
N. B. Montgomery
Mise Ina Lindeey
Idaho Falls
Lewiston
Phone Girls
A. B. Richards
Dr. Hoover
Millick Block
Parkinson Realty and Investment Co
Orpheum Theatre
L. Manders
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