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Newspaper

The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1910

Page

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Farmers 10 Organize An Irrigation District

A North Side irrigation district moves forward with petitions drafted for county commissioners. W R Cupp reports plans are perfected, financing via bonds secured with E E Hedden's surveys confirming feasibility. Weymouth warns funds and priorities may stall North Side if South projects dominate.

the Tribune W. R. Cupp North Side Water Users’ Committee North Side Graef E. E. Hedden Cupp Interior Department Statesman Weymouth

Baseball League Formed With Four Town Teams

James D. Kelleher attended a Nampa meeting where Caldwell Nampa Boise and Emmett formed a base ball league. Plans set for April 24 season opening with Emmett vs Caldwell and Nampa vs Boise. A $100 pennant fund and Caldwell’s $1500 season support were pledged. A Commercial Club meeting next Monday aims to finalize league plans, targeting two to three games weekly.

James D. Kelleher Nampa Caldwell Boise Emmett

Big Bend Gets Electric Line to Caldwell-Roswell Rail

At a Big Bend meeting residents from Caldwell Roswell and the Big Bend area agreed to extend the Caldwell Roswell electric railway to the Big Bend. Local farmers will cover their share of preliminary costs while Engineer Williams forecasts construction within sixty nine days as the executive committee pushes the project forward. Three more blocks of paving will expand Main Street and Arthur Sixth to Tenth Avenues.

Bi Bend Caldwell Roswell Big Bend Main Street Tenth Arthur Street Seventh Kimball Avenues Indian Creek

Payette Club Pinched In Liquor Crackdown

Sheriff Breshears and Prosecuting Attorney Hagelin arrested H. C. Ficke, secretary of Payette Concordia club, charged with unlawful liquor sales. Ficke posted bonds for Caldwell trial. The 300-member club, led by Henry Rimer, occupies the old Bank saloon building. Additional arrests may follow. law enforcement targets clubs countywide. A Boise Commercial Club license ruling by Judge N. N. Woods equates clubs with saloons. A new trial denial in Idaho v Fuller is noted with appeal planned.

Breshears Hagelin Payette H. C. Ficke Concordia Club Ficke Caldwell Henry Rimer Law Enforcement League of Canyon County N. N. Woods Shoshone County Commercial Club of Boise Fremont Wood McBaire Contiercial Club W. N. Woods First Judicial District

Government backs Idaho irrigation plans amid funding doubts

Mayor J B Gowen Caldwell said federal bond plans for a large irrigation program will proceed with apportionment to 16 states. Idaho could see more water for the Black Canyon district, a 150000 acre project with canals from near Middleton to Parma, while north side work may be restored to public domain and title entries possible.

Etary Ballinger Idaho North Side Payette-Boise Secretary of the Interior Department Weymouth Boise River J. B. Gowen Caldwell Black Canyon Boise Slope Payette Middleton Parma Emmett

Colonel E R Place Hopeful on Winnemucca Rail Start

Col E R Place speaks of Caldwell prospects and Caldwell brochure planning while awaiting rail construction. He hopes Winnemucca railroad work begins July 1 and rails and equipment arrive by then. He recently returned from the east with plans for a Caldwell pamphlet titled Mother Caldwell. The publication cost totals in the hundreds.

Idaho Col. E. R. Place Demosthenes Winnemucca Caldwell Col Place Assogates Iowa

Irrigation Expert Plans Experiments in Caldwell

Don H. Bark chief of the Irrigation Investigation Branch of the U S Department of Agriculture visited Caldwell to guide farmers on optimizing water use. He outlined plans to measure water duty with 15 acre fields, 5 acre plots, and varied irrigation to precisely compare yields and prove efficient practices benefiting Idaho irrigators.

Don H. Bark Department of Agriculture Caldwell Bark Idaho the Tribune U. S. Department of Agriculture Department

Caldwell Banks In Fine Shape Reflect Credit On City

Caldwell and Banks. In fine shape Caldwell banks show strong financial footing. Western National totals $426,682.92 and American National $252,297.76, with steady growth and careful management by local officers. The reports highlight Caldwell as wealthy for its population and serve as strong advertisement.

Ribune Western American National Caldwell United States Western National

Caldwell Fruit Growers Plan New Manager and Factory

The Caldwell Fruit Growers Association met at Pioneer Irrigation to arrange handling of country produce including the fruit crop. P B Fields was secured as manager, arriving from Peone Colorado. the group bought the old broom factory east of the railroad and will move in by the 18th with offices to be fitted up. A special High School Alumni meeting at City Hall is set for Tuesday April 12 at 8 pm with important business.

Caldwell Fruit Growers Association Pioneer Irrigation P. B. Fields Fields Peone Colorado

Irrigation Meetings About Signing For District Formation

The Black Canyon Irrigation Committee pushes a petition to form the Black Canyon Irrigation District. Meetings at district voting places over ten days aim to secure signatures for a 110000 acre district with 29 pages of legal description. The petition to Congress seeks government lands to be subject to district liens, with signatures requested at multiple towns from April 6 to April 16.

Black Canyon Irrigation Committee Black Canyon the Statesman Payette-Boise Congress Taft Congress of Government Lands Idaho United States of America

Water Users to Meet Tuesday in Boise Valley Section

Boise Payette Water Users association schedules a Tuesday meeting to discuss the Warren irrigation bill in the senate and urge Senator Heyburn to support it. Discussion will cover relief for the north side project and temporary aid while government action remains idle. F. E. Weymouth will report on reservoir site progress and attend Caldwell.

Boise-Payette South Side Weymouth Caldwell Senator Borah Association Congressman Mondell

Snyder Sloan Wedding in Mountain Home Ceremony

Miss Clara Snyder wed Dr. C. L. Sloan in a ceremony officiated by F. E. Springer at the Bayless home with Hazel Snyder as bridesmaid and Judge C. T. Sebras as best man. The couple will reside in Mountain Home.

Clara Snyder C. L. Sloan Allen Bayless Hazel Snyder C. T. Sebras F. E. Springer

A Mighty Candidate for Canyon County Sheriff

The item discusses Dan Ackley as a potential Canyon County sheriff candidate. Ackley, a Nampa resident, is praised for ability and experience, noting years as a traveling guard at the Idaho State Penitentiary. The Tribune endorses him as highly acceptable and popular locally, urging consideration if he runs.

Dan Ackley Canyon County Ackley Mr. Ackley Nampa Idaho State Penitentiary the Tribune

Two New Firms Incorporated In Idaho

Incorporation papers filed Tuesday show the Nampa Tile Pine Irrigation Company with $9 000 capital in 800 shares of 30 each. Lucern Co operative Creamery Company of Caldwell lists $25 000 capital in 1 000 shares of 25 each with 7 500 subscribed. Incorporators include G W Lamson A B Compton O G Rinehart Victor Hammer J M Barner T L Weymouth J L Bardsley and M A Combs. H E Van Housen, Boise valley liveryman, plans major improvements in his barn and invites calls to Herb. A L McCord returns from Jarbidge and notes favorable outlook and will go back soon.

Nampa Tile Pine Irrigation Company G. W. Lamson A. B. Compton O. G. Rinehart Lucern Co-operative Creamery Company Caldwell Victor Hammer J. M. Barner T. L. Weymouth J. L Bardsley M. A. Combs H. E. van Housen Boise Valley Herb

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