Forest Reserve Officials to Aggressively Press Case in Courts
A detailed briefing from Forester H L Graves explains that grazing regulations on national forest reserves face ongoing litigation. He notes indictments for driving stock without permits and the Supreme Court’s split ruling leaves no binding precedent. The American Sheep Breeders Association will publish the letter to warn members and outline potential future actions. The Payette Boise Water Users Association opposed the Warren bill in Nampa, urging changes to restrict sale of surplus water to non profit cooperatives and districts.
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Federal Supreme Court
Crimaud-Carajous
American Sheep Breeders’ Association
H. L. Graves
United States
Supreme Court
Wellborn
Secretary of Agriculture
Ume
National Forester
Payette-Boise Water Users’ Association
Nampa
D. R. Hubbard
John D. Bloomfield
Harvey Moore
Walter Griffiths
W. T. Booth
H. C. Baldridge
Congress
Idaho
Ball Park Plans by Old Commercial Club Association
The Commercial Club Association has sold two lots to fund a first class ball park. Ground on the B and I railroad near the flouring mill will be bought and work begins on a grand stand and bleachers. The club will erect the grandstand and rent the park to the baseball association. Work starts at once. The hearing in State of Idaho vs T H Dryden on assault charges was postponed until 10 o'clock today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Baseball Association
State of Idaho
T. H. Dryden
Wool buyers plan Idaho Oregon sales tour schedule
Fankenstein of Boston representing Hecht-Liebmann and Co. is the season’s first wool buyer to appear, with Joe Plaks ted and J M Johnson arranging a tour. A sequence of selling dates spans May 15 to July 1 across Payette Weiser Cambridge Midvale Pendleton Echo Pilot Rock Heppner Shaniko Yale Ontario Mountain Home Baker City Enterprise and Wallowa.
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F. Fankenstein
Boston
Hecht-Liebmann & Co
Mr. Frankenstein
Joe Plaksted
J. M. Johnson
Mountain Home
Idaho
Oregon
Payette
Weiser
Cambridge
Midvale
Pendleton
Echo
Pilot Rock
Heppner
Shaniko
Yale
Ontario
Baker City
Hoppner
Enterprise and
Wallowa
Capital News
Petty’s 17 Acre Poultry Ranch Near Turlock
Journal visits J J Petty’s transformed 17 acre ranch one mile east of Turlock. An eight room house, barn and four incubator houses rise as Petty plants hundreds of trees and prepares to receive 600 White Leghorns plus other breeds. The operation aims for strict commercial poultry farming under the care of William Miller and Mrs Miller.
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California
Mr. Potty
Mack Minorcas
Plymouth Rocks
Ithode Inland Reds
Petty
Star Poultry Ranch
William Miller
Turlock
Cal) Journal
Marsh Ireton ranch sale claimed finest in Southern Idaho
H Dewey acquired the Marsh Ireton ranch eleven miles above Emmett, Idaho, a 820 acre property with 1000 miner's inches water right and over three feet of irrigation capacity. Purchase priced a bit over $50,000. Lee Cox hired as manager to farm about 500 acres this year.
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H. Dewey
Idaho
Emmett
Lee Cox
Nampa Leader-Herald
Dr Henry Suzzallo to Teach at Idaho Summer School
The Albion Normal School hires Dr Henry Suzzallo of Columbian University for the Boise Summer School from July 13 to August 24. He will present two daily lectures on Principles of Teaching and on School Supervision. His Boise visit offers Idaho and neighboring teachers access to top professional training without travel costs to distant institutions.
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Suzzala
Albion Normal School
Henry Suzzala
Columbian Universiy
Boise
Suzzallo
Yale University Columbia University
University of California
Idaho
Evern
Nal Atate Association
Sim
Corbett Candidate for Republican Nomination for Sheriff
Mr ER K Corbett announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff in Caldwell and Canyon counties subject to the primary. A Caldwell Canyon county resident for eighteen or twenty years he is described as a staunch Republican with a reputation for honesty. The Tribune commends him to Republican voters in the county. State Auditor and Mrs S D Taylor of Boise were in Caldwell briefly Thursday.
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Canyon County
8. D. Taylor
Boise
Caldwell
Caldwell Idaho City Council Advances Water Works and Sewer Plans
Caldwell Idaho council meets April 18 1910 to reject bids on water works extension and sewer improvements and directs finance committee and city attorney to advertise and set sale date for city bonds. It authorizes bond preparation for 10012 dollars plus accrued interest and maps various committee actions on sewerage districts and right of way contracts. The body approves curb and sidewalk bids for May 2 1910 and adjourns to April 25 1910.
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Farrar
Clark
Devers
Gartin
Harris
Paynter
L. A. Kean & Co
Chicago
Caldwell
Idaho
Marshall
Payette Jail Fire Claims Unidentified Man
A man who gave the name Wim Jackson died in a jail fire at Payette early Wednesday morning. He had sought shelter from a late night prowling, stayed with Night Marshal Feldcher, and was not jailed. The fire started around 4 am. authorities ruled the blaze originated by the victim. The coroner will have county funds cover burial costs.
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Wim. Jackson
Payette
Jackson
Feldcher
Bilbon Hotel
Bridge contract set for Salmon river spur line
Chas J Perkins of West End Irrigation says a Chicago source confirms Pittsburg Steel Bridge and Concrete Company will build a 40000 dollar railway bridge across Salmon river canyon west of Buhl. Construction to start in August, enabling Oregon Short Line south side branch from Buhl to Caldwell. Financing for the Bruneau irrigation project, 600000 acres in Owyhee county, is reported secured.
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Bud! Herald
Chas. J. Perkins
West End Irrigation Company
Chicago
Pittsburg Steel Bridge and Concrete Company
Salmon River
Buhl
The
Herald
Oregon Short Line
South Side
Caldwell
Oregon Short
Death follows Parma incident with released felon
Thomas Dayton, released from Canyon County jail on the condition to leave the state, returned to Parma and threatened N. F. Kibble. He resisted arrest, was struck by a passenger train while escaping, and died Monday at a Boise hospital. Dayton had been jailed on arson threats, posted bond, and was later released to depart the state. Also, Idaho Water Lifter Co. buys the old Commercial Club lots on Sescasts avenue to build a brick factory, creating year round jobs.
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Thomas Dayton
Canyon County
Breshears
Parma
N. F. Kibble
Boise
Dayton
Kibble
Idaho Water Lifter Co
Old Commercial Club
Sescats Avenue
Caldwell
Should Paint Mail Boxes on Rural Routes
The post office department urges patrons on rural delivery routes to paint their boxes and posts pure white. The measure would protect against weather damage and create a uniform, neater national appearance for United States mail boxes, helping fix their identity nationwide.
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Post Office Department
United States
Roadside Box System for Post Names and Directions
Road officials request that patrons imprint their names and box numbers in bold two inch letters. Posts for at cross road boxes should bear the town name and directional indicator. Boxes must be accessible beside the road for safe carrier access without leaving the carriage.
Potatoes Prize Offered by Oregon Short Line Official
D. B. Burley of the Oregon Short Line announces a potato yield contest with $725 in prizes. First prize $500 and second $225 for the best and second best marketable late potato production per acre. Eligible varieties include Peach Blow Rural Type Netted Gem and Dalemy Challenge across specified lines of Oregon and Idaho railroads. Farmers are urged to write to Burley in Salt Lake City for rules.
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Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake City
Silver Bow
Montana
Granger
Wyoming
Huntington
Oregon
Pacific and
Idaho Northern
Idaho Southern Railroad
Payette
Physicians Meet in South Idaho District Medical Society
The spring meeting of the South Idaho District Medical Society was held in Aldwell Thursday with good attendance and an interesting program. Activities included opening by the president, reports from officers and committees, membership applications, and election of new officers.
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South Idaho District Medical Society
Aldwell
H. Brandt
Boipe
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Messrs J. H. Forbes & Co
Minneapolis
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District Court
United States Facility & Guaranty Co
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J. L. Ocheltree
Ocheltree
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John J. Plowhead
Associa
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Gowen
Farrar Devers
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Shorb
Chas
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Albany Street
Kimball Avenue
Twelfth Avenue
Chas. A. Oakes
Ayes
Nels Gordon
Oregon Short Line Railway
Boise and Interurban Railway Company
Swan Falls
Ada Merrick
William Jackson
D. EB. Burley
B. E. Scott
E. BE. Maxey
Mary E. Johnson
R. Hudges
Anne J. L. Stewart
Bolse
R. J. Cluens
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