Prominent Boise Businessmen Tour Caldwell Trip
About 30 Boise leaders joined Messrs. Peirce and Knox for the Boise & Interurban test run from Boise to Caldwell on Wednesday. The party inspected facilities at Pierce Park, traveled 30 miles in one hour 20 minutes, lunched at the Saratoga, and returned, with Caldwell and valley supporters praising the line's future impact.
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Caldwell
Boise & Interurban
Messrs. Peirce
Knox
Boise
Interurban Company
Bannock Street
Pierce Park
Eagle
Saratoga Hotel
Messrs. Peirce and
Boise Valley
Brill
R. L. McDonald
Messrs. Pierce and
L. H. Cox
John Lemp
Bishop Glorieux
Robert Aikman
J. A. Bloomquist
Max Mayfield
B. F. Francis
R. W
Mr. Wooden
J. H. Haines
Smooth Run
W. E. Peirce
C. C. Smith
Middleton
Star
E. R. Place
B. F. Clay
Caldwell News
Messrs. Pierce
Clay
Pierce
Ross Will Give Farmers Chance For Boise-Payette Projects
D W Ross supervising engineer for government reclamation in Idaho returned to Boise after Fallon conference with Secretary Garfield and F H Newell. He said many recommendations will be adopted to speed projects and involve settlers in work credits. Mindoka project shows 15000 acres under water and 18000 under cultivation as of June 30.
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D. W. Ross
Idaho
Boise
Fallon
Nevada
Garfield
F. H. Newell
Ross
Mr. Ross
Boise-Payette
A. P. Davis
Morris Bean
Legal Department
Reclamation Service
Mindoka
Notice of final proof for Caldwell settler in Idaho
Notice in the Department of the Interior Land Office at Boise dated April 19 1907 lists Lallah Bedford of Caldwell Idaho Hd No 8977 as filing final proof for the SE quarter of Section 19 Township 3 North Range 4 West Boise meridian. Witnesses named to prove residence and cultivation include Maud Wright Jacob Billingsley Ernest Bedford and Hector Lewis all of Caldwell Idaho. Gor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Boise
Idaho
Walter R. Cupp
U. S
Caldwell
Vis
Lallah Bedford
Maud Wright
Jacob Billingsley
Ernest Bedford
Hector Lewis
Supreme Court Asked to Reopen Boise Water Case
The Farmers' Cooperative Ditch Company and about 175 defendants including The New York Canal Company and Riverside Irrigation District appeal to Idaho's Supreme Court over district court water allocations along the Boise river. The appeal centers on priority rights, duty of water, and a May prompt for a new trial amid extensive transcripts and documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Boise Water
State Supreme Court
Farmers’ Co-Operative Ditch Company
Riverside Irrigation District
Supreme Court of the State
New York Canal Company
Nampa and Meridian Irrigation District
Pioneer Irrigation District
Stewart
District
Boise River
Black Canyon
Boise City
Sewart
Believ
District Court
Ieh
Ada
Canyon
Idaho
Rushie and Sullivan
Dispute Rages Over Darrow Folly and Socialist Tactics
Attorney Richardson denounces Darrow and his socialist methods in a Denver interview. He refuses future collaboration, condemning trial tactics and socialism tied to murder cases. Richardson notes Moyer may head to California for recuperation rather than return to Denver or Colorado.
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Western Federation of Miners
Moyer
Haywood
Darrow
Richardson
Denver
Denver News
Pointblank
California
Colorado
Notus Notices Highlight Local Moves and Happenings
McGill travels to Boise. B M Smith pitches alfalfa for Luke Carpenter. Mr and Mrs Martin Swenson return from Caldwell to occupy Boughton’s vacated house. Bud Farmer the village blacksmith with steady anvil chorus. Kay Donnelly owns a thoroughbred saddle horse with many gaits. Mayor Specht harvested substantial grain. wind reduces dust compared to Curt McGill’s horse. Boughtons reopen the Notus hotel after renovations and new furnishings for travelers.
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F .P. McGill
McGill
Boise
B. M. Smith
Luke Carpenter
Martin Swenson
Caldwell
Boughton
Notus Village
Kay Donnelly
Horace
Kay
Fred Specht
Steen
Curt McGill
Gus Boughton
Notus Hotel
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Interurban
R. R
West
Smith
Madden
Mayor Smith
N. C. Gordon
H. N. Maxey
W. E. von Wasmer
Karl L. Mann
L. P. Northam
R. B. Hartenbower
Miller
C. W. Johnston
A. E. Gipson
F. Chaney
Middieton
W. M. Cupp
Jas, Fifer
Hugh E. Williams
J. L. Ocheltree
D. Simpson
O. V.badley
John J. Plowhead
R. S. Madden
J. A. Young
Fred C. Boyer
Harrington
H. D. Andrews
A. O. Christopher
L. B. Purkhiser
James Harris
Ham _ Kautsaman
A. W. Gipson
W. L. Parrish
H. E. Wallace
T. A. Walters
H. J. Zeh
Walter Griffiths
Thomas E. Buckner
J. 8. Semones
J. L. Davis
J. E. Roddy
R. EB. Sturgeon
D. K. Beatty
C. W. Cooper
JL. F. Paine
Reguar
Gordon & Adams
H. A. Wallace
Canyon County
State of
Honorable
Board of Pardons
H. Cook
Boise, Idaho
Idaho Implement Co
Adam
Roberts
Payette Lakes
Frank J. Smith
Gearhart
Oregon
M. A. Bates
Parma Herald
W. E. Parker
Luete
New Plymouth
W. H. Redway
Ann
R. Farrar
Belmont and
Tench Streets
O. V. Badley
Nyssa
Studebaker
Starkey
R. H. Davia
Margaret
George
Ketchum
Frank Moore
Enterprise
Mias Kay
Henry Johnson
Boisey
Johnson
Haley & Turner
Nashville
Ténn
Los Angeles
Haley
Ham Kautzman
W. J. Ross
East
Colorado Springs
Kansas City
St. Louis
Handy
Dave Brumbaugh
Silver City
Brumbaugh
Board of Commissioners
Owyhee County
J. C. Mitchell
the Tribune
Mitchell
Kautzman
Boise- Caldwell
Nile
Miles
Legve
Tee Oenen
Eagle Pierce Park
Notius
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