President's Suggestions Gleaned From Congress Message
The President's message outlines emergency circulation and a national incorporation act, ICC authority over future securities, railroad valuations, and restrictions on rail agreements. It urges anti trust reform, limits on monopolies, enforcement against unhealthy competition, and government oversight of stock holdings. The document covers taxation, education of workers, inland waterways, land reform, forest policy, and art funding, with notes on campaigns, mines, and a large turkey shoot and local deaths.
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Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reclamation Service
Public Lands Commission
Menaage
Panama Canal
Hawaii
Bureau of Mines
Death of Wilson Pioneer Hon J E Keith
Hon J E Keith of Wilson who served in the last legislature from Owyhee county was in town Wednesday with his son He visits Nampa often on business owns a Wilson store and holds extensive live stock interests
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Keith
John Wagner
Wasner
Silver City
Wilson
J. E. Keith
Owyhee County
Mr. Keith
Nampa
Payette Oil and Gas Company Incorporation
Payette oil fever continues as two incorporation papers are filed for the Payette Oil and Gas Company with capital stock of 1 000 000. The incorporators are M M Thompson J C Geisler W H Thomas J A Emerson Ed Rawson W G Crowley N G Wattle and L S Homback. Directors for the first year are J C Geisler M F P Albert W H Thomas M M Thompson J A Emerson Ed Rawson and R N Bostwick.
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Payette
Payette Oil and Gas Company
M. M. Thompson
J. C. Geisler
W. H. Thomas
J. A. Emerson
Ed Rawson
W.G Crowley
N. G. Wattle
L. S. Homback
Bound Over to Court in Local Troubles
John Victor, formerly charged with drawing an unknown weapon, appeared before Judge Hagelin Saturday and was bound over to the district court in the sum of 1000 dollars. Lacking collateral, he remains in the sheriff’s custody with Sheriff Thorp until his case is called.
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John Victor
Fifer
Hagelin
Cistriet
Thorp
Caldwell Lodge Elects Officers for Six Months
Caldwell Codme No. 10 of the I O F reports officers elected at the last regular meeting. William Parriah is nominated as N G with Avon and Cod Shorb as recording and financial secretaries, J P Johnson, and Charles Oakes named trustee for three years. Installation is set for January 1.
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Caldwell Codme
William Parriah
N. G
Alb
Avon
Cod Shorb
J. P. Johnson
Charles Oakes
Caldwell citizens tour Phyllis Canal work progress
Sower the district superintendent led five Caldwell residents to the Phyllis canal where a steam dredge is enlarging and cleaning the canal. Two shifts of eight hours move about 1200 yards of dirt daily, with excavated material placed on the lower bank to strengthen the hillside section and reduce break risk. L. B. Greenslet oversees operations with completion expected by April 10 to restore a full head of water.
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BR. We Sower
Pioneer Irrigation District
Caldwell
Phyllis Canal
L. B. Greenslet
Diatrict
Mayor Smith appoints library and cemetery staff
Mayor Smith made several appointments pending city council approval on Wednesday. Jennié Wood was named librarian, J. W. Ross appointed sexton at the cemetery and janitor of city hall. G. W. Hodson had served as sexton and applied for the dual post. Ross is described as highly competent and expected to meet his predecessor's standard.
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Smith
Wenesday
Jennié Wood
J. W. Ross
Sexton
G. W. Hodson
Ross
Meat Market Change Hands in Caldwell
Stevens and Ward sold the Idaho Meat Market to Robertson and Calloway. The buyers are well known in Caldwell and assume ownership promptly.
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Messrs. Stevens and
Ward
Idaho
Messrs
M M. Robertson
A. K. Calloway
Caldwell
Adams Sent to Colorado for Mine Murder Trial
Steve Adams will be taken to Telluride Colorado to answer for the murder of Arthur Collins Smuggler-Union mine superintendent in December 1901 Extradition papers were signed after Governor Gooding honored the requisition and Western Federation of Miners plans to contest the move Adams held in Rathdrum Idaho and faces three murder charges with Orchard expected to corroborate his confession The piece also contains a funeral poem for Earl Carpenter aged 9 5 11 17 days and biographical notes on related figures.
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Adams
Colorado
Steve Adams
Telluride
Colo
Arthur Collins
Henry Buchtel
Goveernor
Gooding
Charles A. Fitzpatrick
San Miguel County
Fitzpatrick
CC. Hicks
Kootenai County
Rathdrum
Walter H. Hanson
Ray
Shoshone
Idaho
Court of Colorado
Western Federation
Tral
Western Federation of Miners
Adama
Steve Adama
W. J. Barney
Union
Arthur L. Collins
Orchard
Commercial club votes to join League of State Clubs
The Commercial club met to decide joining the League of State Clubs for joint advertising. A four month test was approved with withdrawal if outcomes were unsatisfactory. A three member committee including J. H. Lowell, Walter Griffiths and J. S. Harrington was named to coordinate with the State Dairy Association and Farmers' Institute. The club rooms were made available to attendees. A Friday meeting was set to discuss proposed bridges and desired counts and types.
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League of State Clube
Ague
State Dairy Association
Farmers’ Institute
J. H. Lowell
Walter Griffiths
J. 8. Harrington
Baker Sells Out Caldwell Feed Store and Rooming House
Mesars, Brooks, and McCwichemn bought out Mr J A Bakers feed store and will run the business in Caldwell. They will also operate the Caldwell rooming house after their recent arrival.
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Mesars, Brooks
McCwichemn
J. A. Baker
Caldwell
Tinker Nomination Sent for Bolse Receiver Post
The nomination of Fred V. Tinker to be receiver of public money at the Boise land office was sent to the Senate on Thursday to succeed E. B. Garrett whose term expired over a year ago. Tinker, who lives at Idaho City, has mined for years and was backed by Senator Borah before withdrawal at Attorney General Bonaparte’s request during Borah’s timber fraud trial.
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Fred V. Tinker
United State Land Office
Bolse
Senate
EB. Garrett
Tinker
Senator Borah
Bonaparte
Garrett
Borah
Tinker Hives
Idaho City
Catholic Church Caldwell Feast Schedule
Sunday December Sth feast of the Immaculate Conception. Mass at 2 a m. Missa Cantata at 10 30 p m. Evening service at 7 30 p m.
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Mans
Caldwell Tribune Announces Longer Holiday Issues
The Caldwell Tribune says the next three editions will contain twelve to twenty pages each. It urges advertisers to submit copy early for the holiday season and reminds readers of the paper’s broad reach.
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THE
Caldwell Tribune
the Tribune
District Court Session Mixes Verdicts In Rent Case
The jury in the W G Whitney versus G W Mutch rent case returned 70 dollars for the defendant after miscalculations. Counsel urged a 10 dollar verdict but the judge awaits a conforming finding. Payette Valley Mercantile versus D C Chase followed. jury empaneled and plaintiff rested, with the plaintiff winning as court adjourned.
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W. G. Whitney
G. W. Mutch
Tato Court
Payette Valley Mercantile Company
Bd. C. Chase
Thomas Andrews
S. B. Alepaugh
John Applegate
George Lingenfelter
Clifford Goodwin
C. W. Willis
G. W. Shurtliff
Louis Foster
Peter Neth
Durwald King
John Kirch
Reward for return of 24 foot ladder
A reward is offered for the return of a 24 foot extension ladder missing from 8 D Hartkoppf. The notice seeks the item and provides a contact for pickup of the reward. No injuries or other details are reported.
Building fine residence in Goundy Addition
JL B Manning begins a handsome home in the Goundy Addition costing $6000. It will feature electric lights city water and all modern improvements. Upon completion Mr and Mrs Manning will have a home to be proud of.
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JL. B. Manning
Charley Milton Dies in Boise Hospital
Charley Milton died Thursday in a Boise hospital after being brought from Nampa Wednesday. The Caldwell resident was well known for formerly tending bar at the Saratoga.
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Charley Milton
Boise
Nampa
Mr. Milton
Caldwell
Saratoga
First National Bank Report Praises Caldwell Town
The report of the condition of the First National Bank appears in this issue and looks favorable. The note suggests Caldwell is a thriving town, noting it is better than a two million dollar town and that it pays dollar for dollar.
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First National Bank
Caldwell
High School Football Team Entertained by Girls at Opera House
A group of about thirty young people attended an event at the Opera House store room on Saturday evening. The girls from the high school acted as hosts, with Mesdames Isham Dryden and McGee supervising as chaperones. Games were played until eleven, followed by light refreshments, and all reported the gathering very enjoyable.
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Opera House
Mesdames Isham
Dryden and
McGee
Real Estate Transfers Reported From Local Deeds
W R Wood transfers land to Anderson Love in northwest quarter and surrounding parcels in section 9 township 4 north range 2 west for 2800 dollars. T F Bridges sells lot 3 block 3 Notus to M E B Crump for 50 dollars. M Crump sells lot 3 block 4 Notus to L N B Carpenter for 1 dollar. Mary Redway Flynn sells lot 7 block 89 Caldwell to N C Gordon and C Q Adams for 700 dollars. J C Bowman sells lot 2 section 5 township 4 north range 4 west to C L Tatum for 1800 dollars. David Russer sells section 25 township 3 north range 2 west to J D Parrot for 4200 dollars. Lewis L Lick sells land in southeast corner of southwest quarter northwest quarter section 8 township 6 north range 1 west to P C Womack for 450 dollars. Maddison Smith sells lot 4 section 17 township ? to Edwin Meek.
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W. R. Wood
Anderson Loveland
W. D
T. F. Bridges
M. EB. Cramp
Notus
M. &. Crump
L. N. B. Carpenter
Mary Redway Flynn
N. C. Gordon
C. Q. Adams
Caldwell
J.C. Bowman
C. L. Tatum
W D
David Russer
J. D. Parrot
W Ter
Quar
Lewis L. Lick
P. C. Womack
Maddison
Smith
Edwin Meek
Property Transfer in Northwest Quarter Details
In a transaction recorded for public notice Rufus Mosher transfers east half of the northwest quarter in section 20 township 2 north range 2 west to F H Slater W D for a consideration of 8000 dollars.
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Rufus
Mosher
F. H. Slater
W. D
Payette Boise Water Users to decide water system plans
A special Payette Boise Water Users association meeting solicited plans for a distributive lateral system. With D W Ross in Washington, final action is postponed to the December 1 meeting at 1 PM. Homesteaders offered 2320 in cash plus 60 teams and 80 men, with potential to double contributions as interest grows.
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Payette-Boise Water Users’ Association
D. W. Ross
Washington
Ross
Beck Buys Interest in Boyes Hardware Co
Mr. Geo A Beck formerly of Idaho Falls and Oklahoma has purchased a half interest in Boyes Hardware Co. After six weeks of travel seeking a location he favors Idaho as the northwest state and Caldwell as Idaho’s best town. Beck is described as affable and experienced. partner Mr. Boyes is cited as enterprising and substantial. The Tribune predicts continued success for Mosers, Boyes, and Beck.
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Geo. A. Beck
Idaho Falls
Oklahoma
Boyes Hardware Co
Beck
Idaho
Northwest
Caldwell
Boyes
the Tribune
Mosers
Saratoga Store Offers Gift and Holiday Books
The Saratoga Stationery Store advertises Gift Books, Holiday Books, children's books, and standard works available for Christmas purchases. The notice highlights a wide selection to suit readers of all ages and tastes.
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Saratoga Stationery Store
Commercial clubs to organize for united Idaho advertising
The Caldwell Commercial Club heard Kelly Atkinson of the Boise Commercial Club discuss uniting southern Idaho clubs to advertise the state. He argued joint efforts would yield greater returns than individual clubs. No action was taken. the matter was to be reconsidered at a special Wednesday meeting.
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Caldwell Commercial Club
Kelly Atkinson
Boise Commercial Club
Idaho
Cleveland man to lecture on Breaking Bands
Mr A H Cross of Cleveland will give his popular lecture tomorrow morning and evening on Breaking Bands with special music. All invited.
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A. H. Cross
Cleveland
Marriage License for Cobban and Gray Authorized
William Fremont Cobban obtained a marriage license from Clerk Badley yesterday at Weiser. The groom, described as timid, avoided teasing from friends of Weiger origin, and the document was issued to unite him with Martha Abigail Gray in holy matrimony.
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Wiliam Fremont Cobban
Weiser
Weiger
Badley
William Fremont Cobban
Martha Abigail Gray
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Caldwell Lodge
Earl
Little Earl
Bar
Mr. and
Mra. L. Carpenter
Notua
Baker
Catholic Church
District Court
D. Hartkoppf
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