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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1906
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR shows a subscription notice calling Che Tribune at $2.00 per year and references a weekly or estrdls entry with a Caldwell location. It also cites an Act of March 3, 1479, and mentions a second base matter with unclear legal framing.
The Pioneer Irrigation district votes soon to elect a successor to N S Dils who serves as director and president. The board supports keeping Dils, citing his credit, fidelity, and leadership on the Phyllis canal enlargement. They warn changes during major ongoing work would hinder progress and emphasize district unity for Caldwell’s future.
Senator Heyburn travels to Washington to push a bill removing forest reserve creation from the President. He backs current tariff laws, opposing revisions that could harm Idaho industries like sugar, lumber, wool, and lead. He is supported by W. E. Borah and Burton L. French, signaling Idaho will have a strong voice in Congress.
The piece describes touchy people who misread others motives, blame irritability on indigestion, and mistake courtesy for insult. It urges readers to abandon self centered thoughts and focus on more elevating topics to break the habit.
Bob Hayes filed a libel suit against W. J. McCulley to recover damages over alleged libelous articles in the Pocatello Advance. The hearing is set for next week with McCulley released on a 560 dollar bond. D Worth Clark serves as defendant's attorney.
The Defender of New York argues that anti boss reform movements fail as rival factions replace the targeted bosses with new corrupt leaders. It laments citizens repeating the same errors after every election and urges fighting political wrongs under a genuine banner of righteousness.
Final proof notices appear for several settlers in Caldwell and Enterprise Idaho. Charles E Jones seeks to prove residence for desert claim 5623 in Caldwell. David L Williams seeks desert proof for section 20 in Enterprise with witnesses Granville Givens and others. Public notices list election details for Pioneer Irrigation District directors and local union voting.
Writ of attachment issued December 1 1906 in an action by Harry A Robb doing business as Robb Clothing Co against K D Hashimoto attaching defendant property to recover 86980 plus costs. Clerk John A Tucker seals the order. Van Duyn and Plowhead represent the plaintiff.
In Canyon County Idaho Probate Court the administrator with will annexed Frank J Smith seeks an order to sell Mary Jane Pleace estate to pay debts and administration costs. The court set November 7 1906 at 10 am in Caldwell to show cause why sale should not be granted. Publication in Caldwell Tribune four weeks.
In Canyon Idaho, a probate court orders guardians of minor wards Vinnie Olive Levan Austan Levan Daniel Levan and Homer J Levan to appear December 20 1909 at 10 am to show cause for or against an order of sale of their estate. A copy of the notice must be published three weeks prior in a local newspaper.
Trustees of Caldwell Independent School District No 2 Canyon County Idaho invite sealed bids for twenty thousand dollars 20000 in bonds of five hundred dollars each at interest not exceeding five percent payable annually. Bonds may be redeemed after ten years and must be paid within twenty years. Bids open January 7 1907 at 7:90 pm in Caldwell Idaho. Bids to be directed to the Clerk. Board reserves right to reject bids or sell privately if in best interest.
A 1906 Idaho notice warns that Elmer B Seaton contests Vinnie M Barrs homestead entry 0070 for a Caldwell area tract claiming abandonment and noncompliance with residency. A preliminary hearing is set for Jan 2 1907 before U S Commissioner Walter K Cupp, with an evidentiary hearing Feb 2 1907 before Boise land office officials. Separately a Caldwell property owned by William L Nafteger is levied on and set for public auction Dec 22 1906 to satisfy a $55.75 judgment plus costs.
Notice of foreclosure and sale by sheriff on December 5 1906 at 2 PM. Mortgagee John Gund Brewing claims $1780.50 plus costs from Perry A Grover and L K Feight. Property includes all Palace Bar fixtures on Main Street Caldwell Canyon County Idaho. Deputy Sheriff J C Nichols to sell rights and interests to satisfy claim and costs.
Notice of sale of real estate under execution in Payette Idaho by Sarah Moss plaintiff against Ann Meliveen survivor and administratrix of David Meliveen estate for a $1000.55 judgment plus costs. Levied upon Lots 11 and 12 in Block 23 Melchers Addition Payette Idaho with improvements.
Notice covers levy on real estate of Ann Mellveen and sale of Lots 13 and 15 in Block 43 Melcher's addition Payette Idaho to satisfy judgment costs. Also details bond issuance to fund a Boise river bridge at Middleton and eligibility to vote in the upcoming election.
Notice to Canyon County voters that a bond election is set to decide funding for a Boise River bridge at Middleton. Petition backed by one third of taxpayers led to preliminary approval and plan adoption. Election to be held December 29, 1906, from 9 am to 7 pm at precinct polling places.
A petition signed by one third of Canyon County taxpayers leads the Board of County Commissioners to authorize erection of a Boise river bridge at Notus. Plans, bids and a $17,402 bid were reviewed, with a lowest bid of $18,000 plus construction oversight. A special election on December 29, 1906, will decide issuing $15,000 in bonds for the Notus bridge. Voters must meet age and residency requirements to qualify.
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