Reorganization urged for Pioneer Irrigation District
County commissioners failed to verify the original petition for Pioneer Irrigation District. Courts ruled the initial organization invalid due to insufficient land representation. Officials plan a reorganization, reuse surveys, and hold hearings starting January 15, urging farmers to participate and secure ownership and control of the irrigation systems.
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Pioneer Irrigation District
Timberland grab linked to timbermen across county
Wallace dispatch reports timbermen near the southern county are acquiring large timber tracts by sale or mortgage, with values from 700 to 1000 dollars per quarter section. Several townships including 45 and 46, ranges 1 and 2, along the St. Joe river near the Shoshone and Kootenai county line are affected.
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Wallace
The
Spokesman-Review
St. Joe River
Shoshone and
Kootenai Counties
Irrigation District Petition Filed With Canyon County Board
On January 15 1901 at 10 AM the Canyon County Board of Commissioners will hear a petition to organize an irrigation district within described boundaries in Canyon County Idaho as provided by the Idaho statute of 1900. Signatories claim title or evidence of title to land within the area and seek district government for water acquisition distribution and irrigation. The boundary description traces section twenty four township four north range two west Boise meridian and adjacent sections.
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Board of County Commissioners
Canyon County
State of
Idaho
Honorasie
Tue Goano
Spano
Range Two
Boise Meridian
State of Idaho
District Court
Third Judicial Distie
Cam le
Metes and bounds description of land in township and sections
A lengthy, OCR damaged land survey description covers multiple townships and sections, detailing stepwise bearings and distances in feet. It follows the Boise Meridian area, noting sections twenty two through four and adjacent boundaries, with numerous west and south displacements and quarter corners between sections.
Land survey chain description with many point bearings
A detailed metes and bounds survey traces extensive sections in a township Ada county Idaho area. It lists numerous geographic points and bearings, including distances of 660, 1320, 2640 feet, and references to sections eleven twelve and fourteen. Names of multiple individuals and trustees appear as grantors or witnesses in the property description.
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Said
Township Four
Ada
Idaho
List of names from a historical notice or roster
A long sequence of personal names and initials appears, likely a society roster, class list, or notice listing attendees or members. The compilation includes Fogle FE, Snodgrass FE, Creason, Hamieca, McIntyre, Cleek, Yant, Oliver, Smith, Ball, Dee & Weir, Griebel, Nichols, Robinson, Morris, Moody, Culver, Newland, Morrow, Morrow, Cox, Griffiths, Johnson, Apperson, Callaway, Cleek, Cleek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. K. Smith
T. J. Smith
S. W. Dee
Dee & Weir
W. Dee
Kasper Griebel
L. Ball
John M. Nichols
Henry Robinson
W. J. Marsh
Geo. E. Miller
Mrs. M. Moody
A. A. Holcomb
Dille
Jno. Morrison
W. R. Ballard
Gerard
Martha M. Callaway
Jacob P. Cleek
Jamis W. Cleek
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Hirteen
Township
Steen
Shiloh
Cushing
Restor St. Mark's Church
LeRoy
Frank J. Smith
G. M. Compton
Thomas Wheatley
N. A. Griffiths
Stounenberg & Badley
Frank Parker
R.S. Madden
Marietta
D. Madden
John ©. Rice
H. E. Wallace
Irvin Bissett
Archie L. Bissett
R. W. Covell
J.C. Dressel
Lottie D. Riehenberg
A. V. Moore
H. A. Townshend
B. F. Pfeiffer
Henry Dickman, Jr
C. B. Marlatt
Mary L. Marlatt
John Goodin
Ira Orvis
Sarah Ann Orvis
William H. Johns
W. Z. Callaway
A. B. Compton
J. W. Halton
Sophoronia
S. Bown
Clara A. Hammar
Henry Dickman, Sr
T. K. Little
Caldwell, Idaho
Ted
Ss. S. Foote
J. F. Kenny
Rex Raevamarrio Co
Caldwell
Hartford
Conn
Dr. E. E. Dutton
D. S. Brown
E. E. Dutton
O Genuine
Rogers Bros
J. F. Kenly