County division plans spark debate in Nampa region
Local supporters push to form Nampa county from parts of Canyon Ada and Owyhee, and Payette from Boise Canyon Washington areas. Caldwell and Emmett oppose. editors warn two new counties would triple taxes, require new courthouses and officials, and hurt taxpayers while Canyon county seat remains accessible. The piece notes broad backing for enterprise but opposition cites timing and fiscal burden.
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Idaho Rail Commission urged to aid state growth
The Pee Tribune calls the Idaho Legislature to avoid commissions and to focus on railroad development. It notes Idaho’s small rail miles per square mile, compares with other states, and argues for direct action to improve rates, facilities, and overall regional growth. The piece urges caution against heavy taxation and favors balanced policies to attract settlers and investors.
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Golden Gate Edition promises boost for Caldwell
The Tribune reports G W Warren plans a Golden Gate edition with plates of prize certificates from the National Horticultural congress in Council Bluffs. The issue, touted as Idaho’s finest, will showcase Caldwell county resources with special expert articles and handsome typography designed to draw moral and financial support.
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County division plot shocks Idaho residents amid seats move
A leaked scheme by Canyon county politicians seeks to split Idaho counties by taking Owyhee land to crown Payette as seat, with Nampa and a northern line to Washington county. The plan targets town booms and higher taxes on farmers and stockmen. supporters insist on Heyburn’s steadfast Republican backing. The public unease grows as rumors of opposition fade.
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County Division Debate Clouds Nampa Annexation Plan
Citizens of Nampa push to split Canyon and annex part of Owyhee, but Payette backs away and Owyhee opposes ceding territory. Proponents cite future county lines and financial gain as motive, while observers say the move serves boomers more than development. In Northwest Mining News Henry H. Morgan notes transvaal diamond profits and upcoming delivery timelines.
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The Cullinan Diamond Polishing Progress Details
The Tribune notes secrecy surrounds the Cullinan polishing with progress toward a pear shape. It describes cleaving the rough stone into three, extensive grinding at 2400 rpm, and a ten to eleven month polishing period. The Cullinan weighed 3027 carats rough and is expected to finish between 500 and 600 carats, valued around 2.5 million dollars, with potential price variation due to its unique character. It may yield about 58 facets.
Christmas Tree Night at St David’s Church
St David's Church invites families for a Christmas tree event on Christmas night Friday evening for Sunday school children. Parents are encouraged to attend with their children and infants. space is available for all the little folks.
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