Reclamation Homesteads Final Proof Debate in Idaho
Commissioner Cupp reports a letter from W B Heyburn influencing five year residence rules for final proof and full payment on Government Reclamation Projects. The note explains prior ten year residence needs and that new interpretation may end flood of contests. A circular will outline exact conditions and requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner Cupp
Walter R. Cupp
Caldwell
Idaho
Senate
W. B. Heyburn
Heyburn
160 Acres If You Please
A Hartley Gulch North Side Payette-Boise Water Users Association resolution notes 80 acre farm unit limits on the Boise Payette project. Homesteaders petition Secretary of the Interior J A Garfield to allow each claimant the land amount filed on, citing flood constraints and high reclamation costs.
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Hartley Gulch
Dist. No. 2
North Side
Payette
Boise River
Methodist Church Programs Include Healing and Lectures
Morning five modes of divine healing and evening stereopticon talk on Japan. Free admission with Sunday school at 10:30. Epworth League at 6:30 led by Miss Ida White on The Power House of Faith. Morning service features mixed choir and solo The Two Cities by A. A. Binford. Evening service with male choir directed by W. A. Pringle and J. G. Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Japan
Epworth League
Power House of Faith
Ida White
Two Cities
A. A. Binford
W. A. Pringle
J. G. Turner
Will Make Good Times in Idaho Irrigation Funds Outline
The United States Reclamation Service plans $39.29 million in federal irrigation spending for 1908 to ensure good conditions in Idaho. Idaho’s share reaches $5.8 million, including $1.89 million for the Minidoka project by June and $1.91 million for the Boise-Payette project. Wyoming gets $3.77 million, Montana $2.10 million, Washington $2.10 million, Oregon $2.69 million, and California $0.56 million, with expected repayment of initial outlays to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
United States Reclamation Service
Gem
Minidoka
Boise-Payette
Wyoming
Monticana
Washington
Oregon
California
Arid region irrigation drive urged by Unionist
A Unionist statement argues that reinvested repayments over a decade or two will lead to irrigation capable of cultivating every arid acre. The plan envisions broad land use expansion as funds support multiple schemes.
Forest water rights clash prompts Idaho court scrutiny
A Boise state administration dispute over whether U S Forestry Service may appropriate waters from Cabin Creek Huckleberry Creek and other streams is examined. State Engineer Stephenson forwards the matter to the attorney general, who cites federal publication affirming water laws remain state governed. The Lewiston Tribune notes such federal claims seem absurd but warns of looming judicial determinations as forest reserves are administered by law. Also an Alias Summons from Canyon County Idaho Dissolution case Henry Clark v Emma Clark dated February 12 1908 with a return date of February 21 1908 and counsel Van Duyn Plowhead Caldwell.
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Grandjean
U. S. Forestry Service
Ource
Cabin Creek
Huckleberry Creek
Orth Fork
Wood River
Green Horn Creek
Shake Creek
Long Gulch
Paradise Creek
Deer Creek
Warm Springs
Lick Creek
Dooly Creek
Beaver Creek
Wilson Creek
Boulder Creek
Iron Creek
Garfield Creek
Eight Mile Creek
Silyr Creek
North Fork
East Fork
Forestry Service
Stephenson
Atttorney
Guheen
Bureau
Lewiston Tribune
District Court of
Seventh Judicial District
State of Idaho
Canyon
Henry Clark
Emma E. Clark
District Court
State of
Idaho
C. V. Badley
Baptist Church Sunday Services and New Members
The Baptist Church schedules Sunday School at 10 30 with Prof Lawrence Gipson and worship with preaching by Pastor Rev Henry B Steelman at 4 30 p m. Miss Dolores Lawin sings morning service hymn The evening preaching will be omitted through February. Cordial invitation to all services. Reception of new members Sunday morning.
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the Baptist Church
Lawrence Gipson
Henry B. Steelman
Dolores Lawin
Pioneer Irrigation District Warrant Payment Notice
On and after February 18 1908 I will pay Pioneer Irrigation District Warrants for maintenance funds from numbers 1 to 449 issued between July 2 1907 and December 3 1907, also maintenance warrants 418 to 581 issued August 2 1904 along with general fund warrants 1390 to 1466 issued November 1 1904 and 1467 to 1524 issued December 4 1904. G D Snell Jr Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Irrigation Dis
Pioneer Irrigation Dist
General Fund
G. D. Snell, Jr
Petition for name change Otto Brunzell to Otto Louis Brunzell
In Canyon County Idaho Otto Ludwick Brunzell seeks to change his name to Otto Louis Brunzell claiming the current name is unusual and hard to spell. The petition states he is 30 on December 18 and resides in Caldwell with his father in Nampa, Idaho. Filed February 1908 with notary acknowledgment and clerk seal.
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Seventh Judicial District
State of Idaho
Canyon
Otto Ludwick Brunzell
Nampa
Canyon County
Boonville
Owyhee Co
Idaho
Afor
Otto Louis Brunzell
Daniel W. Gill
O. V. Badley
Real Estate Co Seeks County Representative
A large Chicago based organization, Real Estate Security Co, invites applicants in this county to join as a representative. Special inducements offered to those who wish to become financially interested, with offices at Fort Dearborn Building in Chicago.
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the Real Estate Security Co
Fort Dearborn Building
Chicago
County Warrant Call February 14 1908
Public notice lists current expense warrants from No 30 through No 270 inclusive issued in April and July 1907. Named official Co W GEISLER treasurer Canyon County announces warrants payable.
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Co. W. Geisler
Canyon County
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State Administration
Boise
A. O. Christopher
van Duyn & Plowhead
Plaintiff
Germany
Chase & Sanborn
Eas
Becaus
Ballantyne Merc. Co
Wokkk
Troy Steam Laundry
Lutte
Gag Trol
Caldwell, Idaho
Central Lumber Company
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