Notus and Middleton bridge bonds refused failure of bond issue
A compilation of letters and opinions shows Canyon County Idaho bridge bonds for Notus and Middleton were rejected. Bankers Grier and Rollins & Sons state insufficient legal proceedings and adjourned meetings void, citing Idaho statutes. The dispute includes public notices, dates, and attorney summaries from Denver and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badley
Notus
Middleton
Denver
O. V. Badley
Board of County Commissioners
Canyon County
Caldwell
Idaho
Albert B. Grier
Boston Atorneys
Messrs
Storey
Thorndike
Palmer & Thayer
Albert EB. Grier
Boston
KE. H. Rollans & Sons
Colorado
HL Rollins & Sons
Supreme Court of the
State of
Board of Commissioners
Grier
Niday v Pioneer Irrigation District Decision
Judge Bryan issued a ruling in the case J. L. Niday v The Pioneer Irrigation District on water delivery points. The court held the district could not change the point of delivery from the original site and must bear losses from the Mato canal to the user’s take point, with a likely appeal to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Idaho
Board of Commissioners
Albert E. Grier
the Tribune
Bryan
Hhis Court
J. L. Niday
The
Pioneer Irrigation District
Canal Company
Niday
Mato Canal
Supreme Court
Delightful Event at Miss Olmstead’s Home
The Tribune recalls a prepress mishap at last week’s printers that trimmed a fine write-up of a young people’s gathering. Guests Miss Ray Olmstead and Miss Bea Baker were hosted by Miss Olmstead, with many friends enjoying the evening despite the hiccup.
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Tribune
Ray Olmstead
Bea Baker
Pioneer Mary Burns Dies in Idaho Home Near Middleton
Mrs. Mary Burns wife of Thomas Burns of this city died at her son Zimmerman's home near Middleton on Wednesday June 12. Born in Germany in 1830 she came to America at age 15 and to Idaho 23 years ago locating a homestead where Notus now stands.
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Mary Burns
Thomas Burns
Zimmerman
Middleton
Burns
Germany
America
Idaho
Notas
the Tribune
Hy Newman
Boise
Nampa
Mrs Burns Remembered By Husband And Son
Mrs Burns leaves a husband and one son to mourn her loss after living in the community for several years before moving to Caldwell. The obituary notes her marriage and child, underscoring the family left behind.
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Caldwell
Lavering Sells Out Building in Caldwell for 30000 Dollars
Lavering sells two story brick at the corner of First Street South and Kinball Avenue to Mrs John Bruce and Mr Colin MelLand for 30000 dollars. He will stay in Caldwell Heanga to speculate as usual and plans to move to the Wood River country on land business. Bruce and McLound take possession July 1.
Estray Notice: Light gray mare mule strayed near Correll
A light gray mare mule about 1000 pounds with a rope burn on the left hind leg strayed from C. H. Turner’s Correll Sunday night. A liberal reward is offered for information leading to its recovery.
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C. H. Turner
Correll
Western National Bank Celebrates One Year In Caldwell
Caldwell marks the first anniversary of Western National Bank after a rapid growth year. Led by D D Campbell and J T Morrison with S D Simpson as cashier, the bank stands as a United States depository. Deposits reached 261820 75 on June 2 and Betters note Caldwell’s expansion including free city delivery petition efforts led by H R Cleaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Western National Bank
8. D. Simpson
Bells
Texas
Western National
Idaho
Simpson
Galdwell and
United States
D. D. Campbell
J.T. Morrison
D. Simpson
J. K. Roddy
J. T. Morrison
Edward Hedden
William Aikman
J. W. Graf
Martin Jenson
W. R. Wilkerson
the Tribune
Tribune
H. R. Cleaver
Cleaver
Washington
Orchard and Peabody Meet in Hawley Office
The Capital News reports a dramatic noon meeting between former Colorado Governor Peabody and Edgar Harry Orchard in attorney James Hawley's law offices. Orchard, arriving with guards, broke down while greeting Peabody and thanked him for understanding. They spoke calmly about Colorado events and the Cripple Creek strike before parting after about a quarter hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Capital News
Haywood
Peabody
Colorado
Harry Orchard
James H. Hawley
Orchard
Hawley
Bulkeley Wells
Mr. Peabody
Orchards
Cripple Creek
College of Idaho Commencement Nears with Growing Support
The College of Idaho, operating since 1891, prepares for graduation next week as eastern financiers pledge aid. The institution, led by President Dr Boone, is praised for its morality and educational impact on Caldwell and the State. A complete commencement report will appear in the next issue. Also notes include local arrivals, obituaries, a wedding announcement for James Gipson and Ruth Sterling, and various Middleton happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Idaho
Idaho
Caldwell
Boone
Tribune
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
el Paso
Texas
J. W. Rounds
Nampa
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Notus and Middleton
H. Rollins & Sons
Milk Street
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Thayer
Welser
Mountainhome
Steltz
Gracin
Bale
Mountinhome
Pellin
Martin
Dowell
Bstelt
Detroit
L. PC Caldwell
Weiser
Bolae
Nampa Ana
Huntington Emmett
Payette Air
Canyon County Fair Association
Bank
Gov. Peabody
Hawleys
Harry
J. L. Rush
Rupert
Rutledge
de. Dresser
Emmett
Mr. Garlick
Boise & Inter-Urban Railway
Given'’s
Ruth Stark
Spokane
Robert Stark
Cheney
J. M. Stark
James H. Gipson
Ruth Esther Evaline Sterling
Sterling
Mr. Gipson
Caxton Printing Co
M. B. Gwinn
Pendleton
Presbyterian Ald Society
Kate Robertson
Sumers
Long Valley
Murphy
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