Tax rebates and license approval from Caldwell and Nampa
The Caldwell board notes an over assessment on lots 7 and 8, block 84, refunding W. S. Hawkes $1.78 in state and county taxes. It also orders A. C. Douglas a $11.93 refund for double taxation on Browns addition lots 10, 11 and 12, Payette. J. M. Brunzell liquor license approved class 32 from April 13, 1907 to April 13, 1908 in Nampa Idaho. The meeting adjourns to April 24, 1908 at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
W. S. Hawkes
A. C. Douglas
Browns
Payette
J. M. Brunzell
Nampa
Idaho
County Commissioners Act on Road Taxes and School District Petitions
Caldwell Idaho April 24 1908 meeting of the board of county commissioners. They set the general road tax levy allocations for districts including Caldwell Payette Emmett and others. Petitions to change school district boundaries were denied for No 32 and 4, and to unite Nos 19 and 55. Salaries for county officers were fixed. A school district 39 expansion and boundary changes were granted, with sections added to district 39 and district 17. The board adjourned to April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Idaho
Board of
County Commissioners
W. H. Platt
S. F. Chaney
D. P. Dodd
O. V. Badley
Independent Road District
Payette
Emmett
Aicipes Tsis
S. M. Satoris
Sophia Shimp
O. H. Avyey
J. C. Woodard
H. L. Wortman
John Berger
Alex. Sorensen
James Little
A. Shorten
S. P. Bane
Pubbesuendon
April Term Actions in Canyon County Idaho Officials
The county board of Canyon County Idaho met April 12 1908 to hear the petition of Geo P Tish et al to move School District 4480 boundaries into District 21 and granted the change. They also ordered removal of a dangerous county courthouse clock by the Citizens Committee Caldwell and accepted the resignation of Chas Reed as Road Overseer District 33. Resolutions authorized 44 bridge bonds totaling 44000 for Boise River bridges at Middleton and Notus, dated April 1 1908, with interest at 5.5 percent payable semiannually and bonds payable at Chase National Bank New York. The board set a recess to April 30 1908 to fix interest rates and finalize bond details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Crone
Ira Hamilton
North Range
W. H. Pratt
O. V. Babey
Caldwell
Idaho
Board of County Commissioners
S. F. Chaney
D. P. Dodd
O. V. Badley
Geo. P. Tish
L. H. Burns
D. F. Banks
Thos. H. Griffiths
J. R. Ernst
H. L. Little
D Mills
Thomas Soule
Court House
Citizens Committee of
Chas. Reed
Dis
Canyon County
Boise River
Middleton
Notus
Chase National Bank
City of New York
State of New York
United States OF America
Canyon
States of America
City of
New York
A. D
State of
W. H. Platt
Caldwell City Council Hears Cemetery Plan and Prohibits Liquor Sales
Regular Caldwell Idaho meeting discussed cemetery irrigation with engineer Fred McConnell reports and a three party compromise. Walter Griffiths presented a 750 name petition seeking liquor license denial after April 1 1909 and proposed ordinance restricts sale of intoxicating liquors with medical permits under strict conditions and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McConnell
H. W. Dorman
Forward Club
Walter Griffiths
Caldwell
Idaho
City of
Intoxicating Liquors for Medical Permits Granted in Caldwell
Under Caldwell ordinance, permission is given to sell intoxicating malt and vinous beverages for medical and scientific purposes in Caldwell Idaho upon written certificate from a licensed physician. Violations carry fines from 50 to 100 dollars or imprisonment up to 10 days in jail.
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City of
Caldwell
Idaho
Canyon County
New Altar Dedicated at Catholic Church
Fr. Dreyer praises a marble and gold altar funded by a generous Catholic donor. The dedication drew a sizeable crowd on Sunday as the ceremony was witnessed by parishioners and locals. Canyon Canal News reports irrigation water from Canyon Canal beginning May 10 with a small head turning in and gradually increasing to meet needs. Bissell Creek flume and fill slated for completion this week with crews moving to Sand Hollow. concrete foundations are being sunk to bed rock. On the South branch 15 teams under A M Shhrecken gost work two miles below Freezeout. water flow remains strong toward Black Canyon with minimal wakage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreyer
Canyon Canal
Bissell Creek
Sand Hollow
South Branch
A. M. Shhreckengost
Black Canyon
Coyotes Captured Nine Young Near Lawrence Canyon
Vern and Lee Swartz boys five miles southwest of town trapped a den of coyotes and captured ten pups. Nine were killed and to Lewiston for bounty. the tenth was sold to Chan Wallace for shipment to a Cedar Rapids, Iowa zoo. The mother was nearby as the pups were retrieved. Turner the jeweler advertises sterling silver on glass.
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Vern
Lee
Swartz
Coutes
Lawrence Canyon
Lewiston
Chan Wallace
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Nezperce Herald
Turner the Jeweler
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C. W. Badley
K. Giesler
Belt
Notua
C. V. Badley
Seaston
Caldwell Tribune
Columbus
Omaha
W. A. Sargent
Ali
Neb
E. K. Corbett
Caldwell, Idaho
Council Depot
Tribune
Jacob Henderson
J. C. Turner
The
Main St. Jeweler
YJ Perry
LD. Pruss
W. J. Perry
E. Clooney
W.ju. Perry & CO
Live Stock Commission Merchants
Union Stock Yards
Stock Yards National Beak
South Omaha
Snion
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