Caldwell City Council Mulls Bonds and Quarry Purchase
Caldwell city council held a Friday night special session to set the tax levy and pass ordinances. It readvertised for sale of two bridge bonds, with a potential buyer to build the bridges in exchange for work, and discussed purchasing Ed Harper stone quarry north of town. The city faces debt and a proposed levy of two cents would yield about 16,282.66, leaving a 4,050.46 shortfall plus an additional 1,050 debt for the quarry, requiring a public vote on the purchase. The council extended police jurisdiction beyond the city and barred women from saloons with liquor access.
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Caldwell
Ed. Harper
Nampa
Emmett News Roundup From Idaho And Nearby Visits
Emmett reports include G A Blackman traveling to Spokane for business, Walker building a residence on new city lots, and Payette fruit inspector Field visiting. Overcrowded schools lead to two new teachers Miss Margaret Wolfe and Miss Edith Libby. enrollment up 160 from last year. Oshkosh visitor Murray stays with friends, contractor Gilbride buys a cement block machine and plans blocks and fence posts. Packing house under Crouch Sinclair reopens with Hartley boosting prune packing, 20 cars shipped and 20 more planned. Frost damage noted. Socialist gubernatorial candidate Ernest Uterman spoke at the Mormon church. Perry Spratt builds a Carey act claim house with improvements. Mrs Wolfe of Kansas visiting daughter Ed Skinner family. Tom Russe l sells residence for 1200 to Jesus. Rev T G Magruder attends Baptist State association at Eagle. Eye witness.
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Walker
Field
Payette
Margaret Wolfe
Nampa
Edith Libby
Boise
Monroe and Martin
Murray
Oshkosh
Wis
Emmett
Gilbride
C. P. Hartley
Crouch & Sinclair
Ernest Uterman
Idaho
Mormon Church
Perry M. Spratt
Wolfe
Kansas
For Sale or Trade in a Salt Water Town North of Seattle
Classified notice offering good business property in a lively salt water town located 35 miles north of Seattle. Respond to A. H. Clambey Caldwell.
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Salt Water
Seattle
A. H. Clambey
Caldwell
Prize-gold strike spurs Winnemucca mining buzz
Humboldt Star reports Sam Gundaker and partners draw strong ore samples from Charleston hill camp near Winnemucca Idaho with a tunnel reaching 100 feet toward a main ledge and silver vein four and a half feet wide. Anticipated ore shipments could reach 30000 to 40000 dollars in town soon as local residents await refinery shipment details.
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Gandaker
Humboldt Star
Winnemucca
Nevada
Sam Gndaker
Sam
Boise
Capital
Salvation Army
W. Gundaker
Charleston Hill
Gundaker
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Spokane
Wash
Tom Russe
Mr. Jesus
T. G. Magruder
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Eagle
Baptist State Association
G. B. Holleran
Goldfield
Mr. Gundaker
Ed. Woods
Smith & Woods
Will Maxy
Jim Traynor
C. W. Cooper
Salt Lake
Garfield Beach
Sir John Falstaff
Chas
Oakes
Tribune
Charley
P. J. Fahy
Ireland
England
France
Paris
Pat
Barnes
Canyon County
Caldwell Market Day Associations
Northwest
H. W. Dorman
Sales Mer
A. B.C. Laundry
LaGrande
First National Bank
L. F. McNitt
Ada County Fair Grounds
Boise, Idaho
Jack Wilson
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