Public highway petitions and county board actions in Caldwell 1908
Caldwell Idaho county board approves road openings and hearings for several petitions for public highways across townships 3N 2W and surrounding areas. Viewers appointed for routes. some hearings set for January. damages awarded to J R Simpson for right of way. various bonds and licenses approved. resignations and adjournment dates noted.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Board of County Commissioners
S. F. Chaney
D. P. Dodd
W. H. Flatt
O. W. Badley
Frank Sanford
N. W
Fred McConnell
T. W. Boone
M. R. Jenkins
T. J. Ross Et al
F. M. Jacobson
George Frank
John Polley
Frank Driscoll
Pat Driscoll
Peter Neth
Peter
W. J. Williamson
J. R. Simpson
J. A. McRobbie
New Plymouth
Amery McConnell
Carl P. Evaldson
Peter Kessler
Emmett
Thomas Bracken
Parma
W. H. Platt
O. V. Badley
F. Chaney
W. H Platt
Dill Et al
P. J. Collop
Louis Kraft
Frank J. Smith
Mr. Dukes
Mattison Et al
F. C. Myers
A. O. McCamley
Canyon County
Louis Wachter
Arthur Meyers
West
B. M
State of Idaho
Arthur Meyer
B. F. Swatman
P. R. Ketchum
George Ackersman
C. W. Phillips
New Plymouth Village Incorporation and Tax Sale Action
Caldwell Idaho October 19 1908 proceedings show New Plymouth incorporated as a village with trustees named and boundaries described. The board also notes Tax Sale Certificate No 184 for 1907 taxes paid. Boise fair arrests curb the sure thing marble game, fines totaling 250, and confiscation of equipment.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Board of County Commissioners
F. Chaney
D. P. Dodd
W. H. Pratt
O. V. Badley
Harvey Moore
Capital News
Boise
Treasury
Francis
Paine
Ninth and Grove Streets
E. Harria
J. W. Morgan
P. Binkus
J. W. Bailey
Sullty
Rummage Sale by Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church holds a rummage sale on November 2 3 and 4. Persons with items to contribute may notify the committee and will be called for.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Idaho State Treasurer Affidavit Statement 1908
A. Hastings sworn as Treasurer of Idaho attests the accompanying statement is true. Notary BEN PETTENGILL adds oath and seal, dated October 10, 1908, Ada County.
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Ay A. Hastings
State of
Idaho
Omer
State OF Idaho
Ada
C. A. Hastings
Ben Pettengill
State Treasurer Deficit Claims Cleared in Idaho Probe
The Boise Statesman claimed a large deficit in the Idaho state treasurer’s office. Governor Frank R. Gooding ordered an investigation by State Bank Examiner Chaney, who found no irregularities. Experts admitted miscalculations. the supposed fourteen thousand dollar shortfall vanished. Treasurer Hastings received a $1000 reward, but investigators reported no genuine errors.
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The
Boise Statesman
Idaho
Frank R. Gooding
Statesman
Chaney
Hasting
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