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The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1920

Page

1

Court decision paves way to settlement of hard problems

The Boise Valley water rights dispute advances as federal Judge Dietrich interprets the decision in the Payette Boise Water Users Association case. The association seeks all Arrowrock reservoir water, urging Interior Department talks to settle disputes, while retaining jurisdiction if a settlement fails. The ruling values existing contracts and outlines costs per acre, with several districts still undecided.

F. Dietrich Boise Valley Associatom Department of the Interior Arrow Rock M. Bankis John Barton Payne Interior Boise Pettiera Gness Department Secretary of the Interior Washington, D. Tn Payette Boive Water Users Association Dietrich Water Association Arrowrock Ate le J. Meyes Association Arrowrock Yitlere Nampe Meridian Pioneer Asrowrock Water Users? Association

Caldwell deficit and finances delay league filings

A stalled federal statement on Caldwell finances reflects a broader season outcome, with development league filings awaited. W H McClunkey seeks funds to keep the Caldwell Traction McNeil branch operating, while two Idaho town directors prepare to take on city directory duties. A $100 donation supports weekly organ recitals at the Methodist church, with plans pending further arrangements.

Caldwell W. H. Mc Clunkey Longue McNeil Caldwell Traction Company Development League Idaho F. Fideste Methodist Chorch

His Honor Proves Capable Detective

In a fragmentary report a judge questions a suspect named Vern Bowman as part of a court scene. The dialogue hints at suspicion and trial technique, with references to a fine and a police judge’s cautious approach on Fridays.

Vern Bowman Phish Bownad Almant

Court Rules on Project Lands Drainage and Administrative Charges

The court upheld that the present Association remains financially stable for reclamation investments, rejecting claims that a drainage district was needed. It approved a per acre levy to fund necessary drainage and a 24 cent per acre administrative fee to cover overhead, including clerical and attorney costs. The Puigy-Brinton suit’s $325,931.97 was deemed improperly charged until settled in the court of claims.

Reclamation Service

Scout Troops Assemble Tuesday In Caldwell

Caldwell Boy Scouts plan Tuesday evening gatherings in each meeting place. Chief Tebbetts of Boise council will meet the Wolf Cubs at 4 15 pm. All Caldwell boys over 12 are invited to join. Caldwell troops operate under the community plan aligned with national Boy Scouts.

Boy Scouts Caldwell B. Tebbetts Boise Council Boy Scouts of America Tebbetts United States New York

Nine year old girl killed by car in Nampa

Elizabeth Reed, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clayton Reed of Nampa Idaho, was instantly killed Sunday afternoon when struck by a Ford driven by Guy Hare Kroves in front of the Reed home at 418 Fourteenth Avenue South She had been playing nearby and started across the street The car was reported to be going at a rapid speed The fatal injuries were a broken neck and skull fracture Funeral arrangements were not made by Monday morning

Nampa Elizabeth Clayton C Reed Guy Hare. Kroves Reed Eenth Avenue New Nampa National Bank Farmer's and Merchant's National Bank Wirt Nationa Bank

Nampa Veteran to Be Buried at Home

Funeral services for Lieutenant Joseph Murray who died in Germany on December 12, 1918 from pneumonia will be held at 2 am Sunday at the Dr J C Murray home in Nampa. The local post of the American Legion honors his service with the 146 Field Artillery and will attend from Twin Falls Boise and Caldwell. Murray served in battles abroad and was held in high esteem. his body is brought home to be buried with his parents per federal practice to return fallen soldiers.

Nampa Puneral Joseph Murray Cobenz Germany J.C Murray Moise Caldwell Trent Murray 146 Field Artillery Legion Murtray Basrd Murray Gras United States

Former Mayor Contributes Fine in City Traffic Case

Former Caldwell mayor Fred Lilly appeared before the police judge on a speeding charge along Cleveland Boulevard. He paid a $5 fine to the city treasury as traffic enforcement officials increased attention to the case.

Lang Law Wayor Caldwell Fred Lilly Jude Cleveland Boulevard Maxey Ateeet Lilly Calé

Stage Set for Nampa Harvest Festival Opening

Nampa readies for the Harvest Festival with booths in place and exhibits joining in. The centerpiece alfalfa palace will greet crowds in the business district, showcasing refined agricultural displays including livestock and grain products. Concessions are limited, so amusements may lag behind prior years while new novelties debut under local management.

Tle Agriculural Carnival Caldwell Moose

Football Aspirants Prepare for Battle Under Coach Cornell

Under Coach Anse Cornell the high school football team trains daily from 3 to 4:30 pm as the first game nears in less than two weeks. Payette high looms as the opening opponent with Baker City week ahead seen as a key test. The College of Idaho embryo eleven held its first regular practice, all but Dayin James Jackson reporting, and Cornell hopes to top last season’s perfect scoring record. Local Odd Fellows delegates named to attend the encampment include W. R. Steunenberg, W. T. Rawlyns, J. Stickler, K. C. Joyner, and others from Caldwell, Nampa, and nearby towns.

Anse Cornell Cornelinp Payette High Baker City Baker Gama College of Idaho Embryo Eleven Dayin James Jackson Cornell Colte of Idaho W. R. Steunenberg Caldwell W. T. Rawlyns J. " Stickler K. C. Joyner Nampa John Steunenberg Jackson George Oylear J. W. Hamer J. L. Bardaley D.R. McNair En Dunlap John Barner William Golden Wd, Dyer J. Shorb

Recital Delights Capacity Audience at Huree Theatre

A large, puzzled crowd gathered at Hore Theatre on Thursday to hear Miss Marion Cox contralto and Miss Doris Proud violin, part of Sutton and McArtor of the Greeland Drie slate. Edison phonographs framed the stage as Cox and Proud performed pieces including The Little Damorel and Granny, with Proud delivering Meditation and Humor Talque pieces and Cox’s striking voice at center stage while the phonograph accompanied.

Marion Cox Contalto Doris Miss Cox Ing Mine Cox Granny Miss Con Iivng Unnison

Heavy Court Docket in Castyon County Session

The district court of Castyon County convened Monday morning with a heavy docket. There are 188 civil cases and 13 criminal cases, including a single murder charge against Juliva Jenarn for the July Bartlett killing. The probe linked to finger print evidence and jealousy over a woman connected to Harrie, with earlier car crash notes and a stone-throwing incident. Local residents Desiders F.C Kabes and Joseph returned home from the former, while Caldwell records recount two prior auto-related incidents.

Castyon Callendar Seainst Juliva Jenarn Havine

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