Revenue and Funding of Idaho Fish and Game Bureau in 1919
The Legislature lacks provisions for maintenance of the Fish and Game Bureau. Revenue came from sale of licenses and permits, fines, confiscations, and miscellaneous sources. In 1919 net income reached about $120,500.48, with $11,108.98 from non-license sources. resident license prices rose while nonresident prices fell, affecting revenue comparisons with 1918. Heyburn Park revenues dropped from $20,825.37 in 1918 to $5,008.13 in 1919, altering the overall balance. The Fish and Game Fund serves as trustee to defray bureau costs and activities.
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Fish and Game Bureau
Fish Game Fund
State Game Men Acta
Heyburne Park
Heyburn Park
State Reports Show Rising Licenses and Fines
The department cites 1918 and 1919 data to demonstrate efficiency and earnings. Alien fishing licenses total 51,879 and alien trappers licenses 78,607. Fines collected rose from 89 resulting in 3,025.05 to 177 totaling 5,590.00 by December 24.
Kerlee Sale Packed Camas Prairie With Record Attendance
Auctioneer Zuver reported the RE D Kerlee sale nine miles north on January 6 as one of Camas Prairie’s best. Over 800 people attended amid severe weather. 825 sales at four thousand two hundred twenty one dollars and forty five cents, averaging 844.29 dollars per hour. Horses sold for 300 dollars, cows 65, hay per ton unknown. J J Torbert, recently relocated from California, cited alfalfa yields and land near Imperial Valley at 25 dollars per acre. The First National Bank clerked the sale.
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Camas Prairie
Zuver
Red Cross
Mies Demnbelle Sawyers
Tsf
Milas Sadie Peterson
Evaile
Mise
Gilbert Mies Sawyers
Bellingham
Wash
State Normal
Orexon Amt
Grangeville
IL USA
Pho Souten
Ilehe
State Department
Ilo Cotton
Ilo Cotton Fe Amike Aut Laseetton
Himeself
Rhely
Nezperee
Grangeville High
Orangeville
Nezperce
Idaho
Arnold Brothers Buy Eighty Acres North of Town
Arnold Brothers purchase the John P Harriman 80 acre tract lying two miles north of the city at 100 per acre. The new tract adjoins their home place and gives them 320 acres in one body. Improvements are modest but land is described as first rate prairie soil.
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Arnold Brothers
John P. Harriman
Youngman jumps to death from Lawyer's Canyon Bridge
Shortly after a wedding in Grangeville, J H Brown leaped from a Camas Prairie train’s smoking car near Lawyer's Canyon Bridge and fell about 90 feet to rocks. He had given his bride Lenia Lovelace a wallet containing around $100 and declared he was leaving her as the train neared Craig's Junction.
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Youngman
Lawyer's Canyon Bridge
Beng
Letia Lovelace
J. H. Brown
Camas Prairie
Canyon
Misa Lenia Lovelace
Mra
A. B. Lovelace
Thin City
Winchester
Idaho County Commissioners Draw 100 Jurors Names
The Idaho county commissioners held a regular session at the clerk’s office in the county courthouse. On Tuesday, they drew 100 names for jury duty from precinct lists including Big Butte Border Cottonwood Deer Creek and more, assigning jurors such as Geo Killmar John Keller Albert McGuire and A J Morris across multiple precincts.
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Idaho County
Court House
Big Butte Precinct
Geo
Killmar
John Keller Albert McGuire
A. J. Morris
Death on a Canyon Leap Ended Local Man’s Life
A Spokane Valley report describes Augustus Brown’s death after leaping from a train window into a canyon. The body was found near the creek bottom and awaits relatives’ instructions at Vollmer. Brown, 80, was well liked and formerly employed at Miller Hardware. His widow has returned to her parents.
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Winchester
Craig’s Junction
Jake
Anen
Brown
Hhis
Sanyon
Vollmer
Augustus Brown
Harpster
Geo. Wilka
Moscow
Miller Hardware and Implement Company
Eagles Enjoyed Visit From Lewiston Aerie Guests
The Lewiston Eagles visited the local aerie last Friday evening with twenty members listed by name. After the main work, guests dined on a sumptuous banquet and the meeting was described as very successful with plans hinted at for further gatherings in nearby towns.
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Lewiston Aerie
Lewiston Eagles
A. D. Moon
H. B. Kepler
Chas. Cox
Geo
J Bolivaire
Ben E. Cumming
G. J. Riggs
A. Y. Webb U. Tairsen
Frank Manning
John Blair
Guy Obiesman
Lewiston Ae
W. M. Davis, Jr
Aerie
Great Fully
Montana
Pred Downer
Wardner
Tuerneni
Bokne Cilio
Lasweiston
A. Johnston
Cottonwood
Sheriff appoints Miss Plovence Murray deputy
Sheriff William Eller appointed Miss Plovence Murray as deputy to replace Grafton Johnson who resigned to reenter the shoe business. Salary is 117.50 with potential raise. Murray has long served in the auditor's clerical staff and is regarded as an efficient worker.
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William Eller
Plovence Murray Ag
Hhoe
Grafton FL Johnson
Pond Miller
Johnson
Murray
Auditor's Office
Midyear Examinations Highlight Strong Grangeville Year Ahead
Professor Soulen visits as Grangeville High prepares for midyear exams with strict eligibility for honors. Attendance remains a concern due to illness, yet top grades persist, especially in tenth grade. Nezperce game brings town joy as Grangeville defeats Nezperce 27 to 18 amid a rising winning streak.
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Tenene
Bear Lake
Saab
Tewaert
A. N. Dyer
California
J. J. Torbert
San Tiego
Cal
John H. Peel
Lloyd Day
J.T. Mayfelt H
Hornaday
Cottonwood Precinct
T. A. Randall
J. K. Reilly
Geo. F. McKinney
W. R. Rogers H
Matthiesen
Frank D Simon Tae Rhoades
John Funke
Staal
Fairview Precinct
Charles B. Jefferies
R. C. Zumwalt
Anton C. Dahl
A Orr
Ropers Aun Warren J
Adsley
William M, Cox
Ole G. Hansen
Roy N
J, F. Rauch Bibert W. Bimers
A. Fred Cone
William J. Yates
Precinet
F. Basinger
Cosand
Geo. Everest
Clyde Graham J
Hollingshead
Frank Heacker
Sid King
B. J. Soderberg
Grangeville No. 4
BE. J. Briswe
John A, Cush Edger Chase
George V. Carter Lee DeMoss
James Fray
Frank C. Gillett
George A. Parks
A. J. Penn
John A, Johnson
Joe Eller
Ben Robertson
John Day
Eben W. Butcher
Edmond M. Jobert
Harris Ridge
Calder
Joseph Precinct
James Om
Arn Arthur Stuart
Sherwin
Mt. Idaho Precinct
Pr. Brown Taster
Taylor A. EB
Randall John A
J. B. Turney
P. A. Burke
Slate Creek
Russel
Rice Stuart
W. W. Palmer BE. L. Stewart
Thenon Tahoe
Alexander Temptll J
Keith Whitebird
Fri
Painter Lee Griffith
B. Sullivan
Sullivan Bros. Roofing Co
Orofine
Lewiston
Sullivan Bros
G. FP
Jonson
Sherif Eller
Florence Murray
Prof
Soulen
Ork
Department of Education
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