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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1908

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Pocatello Council Pushes Pumping Plant Plan After Negotiation Failures

The city council authorized Mayor Loux to hire a hydraulic engineer to design plans and estimate costs for a pumping plant to supply Pocatello. Alderman Bistline reported Dr. O B Steely failed to negotiate with J A Murray of the Butte water company. The council considers legal counsel and possible court action while awaiting Colonel Ferguson’s return.

Loux Pocatello Bistline O. B. Steely J. A. Murray Butte Pocatello Water Company Fusz Dr. Steely Murray Steely Steer Martin Special Legal Council Alderman Smith Smith Witty Colonel Ferguson Ferguson

City council debates engineering cost in pumping plant plan

Alderman Fast pressed for a cap on engineer fees in the in junction case term discussion. The mayor cited ongoing talks with a Canton Canton pumping plant engineer and said no hire would occur without council report on expenses, keeping the limit under 500 dollars.

Hughes to Be Renominated for Governor

James Sherman announced at Republican headquarters that President Roosevelt and party leaders support Governor Hughes for a second term. The statement signals no organized opposition and suggests Hughes’ renomination is favored beyond New York, with Hitchcock and other leaders in agreement.

New York James §. Sherman Associated Press Oyster Bay Roosevelt Sagamore Hill Hughes Hitchcock Sherman Taft Congress

Free Public Library to Open Next Monday

The board announces that the library building will be opened to the general public next Monday. A reception in the evening will be held by the Civic club and Women's Study League. The public is invited to attend.

The Free Public Library Civic Club Women’s Study League

Advertising Committee Appointed for Pocatello Race Meet

At a Pocatello Fair and Driving association board meeting Lee Harper Walker and L Bush Livermore were named to an advertising committee. They will promote the big race meet set for September 7 Labor Day and the next two days. The event is billed as the largest and best ever in Pocatello with purses drawing top talent from the western circuit.

Pocatello

Auto overturns in crash injures four in Los Angeles

One man was killed and two women and two men injured when a 60 horsepower automobile wheel failed near Westy and West Jefferson streets. The car rolled over and trapped occupants under the tonneau before an explosion set the machine ablaze. survivors were rescued from the flames.

Los Angeles Wéstey West Jefferson

Walled City Reforms Prompt Erection of New Building

City council grants a one-story cement block building replacing flimsy shacks in block 371 to improve safety. Alderman Bistline questions morals, but petition approved after debate. The meeting also discusses a stairway, street sprinkling, and sidewalk district 3 with bills audited and city scales flagged for accuracy.

G. R. Armstrong Eastern Idaho Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company Salt Lake Pocatello Finance Committee Monte Alderman Williams Chilson Bistline Smith East Side D. J. Elrod Sixth Avenue Center Bonneville Lewis Street Sixth Seventh Elrod Seventh Avenue First Ward Williams

Remodelling Courthouse Interiors Alter County Offices

Interior work at Bannock County courthouse progresses with District Judge Budge’s office remade in the southeast corner. A doorway connects to the old county attorney’s office now serving as the judge’s private chamber. Walls repapered, wainscoting installed, and offices rearranged including the county attorney moving to the former county surveyor’s room. The probate judge’s chamber also gets repapering and wainscoting.

Bannock County Court House Budge

Indians to Sunnyland Exibits Tour With Idaho Falls

Manager Abe Pierce of the Poca tello baseball team signs with Jolly Jack Neve of Idaho Falls for a game on Sunnyland ground next Sunday. Shamrocks of Boise seek two games in the Gate City and promise a classy, snappy ball club.

Abe Pierce Pocatello Jolly Jack Neve Idaho Falls Bunch Sunnyland Ground Shamrocks Boise

One-Mill Library Levy Sparks heated council clash

At the regular council meeting in Pocatello Aldermen Fusz Chilson and Martin opposed a one mill library maintenance levy while four members supported it. The initial tax measure failed as a suspension vote, with debate centering on whether the city should spend more than the $1200 annual maintenance obligation. Mayor Loux postponed further action, delaying a special meeting for a couple of days.

Fusz Chilson Martin Carnegie Messrs. Bistline Smith Williams and Houde Messrs Marti Terrell Carnegie Library Pocatello Alderman Smith Pocatello Girls Loux Bistline

Phone Line to Damsite Advances Big Government Reservoir

A work crew departs Pocatello to string a telephone line from Ross Fork to the dam site on the Blackfoot River. Major Granville leads engineering for the Fort Hall irrigation area as contractor Lanestrom rushes construction of the line and equipment. Completion is expected in 45 days as water storage aims to irrigate a large tract near Pocatello with possible use by Fort Hall or Pocatello American Falls projects.

Ross Fork Blackfoot River Pocatello John J. Granville Fort Hall Robert V. Lannstrom Idaho Bell Telephone Company Jack Lain Lanestrom Blackfoot Granville Pocatello-American Falls Jackson’s Lake Garfield

TILDEN BRIDGE TO BE BUILT

Blackfoot Optimist D W Church of Pocatello confirms to Joseph Coumerilh that the Snake River crossing at the Baughford near Tilden will be built with $500 raised. Tilden residents subscribe $100 and Pocatello adds $400. Bids asked for hauling materials from Pocatello to the site, promising an outlet for valley products and rapid regional development.

D. W. Church Pocatello Joseph Coumerilh Snake River Baughford Tilden

Also Mentioned on This Page

Council Water Company Mr. Murray Alderman Bistline Empire State James 8. Sherman Barney McMahon Kasiska Sidewalks Highway Committee Kasiska J. R. Lawson William Fitzgerald B. Harmon Hugh J. Byrne W. C. Manning B. W. Copley Ralph Geer F. Jones F. L. McDonald George Cruse Sony Worrell Manufacturing Company Sedalia Green & Higson O. K’s Johnson J. C. Johnson O. K Court House Temple of Justice Sunnyland Idaho Falls Tilden Bridge
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