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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
3
Washington on June 5 announces the U.S. will deny permission to repair Russian ships in Manila since damages are not from sea or storm. Taft telegraphed orders to Governor Wright and Admiral Train. If the vessels depart Manila as is, they will be permitted to proceed to Hong Kong.
Six Americans among sixty seamen from five Japanese sealing schooners arrived in Harbin Manchuria after being captured by Russian torpedo boats near Odeima Island.
On June 3 Russian infantry and cavalry units estimated at about 300 assaulted Eishipao near Changan but were repulsed. Another force moved toward Taiping on the Kwang Ping Chiatun road, while a third attacked Shintshua near Kwangping and suffered heavy losses from Japanese artillery as they fled northwest.
Vice Admiral Uriu leads two cruisers and two destroyers to Hang Chow Bay in search of Russian vessels. The Tokiwa sustained a Russian shell through its stern that failed to explode during recent action.
A Sasebo telegram quotes a Russian staff member defending risked actions in the Tsushima run saying victory was assured and the mission to Vladivostok finished. The Nicolai II suffers severe damage with port holes and guns destroyed. Asahi battleship engaged Borodine. Morishita killed after a leg wound, sword used as crutch. Grand Rapids reports Lant Salsbury fined two thousand dollars or a year in prison for waterworks fraud, paying the fine. Apache yacht finishes race after calms by Newfoundland banks. Whitelaw Reid receives credentials in London. King Edward greets the ambassador amid cordial talks on US-UK relations.
The ambassador met the Queen and King Edward during a forty minute audience. Secretary Hay visited the American embassy in London. Dispatches claim Warmband, German SW Africa, fallen with garrison dead, though reports come only from natives. Samuel Lobley receives eight years at Sing Sing for Equitable fraud. A Boston injunction blocks President Pulliam’s suspension of McGraw and field play. Tangier hosts calls for an international conference on Moro reforms. diplomatic corps seek guidance.
King Alfonso lands in Portsmouth from Cherbourg aboard the British yacht Victoria and Albert with a strong escort of cruisers and destroyers. Naval headquarters greet him as warships fire a royal salute while rain pours. The Prince of Wales and Portsmouth officials welcome the Spanish king before he departs by train to London.
A Texas woman from Houston testifies that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her husband of a severe Cuban diarrhoea contracted in Cuba during the Spanish American War. She states doctors failed but one bottle cured him and neighbors will testify. Sold by all druggists.
Unclaimed mail pending at the Pocatello Idaho post office for the week ending June 5 will be sent to the Dead Letter office if not picked up within two weeks. Names listed include Barnard C I L Murray Peter Boynd A C Morris J HJ Cole J N Merriman P J Cooper Jos Mary Cook C E Pearson Viola Campbell John G Smith Ada Smith Thos Faires Fred Woods Peter Grant Charley Hayes Martha Iverson etc. Postmaster notes Protective Association Cotton Merchants and Frank Killmer as other entries.
County officials announce a quarantine line between the Winter and Summer Range for sheep spanning Bannock Oneida and Bear Lake Counties effective April 20 1905 All sheep must be dipped under state and federal supervision before entering the summer range with additional dipping requirements for those exposed or infected and a July 1 1905 deadline for dipping in Idaho Federal and state inspectors will enforce the regulation and penalties per the act of Idaho legislature.
J Woodl and Robin, Bannock county, and linker Kendall advertise a black mare four years old with HP brand and a red steer two years old with R on hip and ear slits. Owners must claim and pay costs or animals will be sold per notices dated March and February 1905.
Isabella Evans of Oneida Idaho files intention to prove desert land claim No 3080 for fractional lots in Tp 109 Rg 37 on June 1905 before the U S District Court Clerk at Pocatello Idaho. Witnesses: David Burnett John Bennett Thomas Jenkins and John M Evans Jr all of Oneida. Lorenzo I Thomas, Register.
Notice states Charles A Somers filed final proof for Lots 7 8 and 9 Section 21 Tp 98 R 37 Be BM before U S District Court clerk at Pocatello Idaho on July 5 1905. Witnesses Albert Henson Alvin Henson William Esier and David Quighey all of Idaho to prove residence and cultivation. Lorenzo R Thomas register.
Land Office in Blackfoot Idaho announces Frances Croshaw formerly Taylor filed for final proof to support her claim on the NW NEY NW NW SW Rev 14 Tp 108 KR Ile. Proof to be made before Clerk U S District Court Pocatello Idaho on July 6 1905. Witnesses: William Jenkins Jr Joseph Taylor Seth Glover John Croshaw. Idaho Lorenz R Thomas Register May 24 1905.
Notice is given that on the Sunday of July 1905 in Inkom Bannock Idaho proof will be submitted that diversion works for 2.2 cubic feet per second of Dry Creek Jackson Creek and springs are completed under a State Engineer permit. Permit holder Pichcock Inkom Idaho, permit number h7%, completion date May 7 1908. Water for irrigation and domestic use, 160 acres described as BE 26 and W% of Rec 25 Tp 78 R 36 EB. B, M. w-h-24-4w
May 16 1905 notice states named settlers intend to make final proof for their claims. Proof to be made before the Clerk of the U S District Court at Pocatello Idaho on July 6 1905. Individuals include William Hegstrom Henry Redah Andrew Anderson Gust Anderson John Erickson Gilbert Pidcock with specified land descriptions in Bannock and nearby counties.
Cultivation of land described as SW SW SE 11 78 R36 KB in Bannock County Idaho listed for several residents of Inkom including John T. Preece Dan McGinniss Joseph G. We Hames I P Holmes Phil Fergusson Edward M Webb Predy Kelsey Arthur J Damron and C J Johnson with location Poents telle Bannock County Idaho Lorenzo kh Thomas date w-5-20-6w
Before the Clerk of the U S District Court at Pocatello Idaho on Thursday the Sunday of June 1905 witnesses John M Kyns Jr Jenking and others testify to prove completion of irrigation and reclamation of the land in question.
In compliance with the Timber Land Act of June 3 1878 Richard Douglas of Pocatello Bannock County Idaho has filed sworn statement to purchase lands in Section 11 and 4 Township 6 South Range 35 East Boise Meridian Idaho totaling 80 acres He will offer proof on August 3 1905 before the clerk of the U S District Court at Pocatello Idaho Witnesses include Carl A Valentine George North Elwood Krise and Alonzo Packer Adverse claimants must file by August 3 1905 Lorenzo R. Thomas registrar
On June 22 1905 at Pocatello Bannock Idaho Wilber R Goodin holder of permit 65 completes proof works to divert 315 cubic feet per second from East and West Bob Smith Creeks under terms set by the Idaho State Engineer. Lands available total 160 acres in township 95 range 37 BE BM with address McCammon Bannock Idaho.
Notice of publication dated May 17 1905 in Inkom Bannock County Idaho. John I Preece seeks permit 130 for diverting 135 plus 5 13 5 double feet per second from two unnamed springs and Bill Jackson Creek for irrigation. August 15 1905 deadline. Water use supports 50 acres. Description includes NE quarter of section 26 township 75 range 3 east B M.
Wilford W. Marley contests homestead entry S834 by John H. Turner for NJ SEY SE SE. He alleges no habitable house and only a demolished one room shack, no residence for over six months, failing to maintain residence or comply with homestead laws. Hearing set for June 19 at 10 am before U S Land Office in Blackfoot Idaho. Publication ordered due to personal service failure.
Notice from Idaho and Wyoming authorities records completion of works diverting 15 to 16.7 cubic feet per second from Tin Cup Creek for irrigation. Permit 662 issued to Arthur R. Clarke. project location Freedom Bannock County Idaho with parcel details in Secs 10 16 1h 6wks and adjacent quarters.
April 2 1905 notices list settlers filing for final proof on multiple Idaho lands. Witnesses named include Arthur Damron Edward Webb Jr William Damron and Stephen Duggeins among others. Proofs to be made before the Clerk of the VA 8th District at Pocatello June 5. 1905.
Final proof to be made before the Register and Receiver at Blackfoot Idaho on May 11 1905 by Warren L Hall for lots 3 4 and 5 See 22 Lot 1 See 27 TR 9 TR 26. Witnesses listed for cultivation include Leroy Hill W W Lewis Thomas Orell and Edward Murphy all of McCammon Idaho. Lorenzo Wm Thomas
Emile I Farley of Pocatello Bannock county Idaho files sworn statement for 40 acres in Tp 6 S R 34 E, SE Sec 35. Timber lands claim to be for timber or stone non agricultural use. Public proof to be made before U S District Court Idaho at Pocatello June 1 1906. Witnesses: Nixon Weideman Cole Kimpten all of Pocatello. Adverse claims must file by June 1 1906. Lorenzo R Thomas duly posts notice.
On May l1th 1905 in Pocatello Idaho Jared Green Jr holds permit 610 for a diversion of three cubic feet per second from Dry Canyon Creek for irrigation. Completion set for May 23 1905. Water available to 150 acres described as SEV Sev N44 of SWY NW of SE Sec 9 Tp 9S R 36E B M.
Notice dated February 27 1906 from Londtice Blackfoot Idaho lists settlers applying for land claims with proof to be made before the U S District Court clerk in Pocatello Idaho on April 6 1905. Names include Lorin Walker Hyrum Pierce Virastus Barnard William Neeser Erastus Barnard William Walker Joshua Munn Thomas Terrell Lorenzo Kr Thomas and others from Inkom Pocatello McCammon and surrounding Bannock county with sections listed for cultivation and land descriptions in See 10 Tp 8 S R 36 BE and NE of NE Sec 25 Tp 7 S R 35 W.
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