City Council Advances Several Measures And Toy Issues
A Tuesday night council session chaired by Mayor Turner approved bills for the dog catcher and street Sprinkler, accepted the city treasurer bond, and passed an ordinance restricting sidewalk obstructions. The fire chief urged gear purchases and an improved alarm system. bids for crosswalks were tabled for plans.
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Baum
Williams
Condon
Cleave
Dodds
Church
Kelly
Koniffin
J. W. Willieson
Williesen
Baugh
Kliaudly
Highways and Lights
Third Ward
F Street
Arthur Avenue
Pump House Bridge
Committee On
Council
Health Committee
Cleare
Death of Seth C. Oliver headlines Idaho pioneer obituary
Seth C. Oliver 46 of Pocatello died yesterday in Ontario Oregon from dropsy. A longtime Blyth Fargo Co grocery supervisor in Pocatello he left service two years ago due to illness and later ran a jewelry business in Ontario. He leaves a wife two children and a brother George Oliver an engineer in Pocatello. He was a Free Silver Camp Woodmen of the World member with $2000 life insurance. No burial plans yet announced.
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Seth C. Oliver
Pocatello
Ontario
Oregon
Pocateo
Blyth & Fargo Co
Ogden
Boise
Oliver
George Oliver
Free Silver Camp Woodmen of the World
Pocket Cold Care Krause's Cold Cure Claim
An ad promotes a sule form cold remedy Krause's Cold Cure promising to cure a cold in the throat and chest within 21 hours for all ages. It offers a special price of 260 and is sold by Mrs. A. L. 300.
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Krause
Mra. A. L
Kemp's Sam for the Throat and Lu remedy offer
An invitation to call on the sixth to receive a free trial bottle of Kemp's Sam for the Throat and Lu, guaranteed to cure or relieve chronic and acute coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption, priced 256 and 50, sold by Sprague's Pharmacy.
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Pocatallo
Sprague's
Passing of Hayes from Del Monte to San Francisco
A correspondent relays the tale of J P Hays the so called Presidential Engineer linked to the McKinley era. Reports describe his dubious claims and alleged forgery in Utah and Idaho with police seeking his arrest and a Salt Lake Tribune note on further escape of the name Hays.
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del Monte
San Francisco
Pocatello
Moberly
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Tribune
Mr. Hays
J. P. Hays
President Hays
Southern Pacific
Young Hays
Utah
Kelton
Ogden
Hays
Episcopal Convocation Opens in Trinity Church Next Thursday
The Third Annual Convocation of the Episcopal Church in this state will meet at Trinity church starting Thursday morning. Bishop Funsten will celebrate Holy Communion, Rev. Mayer of Idaho Falls preaches, and Theo Turner gives the welcome. A reception for visiting clergy and laity follows. Sessions continue Friday and Saturday with sermons, missionary meetings, and multiple discussions on religious and social topics.
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Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
Funsten
Mr. Mayer
Idaho Falls
Theo. Turner
E. van Housen
Woman’s Auxiliary
H. G. Taylor
A. C. Mayer
S.J. Jennings
J. Stoddard
C. KE. Denel
J. McPherson
Stingfellow
Misses Reed
Curtis
Elkington
Reprieve Granted in Idaho for Jack Davis
Gov Hunt grants a reprieve to Jack Davis of Boise Idaho until July 3 1901. The reprieve delays execution until the Board of Pardons meeting on that date and directs Sheriff to carry out the sentence if denied.
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Boise
Idaho
Gov. Hunt
District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State of
Oassia
City of Pocatello Warrants Call Up to 3778
City of Pocatello Idaho announces all warrants up to 3778 are payable on presentation at the office of Jane Danean City Tresenter. The notice cautions that acceptance is at the holder's risk and includes garbled personal notes.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Jane
City of
Survey Pushes Fort Hall Reservation Opening Date
Surveyor General Perrault says the Fort Hall ceded lands survey will finish about Oct 1 1902 with examination to follow and Presidental proclamation possible by May 1 1902. Ex Senator Shoup urged speed alongside officials at the General Land Office and Indian Affairs. Dunton post office to be established midway between Boise and Idaho City with carriers Elwell and Mathews recommended.
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Perrault
Shoup
General Land Office
E Elwell
T. J. Mathews
Messrs. Church & White
Boise
Pocatello
Idaho
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Josefa Prarault
U. S
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Fort Hall
Indian Bureau
Idaho City
Ida
Dunton
Lolu Hornenberger
Samus BE
Elwell
Thomas J. Mathews
Soas
Civil Service Commission
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Odd Pension Surprise After Thirty Years For Mrs Becraft
After thirty years a pension irregularity emerges for Mrs H L Becraft. The pension bureau learns she previously received a wartime pension for a few years after her husband died in service. Upon remarriage the pension ceased, but two months’ pension is now due and will be sent once red tape clears.
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H. L. Becraft
Pension Bureau
Becraft
Mr. Becraft
August Flower Promoted by Professor Says It Helps Digestive Ailments
Professor Houton claims in travels across the world he met many users of August Flower for liver and stomach issues and constipation especially among travelers and office workers. He says it does not injure the system with frequent use and aids sour stomach and indigestion with sample available at Mrs. A. L. Cook's drug store as Green's Almanac.
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Houton
A. L. Cook
Get Green
Herbal drink improves complexion and boosts mood
Fragmentary notes describe a herb beverage said to enhance complexion and energy. The writer mentions feeling better after drinking and notes a pleasant mood, though details are unclear.
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