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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1909

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Salmon River Railroad plans cut off from Blackfoot to American Falls

The Salmon River Railroad company amends its articles to authorize a 40 mile branch from seven miles west of Blackfoot through the American Falls Carey act tract to a junction with the Oregon Short Line at American Falls. The change, approved May 21 with 1498 of 1500 shares represented, follows the Mackay branch project and prompts field rights of way work managed by agency agents. Directors W. H. Jones G. Ix. Smith J. M. Davis John G. Brown W. H. Bancroft signed the amendment.

Blackfoot American Falls Moreland Amerdeen Salmon River Railroad Company O. 8. L. Corporation Mackay Lost River Country W. H. Jones G. Ix. Smith J. M. Davis John G. Brown W. H. Bancroft

Poca council to issue bonds to redeem warrants

The city of Poca will issue about $58,000 in refunding bonds at 4 percent to retire outstanding warrants currently bearing 7 percent interest. The adjourned meeting, with Mayor Church presiding, directed drafting of the ordinance to include about $7,000 unpaid warrants from prior administrations. Street work bills were audited and routine business conducted.

Council Gate City Church

Wheat Market: Chicago Close at 1.14 for July

The Chicago wheat market closed June 22 with July wheat at 1.14 dollars. Prices reflect standard market activity in the NL region.

Chicago

Butte Wins By A Neck In Wild Intermountain League Game

The Butte team defeated the Pocatello Hubs 12 to 11 in a tense Intermountain league contest on Gate City diamond. Fortier hit a critical home run for Butte but was ruled out at third. Brezee’s late wildness helped Butte rally in the eighth and ninth. Big Al and Osborne matched wits until Kafer cleared the bases with a bases full homer as Butte recaptured the lead before final scoring.

Pocatello Butte Intermountain League Gate City Fortier Brezee Big al Turk Moore Fuller Nehring Fox Dunn Kafer Duering Bistline Gardner Hoon Sorelle Doering Sorello Tennant Short Osborne McAdams Ginger Hoey Osborn Campbell

Paris Fashion Shock as Bergere Debuts New Bloomer Gown

Paris stares as Mile. Suzinne Bergere of the Opera Comique appears in a dramatic bloomer gown. The costume exaggerates the pantaloon trend seen months before, resembling a pair of Turkish trousers more than a fashion object.

Paris Mile. Suzinne Bergere Opera Comique

Five Billion Dollar Bond Plan For Irrigation Development

Arthur Hooker proposes a national bond program totaling five billion dollars to fund drainage of overflowed lands, irrigation of arid areas, deep waterways, roads, and forest conservation. He argues bonds secured by government backing would spur large-scale reclamation, transport, and economic gains, with broad state support planned after the Spokane irrigation congress.

National Irrigation Congress Spokane Congress Wash Arthur Hooker Board of Control United States Llooker Minnesota Wisconsin Kansas Nebraska Louisiana Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Missouri Hooker Irrigation Congress United States Congress

Important confession in Chinatown murder inquiry

New York reports say Chung Sing, ally of Leon Ling, gave a key statement to District Attorney Jerome under tough cross examination. Initial claims that he saw Leon strangle Miss Siegel were corrected by the DA. In Schenectady Reginald Sigel, brother of Elsie Sigel, said the arrested Chinaman was not William Leon or Leon Ling, the supposed murderer.

New York Chung Sing Leon Ling Jerome Chung Sin Leon Miss Siegel Schenectady Reginald Sigel Elsie Sigel William Leon

Gould Trial Seeks Alimony in Separation Suit

The New York trial of Mrs. Catherine Clemmons Gould against her husband Howard Gould continued as Shearn, counsel for the plaintiff, stated he would call about thirty more witnesses and that Mrs Gould would likely testify again. The case is expected to occupy several days more of court time.

New York Catherine Clemmons Gould Howard Gould

Willard Straight Leaves for Europe to Shape China Loan

Willard Straight, recently resigning as head of the Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs, sails from New York for Europe en route to China. He travels as representative of J. P. Morgan & Co and other New York banks seeking a portion of the Chinese loan to be issued.

New York Willard D. Straight Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs State Department Europe China Straight J. P. Morgan & Co

Train hold up near Kamloops by four men

Canadian Pacific train No. 97 was halted by four men near Kamloops at 10 last night. Believing it to be train No. 5 carrying silver, the robbers fled in a boat across Shuswap Lake without taking any valuables.

Vancouver Canadian Pacific Kamloops Shuswap Lake

Weston Walking Pace Heads Toward Montello

Lakeside Utah June 22 Edward Payson Weston the pedestrian left at sunrise after seven hours of walking and a sixty two mile day yesterday he aims to reach Montello today continuing his long distance trek and pace through Utah.

Lakeside Utah Edward Payson Weston Ile Montello

Senators Visit Reclamation Projects In September

The senate committee on irrigation will tour key reclamation works from September 24 to September 30 visiting Pocatello Boise Nampa Minidoka Heyburn Burley Milner Twin Falls Shoshone Falls and Salt Lake. The trip seeks insights for future legislation and will hear water users' views on existing laws and administration.

United States Senate Committee On Irrigation Pocatello Commercial Club Boise Nampa Minidoka Heyburn Burley Milner Twin Falls Shoshone Falls Salt Lake Senate United States Reclamation Service

Roosevelt party bags lions and game in Africa

The expedition reports Theodore Roosevelt shoots another lion and his son Kermit kills a large tawny lion. Kermit also kills a cheetah. The hunt netted three giraffes two eland six topi and many smaller antelope in June near Nai Vasha.

Nai Vasha Theodore Roosevelt Kermit

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