Water rules challenged as unreasonable by city attorney
Attorney D Worth Clark, for the city, calls the Pocatello Water Company's recently adopted rules unreasonable and unenforceable. He urges that rules be filed with the Public Utilities Commission for review and cites penalties for violations. He warns of criminal and civil actions if water is cut off under disputed rules.
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Pocatello Water Company
The
Tribune
D. Worth Clark
Clark & Budge
Ias
Water Company
Theodore Turner
Clark
State Public Utilities Commission
Dietrich
Public Utilities
Public Utilities Commission
Tclelaw
Notice of Warrants for Current Expense Fund
Official notice lists warrants needed for the Current Expense Fund dated July 18 4890 and drawn against accounts to cover payments. The notice specifies the warrants number and distribution, with details restricted to authorized expenditures.
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Poseilis
Setae
Nga
Enone
Druggist Sale Notice of Gabuantia and Pieenka Types
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a sale of drug products Gabuantia and Pieenka with emphasis on broad availability through all druggists. The readable portion mentions general accessibility and a sales channel but lacks full details or dates.
State Land Sale in Bannock County to Offer 2000 Acres
The State Land Commissioner A Day of Boise will auction 2000 acres of fertile dry farming lands in Bannock County in Pocatello this Saturday. Most lands lie near new areas. 1000 acres in other parts will be offered and Idaho Falls will send attendees.
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Bannock County
Pocatello
New
State Land
Duty on Wheat Sparks Senate Tariff Debate
Washington June 28 opposition to a countervailing duty on wheat and flour emerged as the Democratic caucus resumed work on the tariff bill. The discussion touched schedules including agriculture silks liquor pulp paper and related items as lawmakers weigh the finance committee majority's recommendation.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Bomb in Cellar Stuns Paterson Dye Plant Home
A bomb hurled through a window shattered the cellar of Adolph Fritzshief, a boss finisher at a dye plant amid the silk workers strike. No one was hurt.
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Paterson
N. J
Adolph Fritzshief
Art
For a Weak Stomach Take Chamberlain’s Tablets
An advertisement touts Chamberlain’s Tablets as a remedy for a weak stomach enabling it to perform its functions. Sold by all druggists.
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All Druggiste
Fort Hall Tract Maintenance Fee Cut to 50 Cents
Telegram to D W Church from Senator Brady reports a recommendation to the Interior Secretary that maintenance fees on Fort Hall reservation lands under cultivation be set at 50 cents per acre for 1913. Last year the rate was $1. Unclear whether the 50 cent rate applies to all ceded land or only water-using portions.
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Brady
Water Users’ Association
Indian Office
Secretary of Interior
Fort Hall
Pocatello
D. W. Church
Senator Brady
Washington
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Secretary of the Interior
Pocatello Residents Oppose National Game Refuge Plan
Local dairymen and small stockmen oppose converting the Pocatello forest reserve into a national big game refuge. They argue grazing bans harm business, urge Idaho’s congressional delegation to oppose the plan, and back a petition seeking federal protection while preserving watershed use and recreation.
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Pocatello Forest Reserve
Idaho
Congress
Biological Bureau
The
Agricultural Department
Washington
City Council and
Commercial Club
Pocatello Reserve
Pocatello
D. C
Nowlin
Turner
Pocatello National Forest
City of
Biological Survey
Federal Forest Service
Boise Meridian
Bannock
Pocatello Forest
Forest Service
United States
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Rush Work On Branch To Be Taken Over Aug 1
Phoenix Construction of Utah Power & Light builds a six mile branch from Alexander to Grace to serve Bear River hydro plant and The Narrows. On August 1 the line will be turned over to Short Line as part of a cut-off from Alexander to Preston. Deeds filed show right of way purchases for the line with multiple buyers and paid amounts.
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Alexander
Preston
L’hoenix Construction Company
Utah Power & Light Company
Grace
Power Company
Bear River
The
Narrows
Gentile Valley
Cache Valley
Court House
Laura Murray
Elmer J. Kesler
Howard Gibson
F. N. Ballard
Fred D. Robinson
G. H. Green
John H. Hubbard
Olaf FF. Olsen
C. H. Paulson
John J. Kirby
B. Bendixsen
County Treasurer Lists School District Numbers in Distric Totals
LOU JONES, County Treasurer, provides a long catalog of district numbers for various school districts. The list includes multiple district codes and sequence numbers, ending with a note that a Tribune wanted will rent it.
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Bebo
Lou Jones
Tribune
Will
First Bundes Turnfest Draws About Two Thousand Runners
Denver June 26 reports the inaugural Bundes Turnfest judging rules in use for the first time. Nearly two thousand turners competed this morning in six divisions across varied athletic contests as organizers implement new standards for evaluating performances.
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Denver
Amateur Athletic Unin
Petition Aims to Promote Camping and Outdoor Pleasure
A committee will hold the petition for signature on a plan described as worthy. Although opponents raise grounded objections, those opposing the proposal are a minority, making it seem unlikely to head off the movement.
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Alva Hovey Lowe
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