District Court Opens With Light Calendar
Judge Alfred Budge of the Fifth jundal district convened a docket with 45 cases. The criminal calendar is light. only two burglary charges feature against suspects linked to Shore Lane depot and a Short Line box car incident. Civil cases include Kun Sehapp vs Standley et al and Weeter Lumber Co. vs Morgan et al, among many others. Settlement discussions arise in Murray vs City of Pocatello. George Greenig v City of Pocatello is set for merits this term.
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Alfred Budge
Jundal
Lolanollo
Torbannock County
Bessiul OS Court
Missey
Grant
Hares Seeves
Iiay News Company
Shore Lane
Yan and Ward
Eivil
Kun Sehapp
J. A. Standley
Itannah Win
V. M. Wise
L. H. Jennings
Thomas Bt. Voane
Moon
P. Armstrong
Melvin Henderson
George Gittins
James Henderson
Dr. On
W. J. Beckstead
J. Y. Boyes
Justice of the Peace
State
John Fickel
George H. North
Elmer Crawford
Mary J. Crawford
James C. Logan
L. K. Covington
C. B. Hancock
Heber Bloxham
J. D. Abercrombie
Alice Abercrombie
T. C. Nell
Charles Queen
George D. Cord
L. R. Aldrick
Gertrude Rice
James B. Rice
John Feeney
Bancroft Land and Irrigation Company
City of
Murray
City of Pocatello
Witty
George Greenig
Haboes
Davis
Speculators Barred from Idaho Land Drawing Opening
Thirty thousand acres of Ida ho land open for entry under the Carey act supervised by the Big Lost River Land & Irrigation Company. Ten thousand acres at $25 and 20,000 at $30 per acre with payments starting at $3.25, water rights included, ten-year total to pay. Drawing at Powell with safeguards to bar speculators and ensure bona fide purchases. About 7000 acres expected to be entered on opening day east of Powell, across three counties.
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Idaho
Big Lost River Land & Irrigation Company
Irrigation
Powell
State Land Board
Powell Station
Blackfoot
Bingham, Fremont
Blaine
Arco
Shoup Statue Commission Invites New York Sculptor
The Shoup statue commission authorizes its secretary to invite Professor F. Triebel of New York to Boise for consultations at the next meeting on September 25. A statue of Senator Shoup will be placed in statutory hall at Washington, with $6000 appropriated by the last legislature.
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Boise
Idaho
Shoup
F. ¥. Triebel
New York
Senator Shoup
Washington
Idaho Grand Lodge Session Set In Boise Sept 10
The annual meeting of Idaho Masons opens in Boise September 10 and will run three days. About 1100 delegates are expected, and a new set of officers will be elected at the gathering.
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Boise
Idaho
Grand Lodge of Masons
Habeas corpus hearing for alleged forger Carter
Oneida County attends this term of court to defend an application for a writ of habeas corpus. The case concerns an alleged forger named Carter and arguments will be submitted this afternoon.
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Oneida County
Carter
Bancroft on Coal Question and Rail Influence in Distribution
Bancroft replies to Boise committee on coal distribution and railroad influence. He says producers control shipments, rails are transporters not producers, and carriers must balance cooperation with strict limits. Utah Fuel’s GM notes mines cannot meet Idaho demand, and Weiser committee failed to secure coal despite rates.
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Salt Lake Herald
Boise
Alexander
M. Alexander
Salt Lake
Haines
Bancroft
Oregon Short Line
Idaho
Denver & Rio Grande
Utah
H. G. Williams
Utah Fuel Company
Weiser
Bancrofi
Through Rate Talk Prompts Coal Supply Debate
Oregon Short Line plans a 75 cent per ton through rate from Denver & Rio Grande coal to Ogden, amid rail carrier caution on actually moving coal. Ban-nock 10 notes Idaho’s $748,727 funding goal, with concerns over shortages and harsh potential impacts on schools churches and factories.
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Short Line
Denver & Rio Grande
Rock Springs
Union Pacific
Bancroft
Oregon Short Line Traffic Department
Ogden
Oregon Short Line
Anaconda
Diamondville
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Wyoming
Australia
Colorado
Ilinois
Southeast
The Greatest Sluice Box and Snake River Gold Concentrates
An analysis of Snake River black sand concentrates shows rich gold values from 1 to 12 feet depth across 240 miles. Values range from 400 to 700 dollars per ton at shallow depths, up to 1300 dollars per ton at Glenns Ferry and 1048.80 at Mountain Home, with deeper deposits yielding dramatically higher concentrates.
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Snake River
Idaho
George W. McGhee
Denver
Glenn’s Ferry
Imperial Dredge & Exploration Company
Mountain Home
Great Bend
Great South Bend
Sunnylanders Take Two From Gate City Bunch
Idaho Falls bully squad led by Jack Neve defeats George Greenig’s local players in two games at East Side Park. Sunday’s 3 to 1 opener and Labor Day 11 to 1 tilt feature Payne’s bat, Dipple’s pitching, and a sharp center field catch by Jones amid multiple Gate City errors. Prompt scoring and detailed box highlights follow the action.
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Jack Neve
Idaho Falls
George Greenig
East Side Park
Dipple
Payne
Pocatello
Sunnylanders
Gate City Boys
Jones
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Oneida
Grand Lodge
Boise Committee
Bannock
Ada County
Custer
Bragaw
State Board of Equalization
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Bear Lake
Cee
Bingham
Blaine Hee
Gate City
Jolly Jack Neve
Thaho
Changdon
Sheriff
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Robertson
Wilson
Sears
Sanderson
Idatlo Falls
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Caebae
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Rf Rs Homes
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Pocatello AB
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Reses
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Ies
Datesman
Morley
Pem Boey Chaq
Tindoo
Ryan
Tolaho Falls
Zabriskie
Gleason
Zabriskie Johnson
Larson
Oy Roc
Ef. Ryan
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