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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1907

Page

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Federal Grand Jury Ordered To Convene September 19

Boise Sept 14 A special grand jury is ordered by Judge Dietrich to convene September 19 amid surprise over the ruling. Judge Burch sought the panel to probe charges tied to timber land fraud indictments and the conduct of District Attorney Buick. The hearing before Judge Whitson Tuesday Sept 18 will consider affidavits and the findings of the former grand jury.

Boise Madsen C. Burch United States Dietrich Burck Buick Frank Martin Martin Whitson

Planned 300 000 Gallon Reservoir for American Falls

Civil engineer W. P. Havenor of Bannock Engineering spent days in American Falls surveying a five mile water mains route and a concrete reservoir. The storage tank will hold 300 000 gallons, 100 by 40 by 8 feet, with completion expected in about ninety days as work begins promptly.

W. P. Havenor Bannock Engineering Company Pocatello American Falls American Falls Waterworks & Realty Company American Falls Press

Lord Walsingham Heralded as England’s Finest Shot

Lord Walsingham, famed for big game collecting and marking his sixty fourth birthday, is now claimed as the world’s only man who shoots wasps on the wing. He shares this with Earl De Gray as England’s premier marksman.

Lord Walsingham Earl de Gray England

Pettibone Ill Halts Brin Gen Steunenberg Case

Boise Idaho Sept 14 George A Pettibone charged in the Steunenberg assassination was taken to a hospital in critical condition an operation is likely and there will be no further prosecution in the case as a result

Boise Idaho George A. Pettibone Steunenberg

Electric Smelting Possibilities Observed by Idaho Leader in California

James H. Brady of Idaho, president of American Falls Power Light Water, and M D Grosh of Salt Lake, visited Redding to inspect H H Nobles electric smelter project. Brady praised the potential of electrical smelting for copper and metals, noting Washington opposition and Canadian progress, and cited Brady’s water rights on the Snake River with 50 000 horsepower wasted that could fuel a future electric smelter.

James H. Brady American Falls Power, Light & Water Company Sacramento Idaho Redding Cal Irrigation Congress Governor Gooding M.D. Grosh Salt Lake General Electric Company California Hercult Electric H. H. Noble Brady Noble Washington Senate Ste. Marie Snake River

Resignation of Police Chief MacManis Effective Tomorrow

Chief of Police John MacManis resigns effective tomorrow and will turn over his badge to John Ellis. Mayor’s appointment of Ellis has been ratified by the city council.

John MacManis John Ellis

Social Guests At Pocatello Residence

Last night guests at the Pocatello house included Mr and Mrs Durand of Inkom, Mrs James Gayle of Challis and J D Reeves of Idaho Falls.

Pocatello House Mr. Durand Inkom James Gayle Challis J. D. Reeves Idaho Falls

Half Interest Sold in City Blocks 343 Lots 13 and 14

Giulinano Banginito sells half interest in lots 13 and 14, block 343, to Gui Sappe Marro for $700. Deed filed this morning.

Giulinano Banginito Guisappe Marro

Judge Lyttleton Price Dies in Salt Lake City

Judge Lyttleton Price of Boise died in Salt Lake City on Thursday morning from Brights disease at the Grant residence where he had stayed for three weeks with his wife and son. Born May 4 1848 near Detroit Michigan he became a lawyer in 1872 and served as U S attorney in Arizona before practicing in Idaho. He and his family had recently moved to Boise to resume active law practice after serving as district judge in Hailey.

Salt Lake Lyttleton Price Boise Grant Macomb County Mich Detroit David Elvira Price Michigan Ypsilanti San Franccisco California Arizona United States John C. Fremont Catherine

Ogden Coal Dealers Endorse Cash Only Sales Plan

Coal dealers in Ogden have issued a manifesto with all dealer names attached announcing cash only sales and that after September 16 all coal not prepaid will be sent C O D. They urge debtors to settle accounts promptly and seek to operate independently of the Retail Merchants Association as announced in the Salt Lake Herald report.

Ogden Salt Lake Herald

Vendors Win Suit for Commission in Two Lot Sale

Judgment for the plaintiff in the sum of 125 dollars was entered by a jury in district court yesterday afternoon in the case Church White and Chilson company against Charles Dunham. E C White and J G Benolken testified for the plaintiff while Dunham and Benolken spoke for the defendant. The trial also covered the case Richard Douglas vs Morris brothers over damages for grazing sheep on leased ground controlled by the plaintiff, with a verdict later expected.

Church, White & Chilson Company Charles Dunham E. C. White J. G. Benolken Mr. Dunham Mr. Benolken Richard Douglas Morris Brothers Budge Gray & Boyd Christensen Weeter Lumber Company J. 8 Morgan Et al J. C. Briscoe Samuel Wescott Morgan

Forest service seeds 50 million trees to sow across West

The forest service plans to collect 50 million seeds in September and October from Douglas fir Engelmann spruce Western larch incense cedar and yellow pine in Montana Wyoming Colorado Arizona and California. Seeds will be broadcast sown and planted in nurseries to renew denuded lands across the West with nine planting stations nationwide.

Washington Forest Service Montana Wyoming Colorado Arizona California Halsey Neb Fort Bayard Las Vegas Fort Stanton N. M Pike’s Peak National Forest Wasatch National Forest Utah Pocatello Idaho Pasadena San Marcos Cal

Pack Saddle Coal & Development Company Opens Rich Teton Basin Deposit

Two Pocatello men J H Bean and F R Burrus part own a large coal deposit in Teton Basin, with Congressman Howell and Fremont county men forming the Pack Saddle Coal & Development company. An expert confirms six large veins at Pack Saddle hills west of Haden, near 13 miles from consumers, with timely development expected to supply Fremont county coal for winter.

Pocatello J. H. Bean Fletcher R. Burrus Fortune Teton Basin Congressman Howell Utah Fremont County Pack Saddle Coal & Development Company Rexbury Standard Wyoming Pack Saddle Hills Haden Howell W. W. Spiers Charles Watson St. Anthony W. S. Gibson Ashton Charles Romwell Ed. Larsen Cache Dr. Bean F. R. Burrus Standard

One Messenger Boy's Rise

Louis C. C. Schultze started as a Western Union messenger at age 15 and rose to manager of the messenger service after ten years. He later opened an optical business, learning by night classes and hiring about 500 boys in a decade with few bad outcomes. Oscar Hochland, county clerk, also served as a Western Union messenger. Schultze urged treating boys as peers and appealing to their manhood to earn cooperation.

Louis CC. Schultze Western Union Telegraph Company Schultze Telegraph Company Oscar Hochland Western Union Sehultze

Stranger inebriate fined in police court

A drunken stranger appeared in police court this morning and faced a choice from Judge Kane. The option was pay a five dollar fine or leave town. He chose to depart the city.

Kane

Seed survival under natural planting by John Muir

The excerpt notes that in nature many seeds perish while few survive, with John Muir estimating that 10,000 seeds perish for every one that lives. It asserts that survival improves when humans plant and care for seeds.

John Muir

Great Day for Ducks in the Southeast Hunting Blitz

The Idaho open waterfowl season starts at midnight with hunters from Pocatello and across the region forming numerous parties. Notable gangs led by Leo Molinelli, Ben Bean, and A H Smith head for Soda Springs, Snake River, and Horse Island to slaughter ducks many expect to be abundant. A special freight train will return the game while parties from Blackfoot to Grove City join the hunt, promising a fierce day for ducks.

Idaho Gem State Pocatello Lotal Gun Club Soda Springs Snake River Leo Molinelli Pat Gallagher Frank Barnes Soda Creek Ben Bean Gate City Bean Horse Island The Snake al. Norman A. R. Higson Bob Franklin L. M. Steger Blackfoot Grove City John Brown Cliff Hayes William Peck Bill Wilson Steger Pocatello Steam Laundry A. H. Smith Bill Nielson

Remington Hotel Opening At American Falls Sept 26

Prominent guests including Governor Gooding and Tribune editor will attend the formal opening of the Remington hotel by Reed & Ellinger in American Falls. Major Reed leads arrangements with a banquet and ball planned, a drawing for town lots in the new townsite will occur, attracting investors and attendees from Pocatello and across Power City.

Remington Hotel American Falls Idaho Press Club Pocatello Remington Reed & Ellinger Governor Gooding The Tribune Fred R. Reed Moore

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Federal Burch Havenor Prige Salt Lake City Coal Dealers’ Manifesto Church, White & Chilson Agatha Jean Senna Gem
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