Idaho Solons Move Toward Local Option In Saloons Act
Idaho senators and representatives debate local option for saloons with broad support from Democrats and many Republicans. Bills include school district reorganization for Boise City, court terms, rocketing railroad regulation, estray control, lobbying limits, trust definitions, and a 10 dress list of other measures. A notable local option bill aims to allow voters in cities and counties to decide saloon legality.
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Idaho
Senate
McMillan
Boise City
Macbeth
Buller
Nousk
Abbott
Ballantyne
Board of
Railroad Commissioners
Sanford
Wyman
Shaw
Joint Stock Association
Snake River
Lincoln
Cassia
McCracken
Abott
McGracken
Cavanah
Amjena
Boise Independent
Fallon
Keith
Alias Summons Foreclosure in Sixth Judicial District Idaho
Ali as summons in Custer County Idaho district court, Tevis N. Crafts as plaintiff seeks foreclosure of mortgage tied to promissory notes issued by James A. Steen. Defendants Daniel M. Steen, Fred N. Steen, Addie Steen, Fletcher must answer within 10 to 20 days, or face default. Mortgage assigned by John G. Morrison, 1897 notes for 1000 dollars each, 10% interest, totals 15000 with costs. Proceedings seek sale of premises to satisfy notes, interest, and attorney fees. notices warn barred rights of redemption. Court clerk Geo E Keys signs, Milton A. Brown attorney. First publication December 4, 1906. Bayhorse Idaho ad posted January 1, 1907.
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Sixth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Custer
James A. Steen
John G. Morrison
Morrison
Notice of Forfeiture on Atria lode claim Estes Mountain Idaho
Co owners notify holder of one half interest in the Avruna mining claim that expenditures of 115 for 1905 and 1906 have been made to hold the claim. If the proportion of 115 is not paid within 90 days after publication, the interest will be forfeited to the undersigned under US Revised Statutes. Dated January 2 1907 at Honanza Idaho. First publication January 5 1907.
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United Coe and
Ee Cements
Atria Lode
United States
Avruna
Estes Mountain
Yankee Fork
Custer
Idaho
Notice of Forfeiture in Idaho Mining Claims
Albert M. Williams, Challis, Idaho, states Panacea and Grab Bag lode mining claims in Lemhi County owe him 115.50 after he expended 200.00 in labor for 1906. One half ownership by Hanson earns the right to forfeit if payment is not made within ninety days after publication. First publication January 8, 1907.
Notice to Creditors J J Mitchell estate Challis Idaho
F J Clyde Public Administrator of the estate of J J Mitchell deceased issues a notice to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication at his Challis Idaho office. Dated Nov 27 1906 first pub Nov 27 1906.
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F. J. Clyde
J. J. Mitchell
Challis
Custer
State of
Idaho
Notice of claim expenditures on Ruth and Sunset mining claims
Isaac Anderson is informed that $1000 has been expended in labor and improvements during the years 1905 and 1900 on each of the Ruth and Sunset mining claims, located in the Bayhorse Mining District Custer County Idaho, under Section 2824 provisions.
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Isaac Anderson
Ruth
Bayhorse
County of
Custer
State of
Idaho
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Silver Messenger
M. M. Sweet
Charlix Post
Soconil
Idaho Solons
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific Ry’s
Washington D. . S
Tah
Toaho
Tevis N. Crafts
Daniel M. Steen
Fred N. Steen
Addie Steen
Fletcher
Defendants
Coster
Geo. E. Keys
Milton A. Brown
Plaintiff
M. Suepuern
H. K. Linegr
J. H. VanHorn
Ida
Anna
F.mickeisonkoo
Ealers M
Aig Fas
Indentian
Idafio
J. H. Mwickey
Georgetta
Honanza
Custer County
OC. V. Hanson
Nts Heras On
Assiens
Parker Mountain
Lemhi
Lembi County
Albert M. Williams
J. Clyde
Ron
Huw
James Gate
R.N. Hull & CO
General Merchandise
Challis Pharmacy
C. P. Huston
Prop
W. H. FeLener
Cerio
Custer and Loon Creek
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