Idaho Populist Convention Adopts Platform and Nominates Officers
The People’s Party convention in Idaho on August 1 1604 adopts the national platform from Omaha July 4 and, on August 2, nominates state officers for the Idaho Populist ticket including J. W. Ballentine Alturas W. Cooper Canyon and Charles Bunting for secretary of state.
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E Las Mey
State of
Idaho
The
People's Party
Omaha
People’s Party
Boise City
Idaho Statewide ballot on constitutional amendments proposed
Public notice announces a November 9 election in Idaho to submit a joint resolution amending sections of articles 6 14 18 to reorganize county offices and election of officials including Probate Judges County Superintendent of Public Instruction and other officers. The document cites secretary of state signature and first publication date September 25 1801.
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Northern
Puclite Railroad Company
Son Joonventh
Tate Ballor
Dothol
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Antoor
People's Party
Punos
Ha Mate
Conati
Aguas Sulle
Wil
Sonterring
United Staten
Wilfiie
Repub
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Copan
Rai Amas
Eivhay
Hluho
Idaho
House
State of
Auch
Xehoo
Boise
Joana F. Cunris
Pirat
Custer
Isiabo
Joseph Sikeiton
Aduilaistrstor
Sain
Skelton
Big Lost River
Houston
Whiters
Mila Street
Main Street
Mula Street
Shoemaker
Stipes
Oulubeh
A. D
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Lost River Mercanthe Company
Alentine Bowers
Joseph Skelton
News subscription and stage line to Challis
One year in advance subscription offered by The News Denver aimed at populist free coinage supporters. Stage line from Challis to Lost River and Blackfoot departs daily at 6 am except Sundays, carrying passengers U S mail and express. Fare to Blackfoot $10, express $2 per hundred.
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the News
United States
Salmon River
Crystal
Clayton
Bayhorse
Challis
Bonanza
Custer
Sheep Mountain
Stanley
Seafoam
Yellow Jacket
Custer County
Lost River
Blackfoot
U. S
Big Butte
Arco
Antelope
Houston
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Creaty & Slaklax Fund
Congress
James Gunn
Ada County
J. W. Ballentine
Alturas
J. Jay Chambers
the Supreme Court
Texas Angel
Secretary of State
Frank Tibball
Spence
Bear Lake
Frank Walton
Bannock
W. Cooper
Canyon
M. J. Steel
Latah
A. E. Mayhew
Walter Jones
Clay McNamee
O. E. Jackson
T. J. Jones
P. M. Bruner
J. ©. Rogers
T. F. Terrell
Edgar Wilson
Wm. J. McConnell
Chief Justice
Joseph W. Huston
J. F. Mills
George M. Parsons
Frank Ramsey
Charles Bunting
W. Garrett
C. A. Forseman
Dist
U. L. Heitman
C. W. Beale
W. G. Piper
James B. Babb
J. H. Richards
C. M. Hays
L. H. Johnston
Sth Dist
D. W. Standrod
Alfred Budge
Dickey
Rocky Mt. News
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Pickey, Prop
J. P. Dickey
H. C. Lewis
Denver
Colorado
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Anchor Line Steamships
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SpaHo
Bankeq
SLAC
Transact & General Bank
Chave National Bank
First National Bank
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McCornick & Co
Bankers
Irst National Bank
Pacific
Inc
W. M. Dal
Opkas Lumber & Mil
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Blackfoor
Foor
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Saur Lake
Uran
Geo. W. Carter
Pemple
Lodging Department
Salt Lake
Utah
Board of Commission
Cane Quater County
John C. Merritt
Anteope Creek
Antelope Creek
George Richardson
J. B. Hood
Dunniway
H.C. Dunalway
Antlope Creek
Suis Road
Sald
Board of Commisxionees
Caster County
Rowe
Board of Commissioners
Water County
J. Clyde
J. M. Ballentine
Governor
E. A. Stevenson
J. B. Thatcher
J. R. Hail
W T. Reeves
Supreme Justice
J.C. Elder
James Stoddard
J. H. Bush
J. W. Faris
Stockslager
Attorney
Guy C. Barnum
James Murray
Sullivan
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