Supreme Court Officials and County Officers Listed
A fragmentary list shows Supreme Court figures Ralph P. Quarles J N Sullivan and others. Included are probate judge Henry F Powell sheriff Jem G Finnell auditor treasurer county attorney and commissioners from numbered districts.
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Supreme Court
Ralph P. Quarles
J.N. Sullivan
Charles Stocksingers
Uarter County
Renate Ravenel Macbeth
Henry F. Powell
Jem G. Finnell
C. Chamberlain
Asmeor
Saf
Michael O
Terms of Court in Fourth Idaho Judicial District 1901
The document lists 1901 terms for the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho. Lincoln County holds court on April 1 and September 2, with April 16 and September 16 for the county. Elmore County Mt Home has May 6 and October 1. Custer County July 1 and September 0. Blaine County Hurley June 17 and November 11. Court to convene at 30 a.m. at each time. Kim Shoshone, wee, xv J, Penky, Judge.
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Fourth Judicial District of Idaho
Lincoln County
Elmore County
Mt. Home
Custer County
Blaine County
Hurley
Kim Shoshone
Wee
J, Penky
Custer Encampment No 10 Holds Monthly Meetings
Custer Encampment No 10 meets at the Odd Fellows hall in Challis on Wednesday nights each month at 7 oclock. Visiting Patriarchs in good standing are welcome. Robert Morrison, C P. Geo. E. Keyes, Scribe.
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Custer Lodge NO
O. F
Tin Chaitia
Visithin Brothers
J. Paul
Bixnenn
Silver Leaf Repekah Lodge
Challis
Odd Fellows
Mabel Jose
Custer
C.C.F
Odd Fellows Hall
To'elock
Robert Morrison
C. P
Geo
Custer County Board Proceedings Opened at 10am
The Custer County Board met at 10am with Commissioners Treloar Uehren McGowan and Clerk Keyes. Warrant payments were approved and funds directed to the Redem ption Fund. The Mackay Idaho village incorporation petition was approved with bounds and trustees named. Road improvements for Pass Creek divide were approved with 15 in funding. Various accounts, road repairs, and obstructions matters were discussed and resolved. Public notice to publish laws regarding highway obstructions was ordered. Budget bidding for newspaper printing and wood supplies was set for January 1905.
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Board of County Comer. Sree
W. J. Treloar
Frank Uehren
Geo. McGowan
Geo. E. Keyes
Cortain Gousty
W. H. Pelkner
Custer County
Mackay
Idaho
O Lackay
I Collins
J. Notary Public
Mveteuy
Jousiee County
Aod
Maine
Tate
Wald
Mackey
Beginntine
Sevel
Rib
Mange
Enor
N. Ke
M. W
Becton
Becton St
Tanet Bate
John
Evans
George Vorge M. Barlow
Nathan Clark
Pass Creek Divide
Passervek Pass
Little Last
Big Last River
Daniel Ritchso
Daniel
J. Z. Spalding
Bank of
C. Bunty O
Hlalm
Caxter County
Boone
Sheritt
Oyster County
Blehway
Chaltts
Round Valley
Raunt Valley
Chalcis
Thomuis Jose
David Towall
Arthur Wilcox
Ron
Royhol Valley
Ald Road
Colvin
Salmon River
Skwax
Sherif
Sehool
Justice of Houston
Justice Honauam
J. H. Baxter
Houston
Chas, Seydett
Chas
Seidelt
Asessor
Cras
Gorton
Killian & Dyer
Chas. Gordon
B. EF
James
Chas Gorn
Tees
John Fontina
Geo Mooney
Aaron Thumilton
S.mlewn
Gao Monroe
Geo Pitser
John Sheridan
H.C. NeGenstricke
Tranitor
March Garmer and Sheriff Salaries in Local Ledger
A long OCR fragment lists names, salaries, and expenses for local officials and deputies including sheriff, clerk, coroner, treasurer, and justice jurors. It cites contracts, bounties, wages, and various per diem allowances, with numerous garbled spellings and partial titles. The fragment closes with the board officers Treloar and Keyes recording adjournment.
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Jobs Dals March Garmer
Gruss Woltz
Bulltvaade
Jon Weeks
John Johnson
Geol Morgan
Wa Wells
Wenry McGowan
Jost Coyle
Chas Frost
Walter Webb
Lawson
Nels Jensen
Quror
Chas Howell
Robert Bet
Tos I. Horton
Thomas West
Domes
Quinn “ Jofor
RW Philps
Capital Newn Co—tribalessson
Axel Olson
Ertincate
Jane Cawady
Prank Ayers
MacKendriel
Depty
Chamberlain
Chas Waddleton
Jonuaton
Joh Johnson
Saulth
Geo E Keyer
Donohue
Preston
Spalding
Couirack
Guarse
Jaroe
Zotn
EC St
Richard Heanett
Cart Molen Padre Vencomp
Jas McFadden Gee
J Frelowr
Frank Cebreo
Mack Kennelly
Martha Keenan
Asd
Alice Felkner
Treas
Baxter
Juantles
Win Moore
Chan Waddiewours
Miles Landern
Boyd U
Ccalklas
Dewitt & Althum
Jack
Decker—brackesmitt
Clagtom
Indse
RY Woolard
MacKendrick
Jose—wage
McMahen
Gorton & Wext—lumber
S—Blacksmith
FEC
Cochran
Alvin West
OJ Salisbury
Bilvey
NH Clark
Wille Cameron
Alvin Jones
Roy Chlyars
Halph Easter
Pounty
Neniie
Frank Isobier
Tommy Joie
Das
Eee
W. J. Treloar
Geo. E. Keyes
Glerk
Owe
Land Office Notice of Final Proof Hearing in Challis Idaho
Interior Land Office at Haley Idaho announces Ernest A Day has filed to make final proof for his claim in Section SW SW SW, Township 6 Range nrs. before U S Commissioner L H Johnston at Challis Idaho on November 10. Witnesses Carlton Lane William Brown Joseph Clark James A Vance. Register N J Sharp. Public notice date October 16 1908.
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Sae
Interior ‘Land Ofice
Haley
Lan
Somce
L. Ht. Johnston
U.S
Challis
Idaho
Ernest A. Day
Ft. F
Bey Sey
Notice of final proof in Challis Idaho claim
Notice for Publication from the Interior Department records Simon VP Jones H E 1553 for the SWM SEY SWM Lot 7 Sec 6 Tp HN KB 1B. Witnesses Henry Bradbury Thomas Chivers Magic Mackendrick John Q. Adama all Challis Idaho. Proof before U S Commissioner Johnston Challis Idaho November 2, 1901.
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Johnston
U.S
Challis Idaho
Simon VP
Jones
Henry Bradbury
Thomas Chivers
Magic Mackendrick
John Q. Adama
Challis
Idaho
Sharp
Register
Tramps Driven to Harvest as Wheat Rush Hits Kansas
Farmers in Kansas state enforce a strict labor draft stretching across the wheat belt. Tramps are hunted at stations, kept from darkness by hired men with rifles, and women and children are pulled into service. Pratt county reports trains halted for laborers, while binders and thrashers race to meet the crop.
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Kanana
Posse
Wheat Belt
Kansas City Journal
Pratt County
Noble French petitioner seeks loan from heiress in Chicago
A French nobleman Jules Leche of Annonay writes to Nancy B. Irving asking for a $100,000 loan "on his honor" after promising repayment in ten years. He claims protection through Chicago banks Credit Lyonnais and Société Générale and pledges to work hard to repay. He requests $1,000 first as a token of trust.
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Nancy B. Irving
Jules Leche
Annonay
France
M. Leche
Credit Lyonnais
Societe Generale
Chicago
Royals Births and Legacy Grow for Hohenzollern Line
The birth of twin sons to Princess Frederick Charles of Hesse excites the house of Hohenzollern while expanding the Empress Frederick line to twenty grandchildren. The six princes, seventeen boys and three girls, are great-grandchildren of Queen Victoria, bringing her living descendants to seventy seven. The piece notes Chicago University’s growing influence and claims John D. Rockefeller’s limited oratory talent blossomed into a strong after dinner speaker after three days there.
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Roya
Frederick Charles of Hesse
House of Hohenzollern
New York Commercial
Frederick
Queen Victoria
Chicago University
Rockefeller
University endowment eyed to raise student lunch fund
The University of Chicago with a $30,000,000 endowment faces a push reported by the Chicago Interne to raise a student daily allowance from 15 cents to at least 17 cents. The president contends the university could afford the extra two cents.
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Netter
University of Chicago
Chicago Interne
Dowager Empress Expected to Return to Peking
The Chicago Inter Ocean reports confidence in the dowager empress by returning to Peking. If true, it suggests her trust in the authorities has been fully restored and signals a shift in imperial affairs.
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Peking
Chicago Inter Ocean
Bivers
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