Official Election Count for Custer County Primary 1910
Official returns from the Board of County Commissioners dated September 9 1910 show state and county candidate tallies for the August 30 primary in Custer County. The document lists totals by candidate and party across county and state races.
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Custer County
Board of Co Commissioners
Local election results show majorities and bridge bonds
Bowen wins by 109 in a county race with Sheriff Wilfrid Huntington and Probate Judge George Baldwin leading. School Superintendent Louise Bascom gains support. The $15,000 bridge bonds pass by 196 votes over the two thirds threshold, with detailed tally showing bonds Yes and No counts.
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Wilfrid K. Huntington
Henry Redfuss
Huntington
George B. Baldwin
Joseph IH. Horton
K. D. Williams
Baldwin
Louise Bascom
Bariad
Notice of Challis Village sale of town lots 1910
Joseph Rodgers as Chairman announces sale of Challis Idaho town lots on October 1, 1910 at the county courthouse front door for cash to highest bidders. Lots listed across multiple blocks with appraised values from 5.00 to 25.00 dollars, no bid below appraisal, conveyance costs borne by purchaser. Right reserved to sell lots separately or in bulk. First publication September 13, 1910.
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Board of ‘Trustees
Challis
Custer County
Idaho
Joseph Rodgers
Custer Co
South Sunbeam Mining Company Delinquent Assessment Notice
South Sunbeam Mining Company in Custer County Idaho levies an assessment of one eighth of one cent per share on issued stock. Delinquent shares payable to Ravenel Macbeth, Secretary, by Sept 22 1910. sale if unpaid on Oct 1 1910 at 12 noon at the office in Custer Idaho. Extension announces delinquent date moved to Oct 20 1910.
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South Sunbeam Mining Company
Custer County
Idaho
Yankee Fork
Ravenel Macbeth
Custer
P.O
Custer, Custer Co
United States Land Office
Malley
James McGregor
D. J. McFadden
Hailey
U.S
Bay Horse
Maine
Pacific
Oory
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Gant
Hnetmere Brady
Custer County Clagstone
Fletcher
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Holden Oy
Jose
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White Robert Campbell
Whitney
Holden
Reuben H. Ewing
Oat
Taylor
Edon W. Keyes
Allen
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Myer
Joseph Henry Morton
Leonard Peck
Peck
McDougall
Morrison
Alice L. Chamberlain
Daniel M. Burnett
Shepherd
John Johnson Keenan
Burnett Au Majoriy
Inspector of Mines
Bell
Joseph Ebberts
Hell
William W. Adamson
McConnell
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Alonzo Fowler
Lawrence E. Glennon
Jonathan Job
Edward Hunter
Herbert Hy Marshall
Alexander Burnett
Earl J. Michael
William Elder_ wa
Sidney J. Roberts
John Stephens
Roberts
Samuel M. Ballard
John Henry Diers
Ballard
Milton A. Brown
Levi Strauss & CO
G. M. Read
Challis House
R.N. Hull & CO
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William Buster
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St. Marys Academy
Salt Lake
Utah
West
Sisters Holy Cross
Notre Dame
Indiana
St. Mary's Academy
Salt Lake, Utah
Rav EL Macbeth
Aorne, Register
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