Idaho House Joint Resolution on Expanding Supreme Court to Five Justices
A historical Idaho proposal seeks to amend Section 6 of Article V to increase the supreme court from three to five justices. It details reasons tied to growing state needs, outlines election and term plans for two new justices, and requests voter approval at the next general election. The measure includes publication directives and dates of legislative passage in February and March 1919.
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Supreme Court
Ted
Idaho
Idaho House Joint Resolution 13 Proposed Constitutional Amendment
Idaho lawmakers propose amending Section 2 of Article 8 to bar state loans or stockholding in private entities, with a provision allowing the state to promote unused water power. The measure includes gubernatorial publication requirements and dates, with certification by Secretary of State Robert O. Jones and notices from Roanoke Mining and James Mining companies announcing delinquent assessments and sale dates in Wallace Idaho.
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Robert O. Jones
State of
Idaho
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Chas Nelson
Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho requires creditors and others with claims against Chas Nelson deceased to present them within four months after the first publication. Gust Benson is executor and selects Burke Idaho as the place of business for estate matters. Publication dated September 9, 1907.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Chas . Nelson
Gunt Benson
Chas. B. Nelson
Gust Benson
Burke
Chas
Nelson
Gust Benso
B. Nelson
Idaho House Proposes Amendment to Supreme Court Jurisdiction
The text presents House Joint Resolution No. 8 proposing to amend Section 9 of Article V to grant the Idaho Supreme Court jurisdiction to review district court decisions on appeal and to hear mandamus certiorari prohibition and habeas corpus writs. It directs publication for the next general election and notes passage dates in February 1919 by the House and Senate.
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Supreme Court
District Courts
Public Utilities Commission
Idaho House Advances Land Sale Amendment Text
Idaho lawmakers consider a constitutional change to allow selling up to two hundred sections of school lands per year rather than one hundred, with subdivisions not exceeding 820 acres per purchaser. The measure proposes adding the proviso to Article 9 Section 8.
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Idaho
State OF
Notice of Assessment for American Mining Company 1920
Notice is given that at the American Mining Company Limited held September 4 1920 an assessment of two mills per share was levied on outstanding stock payable by October 5 1920 to John Dolan treasurer P Box 236 Wallace Idaho or 106 Bank Street If unpaid by October 5 1920 it will be delinquent and sold at public auction on October 20 1920 at 5 20 p m at the front door of the county courthouse Bank Street Wallace Idaho to pay the delinquent assessment and costs of sale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Mining Nnn Limited
FP. E. Stone
Sixth Street
Wallace
Idaho
Iid
E. Stone
Roanoke Mining Company, Limited
Wallace,Idaho
St. James Mining Company, Limited
Blewett
Anna L
Elizabeth
Bretthauer
George
Broemmerting
Roser
Ruescher
Burton
Peter C
Chalmers
William
Cole
Margaret J
Connell
Crawford
James
Dahmen
Uber
Ferdinand
Ursula
Albert E
Duclos
Dominic
Evans
Felder Antony Zs
Lemens
Joseph G
Gleason
John M
Graves
Grauch
Margaret
Grave
Sarah c
Jones
Henry Z
Joos
Nellie
Kaschmitter
Kaschmitter Herman
Klein
John
Jol
Krallinger
Race
Leighton
Mrs J
Lewis
Jesse
Light
G M
Lasswell
I J
T J
Mayer
Amepany, Limited
American Mining Company, Limited
John Dolan
Bank Street
County Court House
Wallace, Igho
Sep
Nonpareil Copper Mining Company, Limited
McAllister
Harry
The
American Mining Comny, Limited
Wallace Printing Company
P.O. Hox
Nonpareil Copper Mining outlines stock assessment and sale
Notice from Wallace Idaho dated August 10 1920 reports a one mill per share assessment by the Nonpareil Copper Mining Company Limited. Payments due by September 10 1920 to McAllister, secretary, with sale for nonpayment postponed October 9 1920 and further postponed to November 3 1920. Herman J Rossi, secretary, confirms延期.
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HL. J. Rossi
Scretary
The
Nonpareil Copper Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Herman J. Rossi
Roanoke Mining Company Notice From Wallace Idaho
Office of the Roanoke Mining Company Limited in Wallace Idaho dated August 24 1920 announces a formal notice. The brief item references a legal or corporate action requiring attention from stakeholders or parties connected to the mining operation.
Delinquent Assessment Notice by American Mining Co Limited
The American Mining Company Limited in Wallace Idaho states that a board meeting held September 4 1920 levied an assessment of two percent due October 8 1920 payable to John Dolan rotary treasurer. Unpaid on October 10 1920 will be delinquent and sold at public auction at Wallace Printing Company to cover the delinquent assessment and costs. John Dolan secretary treasurer P O Box 236 Wallace Idaho.
Nine Mile Mining Company Announces Annual Stockholders Meeting
The regular annual meeting of stockholders for Nine Mile Mining Company will occur on October 9 1920 at 7 30 p m in Wallace Idaho at W W Woods office in the county courthouse. The agenda includes electing a board of directors and any other business properly brought before the meeting. Secretary T C W Betts signs.
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Nine Mile Mining Company
W. W. Woods
County Court House
Wallace
Idaho
Nine Mile Mining CO
T. C. W. Betts
Clarkia School District opens bids for basement floor
Clarkia Idaho Sealed bids requested by Clarkia School District No 18 for a concrete basement floor about 3000 square feet to a depth of three inches finished top and two one inch layers. Clean sand gravel available at 60 cents per yard plus hauling. bids due. board may reject all. work to start within one week of award. September 8 1920.
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Clarkia
Shoshone County
Idaho
Brown
E. J. Gaffney
Chirkin
Daily Quotations for Base Metals Basis of Settlement
The table lists actual settlement quotations for silver lead zinc and copper from the Engineering and Mining Journal. It explains the daily press quotes are higher due to small-quantity sales and notes New York and St Louis lead prices differ by freight. It instructs adding 35 cents per 100 pounds to the St Louis price to obtain the New York price.
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Engineering and Mining Journal
Salen Bn Smal Its
Ngures
New York
St Louis
St. Louie
St L. Std
Roataeerindi
Deurmal
N.Y. N.Y
N.Y. Tamuaty Eeneeveyeersennneem
TIE Areeenneerem Evens Reeneeneee
Joa Ree
Ees Remedeioos
Signalling Mine Hoists From Moving Cages
A 1899 Utah signaling system using two bare shaft wires at 60 volts and a cage lever signal links to a bell in the hoist room. A later Park City modification uses cage signals only, plus dry cells on the cage to keep shaft voltage low and stop the hoist via relays on the control circuit.
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A. Aflen Bureau of Mines
Utah
Centennial-Eureka
C. E B. Allen
Grand Central
Mammoth
Eagle & Blue
Bom
Park City
Friendly
Judge Mining & Smeltfoe Company
West
Daly West
Turk City
Eagle & Molue
Carelem
Ato
Eagle and Blue Bell
Eureka
Eagle and the Hell
Imer Pett
Saltlake City
James Strang
Leonard Wilson
Salt
Eagle & Blue Hull
Western Union
Bejcaime
These United States The Heater on postwar optimism versus strength
The piece argues against gloom about America's fate after the war. It cites American shares of global output in coal, cotton, copper, oil, and other goods, noting substantial production and reserves. It claims the U.S. has paid and then funded global debt while holding large gold reserves and controlling much of world industry.
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United States
Lwe
Job Abolished May Still Pay Fred J Dubois
Washington correspondent notes orders dissolving the board of ordnance and fortifications where Fred J Dubois, a former Idaho senator, held a $7600 salary as civilian member. Authorities debate if Baker can cut off the salary while the appropriation remains on the books and the board is abolished.
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Washington
Holme Statesman
Ordnance Board
Fred J Dubois
Secretary of War
Newton D
Fred?. Dubola
Idaho
Board of Ordnance and Fortifications
Dubois
Congress
War Department
Army
Baker
Strength of the Army Report Counts 202,587 Personnel
Army and Navy Journal notes on August 26 the US Army totalled 202,587 with 15,045 commissioned officers and 187,492 enlisted men. Of these, 153,?25 served in the United States, 19,472 in the Philippines, and 15,282 in Germany.
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Army and Navy Journal
United States Army
United States
Philippines
Germany
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HOUSE
Union
Secretary of State
Senate
Leueh
Yas
Theate
Boise
Joseph FB Whelan
St James Mining Company, Limited
Ayer
M. Er
Chas Ae
Layer
Mexaner
Mee Brielle
Meyer
Fred
Macrath
Alist
Pennecard
Sindle
Vere
Prough
Arrillia
Blanche
Rasiren
Schafer
Peter Gag
Sehafer
Sehulthesia
Cecelia
Smith
House of Representatives
Fred T. Dubois
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