WI Town Council Proceedings of Last Regular Session
Regular session items include sidewalk petitions, sprinkling and standpipe plans, and claims paid. Officials appointed include Chief of Police A G Cordelle, assistant John J Nevins, Deputy City Engineer A E Fox, and W J Moorhead as water works superintendent and city electrician. Committees formed for year ending May 1 1905 and salaries set for engineer at pump house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Cordelle
John J. Nevins
A. E. Fox
W. J. Moorhead
Galloway
Woodcock
Hitt
Street and Bridge
Leighton
Coakley
McCune
Police and Fire Department
Hirt License
Tipling Houses
Woodenek
McCane
Hieoric Lighta
Woorcock
Hitt, Galloway
Coskley
Deputies Seek County Reimbursement For Board Costs
Sheriff office and county deputies press for repayment of board and lodging costs incurred while on county business. A 1901 salary law amendment and attorney general opinion now allow future expense payments, but many officers had not updated practices. The current sheriff and former official work on a plan to present legitimate bills to county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Attorny
Bagely
Schuldt
W Kreutinger
Mineral Notes on Ore Proving and Plant Upgrades
Mineral notes discuss resuming operations at the camp in May or June, detailing new farn works and ore tests. It lists officials and state committeemen including Lieut. Governor A K Egbert Caldwell Lee and other officeholders, with various counties represented by named figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uemnese
Tamanal
Mdondi
Wadihomne
Coldwell Weessurer
Lyles
Grey
Blarr
Mansler
Bollevun
Jawer
Hallemtype
Vie
Mere
Jown Verraed
Buel
Geo
Alirene
Grangeville
W. Kowman
Troy
Wen
He Howler
Bhowmone
Wowlewny Loskout Goo
Dlowk
Dmyhor
Call for bids to transport mining gear to Thunder Mountain
In this issue a bidding call covers transporting machinery and supplies from Boise to the Climax mines near Roosevelt for Thunder Mountain Climax Gold Mining Co. General manager Chas J Perkine says 14 to 20 million pounds of equipment will move into the Thunder Mountain and Big Creek districts this year, making transport a serious concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Roosevelt
Thunder, Mountain Climax Gold Mining Co
Signal
Chas, J
Perkine
Thunder Mountain
Big Creek
Outlook Club Guest Day at Mrs Thomas Galloway Home
Outlook Club hosts a guest day with Mrs Thomas Galloway entertaining members and inviting a guest each. A book social follows, with books donated to the public library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Thomas Galloway
Earb
Warde
Fragmentary notice of military machinery inquiry in Hulne WV
Fragmentary OCR reads a call for action to make eoudsecte for the iene provlation of machinery and moroben diss with sums around 600,000 and 100,000 pounds. It mentions Hulne West Virginia and a path or road Manin i sath and Bath at Adilonne or Mille har Mae, with names like Ada Mia and Auer J Veneenes, though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moroben
Adilonne
Idaho Sheep Quarantine Sparks State Tensions
Governor Sparkes of Nevada imposes a 90 day quarantine on Idaho and Utah sheep, drawing protests from local wool interests. Idaho Wool Growers leader President McMillan blames indifferent state officials for failing to enforce laws, warns the scab problem is worsening and calls for urgent action to awaken authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparkes
Nevada
Idaho
Utah
Capital
Julio McMillan
Idaho Wool Growers’ Association
Dressler
Andrew Little
Emmett
McMillan
Capital News
McMilan
New Rates Announced for St Louis and Chicago Travel
We are authorized to announce rail fare levels for the World's Pair events between St Louis and Chicago. Weiser to St Louis and return 5970 dollars, Weiser to Chicago and return 6470 dollars. One way via St Louis to Chicago or via Chicago to St Louis 6595 dollars. Chicago to St Louis or vice versa 62.20. Tickets on sale Tuesdays May through October, valid 90 days from purchase. Additional mentions of tickets May 17 and 18, and convention details appear garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
Weiser
Aledi Toell
Mey
Idebo
Fragmentary early notice from unclear text
The readable portion presents scattered names and phrases about places and people but lacks coherent events or details to identify a concrete incident or outcome. It mentions several personal names and places, but no clear action, date, or organization to anchor a summary.
Miller mobbed in Cambridge political outburst at ball game
Witness report describes Miller the Social Organizer being heckled at a Cambridge excursion ball game between Welser Council and Cambridge. Crowd from several towns attended a band concert after the game. Miller mounted a box, attacked the government in a speech, drew no violence, and left amid scattered attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Cevic
Miller
Saved the Baby. Thompson Women in Payette Accident
Mrs. 8. B. Thompson and her daughter in law Mrs. O. Thompson were riding with a baby when a wagon horse bolted and reared. The elder Mrs. Thompson fractured a collar bone and was unconscious briefly, while both women and the baby suffered injuries. all survived with the baby uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Thompson
Women’s Relief Corps elect delegates at first Saturday meeting
At the meeting, Mrs Elizabeth Waters and Mrs Benwick were chosen as delegates to the state encampment WBC meeting in Emmett. Alternates were Mrs F Dreke and Mrs George Triplow. Decoration Day exercises were planned for the Opers house, with committees from WKOG and G.A.B. now at work on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Elizabeth Waters
Benwick
F. Dreke
George Triplow
W. B.C
Emmett
Tre Opers House
Kimball's Grove
WKOG
End
G. A.B. Ae
Night Smash Incident Report
A fragmented police blotter note describes a nocturnal disturbance with several unidentified individuals and unclear actions. The text mentions a location near Kern and Arnley with references to a planned confrontation and possible law enforcement involvement.
Checkmate Mill Burned At Pearl In Fire Debacle
The Checkmate mill at Pearl burned unexpectedly with no one seen on the premises. Superintendent Lianey proposed two possible causes: arson or spontaneous combustion. The plant, valued at 17,000 dollars and insured for 10,000, will be rebuilt soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lianey
KE. H. Dewey
Excursion to Cambridge and Cowbridge Ball Game
About 100 excursionists set out from Bundey morning on the P and LM to Cambridge with most plans to witness the ball game between Cowbridge and Counr al. The Weiser bend was present and added pleasure as the game ended in a win for the Counr al team with a score reported as 10 to 9. The crowd enjoyed the outing and noted the pleasant weather and company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Miller
Socisliav
Welser
Couneil
Bundey
Cowbridge
Counral
Weiser
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Conn Leighton
Coakley Modcock
Ion
Morris Sommer
O. M
Wallington'e
A. Coulter
Alane
12Th Street
Weiser Slough
Mestead
H.W. Cummings
W. R
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N. P. Morteth
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Gam- Requesting the Loan of the Mad Machine Was Read and Clerk Initucted
Moran Ofler
Te Water and Light Committee
Etcommitee Wos
Martha J Wheelhonee
Nettie Hirris
Myrtle Burley
Nellie L. Hawthorn
Will D Candee
JM Cavary
Garr
Emily Reeves
John J Coakley
Effie Rose
Maud R Wheeler
Eere
Cora B Cowins
MEK
Regina M Harris
Mars N Badger
Gladye Hopkins
Finance Committee
Supreme d Court
OONTY
Ni Wu Horue Bros
Outlook Club
Hensel
Montenaul
Lanly
Hedhaw
Povey Gin Green
Lilia
Amleer
Supe
Vorardey
Makar Halon
Amonak Dal
Arnley Doory Pianet
Lawad
Checkmate
Pearl
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