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The Adams County Record
The History Corner
Mesa, and a 1943 play
I often get so far behind
in cataloging museum*
photos and other
items that it seems f”
as if I’ll never catch
up. Last week I
had a little time
to go through an
envelope that
Delmer Morris
had sent me last
summer, . from
H e n d e r s o n ,
Nevada.
The photograph
that Del sent shows the
community of Mesa,
Idaho from the air, looking
toward the east. If anyone
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can help me figure out
about what year it may
have been
taken, I would
appreciate it.
The school and
up to the right of
center. The shop
building (just this
side of the school)
but most of the
packing
etc. are gone. The
three nice homes built by
the Van Hoesen family in
the 1920’s are shown up to
the left of center; only one
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is still standing. I’d like a in the area around that Winifred Lindsay
were in
little more info about the
smaller houses up to the
right of these homes. The
one on the corner (across
the highway from the ‘
farthest right Van Hoesen
house) is still there. What
were those long buildings
all across the top right of
the photo?
I would appreciate any
information that might
be interesting about this
picture.
The other picture shows
a play program from
1943, which
contains some familiar
names. Del Morris, Joan
Lane and Faith Newcomb
were 3rd graders at the
time, and Bonnie Carol
Morrison was in the 2nd
grade. Apparently the play
featured student actors of
all ages.
As some background,
here are some of the things
that were happening
time. Of course the world
was at war, and some of
the recent Council High
School graduates were on
the other side of the planet
someplace. The January
8, 1943 Adams County
Leader said “so ‘ many
people have moved away
for the winter to work in
the war industries and
other centersvof industrial
work, that volume of
business has dropped off
in all lines of business
endeavor.” The Council
Bakery had closed for lack
of business.
That January the Leaders
said ice harvesting “...
not a
operation, Mrs. Belle Ham
and son Claude being the
only ones who still carry
on a once flourishing
industry.”
Josephine Caseman
is. Warner
very extensive Warner) had just died.’
Portland for the duration
of the war. Business was so
bad later that summer that
the hot spring closed due
to lack of business.
Ray Phipps was
appointed sheriff in
February, as Ed Wade did
not run for reelection, and
no one else ran for the
position. Katie Marble was
teaching at the Crooked
River School. Union
Pacific was about to build
'a new railroad station at
Council. George and Viola
Gould celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary.
Gertrude Smelker
(Mrs. Sam
She‘had taught school at
Cottonwood, Fruitvale
and Bear. Three Boise
men had just bought Mesa
Orchards from Western
Idaho Production Credit
would be running Starkey Association of Caldwell.
Hot Springs while Bob and
The day of the play, the
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Leader announced that the
old Weed Store was going
to be torn down. It stood
where the Council Valley
Market parking lot is
today, on the NE corner of
Galena Street and Illinois
Avenue. Paul Phillips was
in a Denver hospital after
a nearly fatal motorcycle
wreck.
The high school was
just a little over a year old
that spring, having been
finished at the very end
of 1941.
Later that summer,
Robert Harrington died,
the home Of WW \X/ittlow
burned at Lick Creek,
and Mrs. Palmer (Alice)
Higgins died and was laid
to rest in the Cottonwood
Cemetery beside her
husband.
.Guess Opinion
‘The Fourth Amendment
Warrantless Searches and Non-Searches
CONSTITUTION SERIES:
INSTALLMENT 16 PART 1
BY SEAN P. SMITH
"The of the people to
be secure in their persons,
houses, papers, and effects,
against unreasonable
searches and seizures, shall
not be violated..."
Because what the
Amendment I “means” has
always been effectively
controlled by the US.
Supreme Court; what
follows is based upon the
Court's opinions throughout
the history of the republic.
Some of its interpretations
are painfully specific, some
excruciatingly
Needless to say, the People
may not always agree with
the Court
What constitutes a
“search” under the Fourth
Amendment? A “search” is
generally viewed to have two '
necessary components: (1)
government activity, and
(2) an invasion of a person's
reasonable expectation
of privacy. Put another
way, a “search” occurs
when government invades
a person’s reasonable
expectation of privacy, either
by (1) physically intruding
into a Constitutionally
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protected location, or (2)
using advanced surveillance
technologies to spy on
activities that citizens
reasonably expect are private.
What is “reasonable” varies
among every set of
case—specific facts.
What are Constitutionally
protected locations? The first
one identified is “persons.”
Your “person” means the
parts of your body and
clothing that are not exposed
to the public, including
pockets and undergarrhents.
It also includes your biological
materials, such as blood,
urine and DNA.
The next protected lOcation
is “houses.” What does
the word "house" mean?
Acmrding to the Court, it’s
not, well, just a house. No,
a house is a home and its
file cabinets and lockers), as
well as shopping malls and
retail establishments (but only
during hours when they are
closed to the public).
Finally, there are “papers”
requirement applies. Those
exceptions are: (1) searches
done with the consent of
the person being searched,
(2) searches done “incident
to arrest,” (3) searches of
curtilage. home can be a. and “effects? Papers can be motor vehicles
where there is
permanent or temporary
letters, journals, records,
“probable cause” to believe the
dwelling. Curtilage is the area films and private documents. vehicle
contains contraband
encompassing the grounds
Effects can mean handbags,
or evidence of criminal
and buildings immediately briefcases, packages, luggage, activity, and (4)
searches done
surrounding a home that is
closed containers and
used in the activities of vehicles.
domestic life. But wait; there’s
more. The word "house" can
also mean an apartment, a
A search warrant
required to conduct a
search unless an “established
hotel room, a private office, exception" to the warrant
warehouses, a telephone
booth, certain fixtures (e.g.,
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