Henry E. Prickett

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Henry E. Prickett
Henry E. Prickett
In office
November 19, 1867 – January 14, 1868
Preceded by (none)
Succeeded by Thomas B. Hart


Henry E. Prickett served as the first mayor of Boise, Idaho Territory, for two months in 1867 and 1868.

Prickett was declared mayor after the winner of the November 1867 mayoral election, L. B. Lindsay, was disqualified. A new mayoral election was held in January 1868, won by Thomas B. Hart.

In 1871 Prickett ran for a full one-year term as Boise mayor as a Radical Republican. He was narrowly defeated by John Hailey, who never assumed the office. According to city records incumbent mayor Charles Himrod served the ensuing term.

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Mayors of Boise, Idaho

Prickett • Hart • Himrod • Twitchell • Logan • J. Lemp • Logan • Himrod • Jacobs • Bilderback • Pinney • Hasbrouck • Huston • Pefley • Pinney • Sonna • Pierce • Alexander • Richards • Alexander • Hawley • Pinney • Haines • Pence • Fritchman • Hodges • Robinson • Hays • Eagleson • Sherman • Eagleson • H. Lemp • Hansen • Pope • Cady • McCue • Hyatt • J. Edlefsen • Straight • Whillock • Walker • Griffin • Whillock • Howard • R. Edlefsen • Day • Shellworth • Amyx • Eardly • Kempthorne • Coles • Terteling-Payne • Bieter


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NAME Prickett, Henry E.
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SHORT DESCRIPTION Mayor of Boise, Idaho Territory
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