The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-23

what little sleep that could be Obtains
in the intervals when Sam wasn't run.
ming the coach up the side Of house o:
down we'll At the celebrated sus-
pension bridge all were ordered ont Il
walk and the light CT day develops the
party in the white hat into Gsor- 9 E
Wilson, agent OF tho Union Pacific al
Sterling, Colorado, whom we knew a
dozen years ago in Nebraska. Perhaps
there wasn't reunion then and there.
Mr.. Wilson was accompanied by his
wife and daughter, Mr. I A. Duffy (of
Duffy Bros, siockmen on the Milheur
and dealers in drugs at Sterlins } and
Mrs. w. l. Henderson, OF Sterling
They had been visiting Utah and Idahp
and Mr.. D,ddridg, sent them to Boise
to see the prettiest place between the
Missouri and tidewater. The visit If
Mr.. Wilson hes this igniicapce-wie Gu
the branch is built he will be tue ON
pany's CANT at Boise. So. for heavens
sake, let US hurry it.
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When the old time citizens laid out
Boise and planted trees on every bare
spot they could find, they builded wise
ly, and they now enj,yit Trees, flow
ers and shrubbery give one an idea Of
the garden Of Ellen after year among
the sagebrush. The same spisit thai
induced them to beautify the highways
has led to generous rivalry over pri-
vate grounds, with the result of making
the entire city mass OF foliage and
bloom. The residence grounds Of W.
H. Nye, Gen. Cartee, Judge Prickett.
John Huntoon, Frank Coffin, Mr.. K ID
way, Mrs. Coffin, and the hun deeds OF
others whose names We cannot recall
are all that can be desired in the way Of
home building, and the owners are moi
to blame for being proud If their city
II Caldwell was such beautiful place,
our citizens would posses even more
pride. Twenty years have done won
ders for the capital; half that time will
be sufficient for US, and duriag that
period the beauties of Caldwell will
rapidly develop. They tell US that
Boise was the home If the sagebrusb;
that is sufficient. With the better facll-
tiles for town-buildli that Caldwell,
possesses, less than haf tie time Is
enough. and in say half doz Years
We guarantee to give ali visitors from
Boise glimpse OF Paradise II.
The browning feature Of Boise City is
the inevitable orchard. the man thai
does not grow his own fruit is not Il
good citizon-thers is very few OF BIN.
The business orchards are mastodOl-
ic. Plotted by Mr.. Nye, We explored
that OF MIR. "rom" Davis, whose ten
Thousand trees groan beneath their
toothsome loads. and while IL did nut
affect US as bad as the Democrat would
try to make people believe, We did with
we had the largest freight wagon in the
territory in order TO bring back enough |
fruit to last few weeks. Mr.. Davis is |
manufacturing cider and vinegar as
we'll as preparing al excellent article of |
evaporated fruit, and with the facilities
afforded him by the proposed branch
will be able to supply all idaho.
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Business did not appear to be very
brisk. Lots Of people were on tn.
streets, but it was evident to the naked
eye that they were neither buying OF
selling. Like all the rts. of the country.
Boise will recover when business s, t.
les after the quadrennial tear up. Bu'
here are some men who will MAKE
business. Take John Lamb, for in
'tance; not content with getting ths
ions share OF the legal and lumb Der
business, he has added planning mili
lnder lease, and to connect the latter
With one of his yard, has built tram
way that economic % labor and adds tn,
Jig iron dollars to his Golfers. NJ.
.amb is an aspirant for political honors.
nd the same sound, business methods
hat characterize his daily lite Will, We
elieve, govern him officially should be
9 successful.
We leave the subject because 1t is
rifting into politics and We want to
eep politics out of this idyl. There
rs great deal of political talk that
~, but there was considerable vigor-
Is, outrageous lying all around, and
the political conversations ,
I'VE no significance. .
Tom Catalan (who claims to be =
of ours-Hooray for Ire u
nd, Massachusetts and Mlssouri-snd
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