The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-22
PASSING EVENTS.

bfito steel is the very latest for can
Non, being extremely tough.
Work has commenced on 800, DOC
courthouse at Ell Paso, Tex.
The population of Atlanta, Ga. is
increasing at the rate of nearly five
thousand year.
A deposit of zinc ore thirty feet thick
and two miles long has been found in
Marion county, Ark.
After druggist has filled prescrlp-
ton it belongs to him, and not the Gus
toner who brought it to his store.
A large number of miners are leav-
ing Victoria for new diggings in Alas
ka and northern British Columbia.
The convicts in the Ohio peniten-
tiary ate 1850 boiled eggs at Easter,
an average of three to each inmate.
1t is stated that the advance orders
for the revised bible already exceed
those of the revised New Testament.
Distilled water is gaining in favor
for table use rs well rs in the treat
ment of diseases of the digestive or
gans.
Kentucky has usually been classed
as a southern state. but now figures in
the biographies rs an eastern central |
state.
A novelty in Long Island farming
the present yohr will be the extensive
cultivation OF peanuts as an expert
ment.
1t is said that there has not been
such a run of shad in the st. Johns
river, Florida. for ten years as during
Ihe present season.
Spiritualists assert that tho excessive
Use of tobacco drives off good spirits
md attracts all sorts of bad ones,
which work mischief
The MeD York Mail says a we'll
,nown society woman gave large
Inner party to celebrate the reception
If her divorce papers.
Accident has added more than ono
Weapon and appliance to the armory
war. The discovery OF SHOT is due
D mechanics dream.
An unusual number of houses are
ow for rent in New York, and MANY
rivate residences on Fifth avenue are
eng converted into stores.
The Philadelphia custom-house
)mes under the civil-service rules.
he mint does not, but in its manage.
ent the rules are invariably followed
There are said to be over two thou
nd postmasters in the United States
th a salary of less than $40 q year.
Redella, N. c., last year, the salary =,
IS cents. j
1t is comforting to remember that a
Id, late spring brings a good har-
st. According to the ancient saying:
When April blows his horn,
1t doth good both for hay and corn.
The first fox-hunt eff the spring has
Ken place near Baltimore. After a
cd day, the club returned without 4,
, fox, which went 10 earth near All
ere it started.
There is salt lake in Hidalgo
inty, Texas, which is one mile in
9Th, five miles in circumference,
from three to four feet deep. Its
consists of crystals of pure salt.
house at Los Angeles, Cal, was
posed to be haunted, but an inves-
alton showed that an immense
arm of bees had made their home
,ne of the walls and had stored it
h large quantity of the finest
ley. a
very Salvation army officer pledges "A
lself in writing not to court any
who belongs to his post. Unless
New York Salvation lassies are
options to the rule, says The Graph
We should think the precartion en-
ly unnecessary.
iftv-three gold deposits, amounting
5000 ounces. were made in the
ena, Montana, assay office up to n
ch 81, 1884. Up to March 81, 1885, u
deposits were made, amounting to n,
OF ounces, showing an increase VI
!. 1884 for the same period of AIT
,es.
yo writer's, German and Ameri-
have written new learned treatises
The site of the Garden of Eden.
German decides that that resort
the Syro-Arabian desert. The
rican locates Eden at the North
Both results are equally con-
ing.
lat pegged shoes and boots are
quite extensively used might be
red from the fact that peg
company at Bartlett,
=, is turning out the little wooden
les at the rate of 1900 bushels a Nm
and has orders on hand that will ilH1
ire several months TO fill. ''"
cading man of New York thea
lustrated the hold which super
n still maintains on many who
d be least suspected of the weak
Going up to minor actress
felt complimented to be addressed
C prominent actor, he begged
. 'Do not carry an open parasol
e stage. 1t is bad luck. The Sc
will not succeed if you take on
l am sure" To oblige,
Tending article was closed and
ctor's fears Gained. 0l;r,
Atlanta, Ca, man claims to have UutG
'ered new principle in hydraui-
at will revolutionize pumping.
rto it has been an established
that water will not rise in q
IN to hight of more than thirty
feet. For that reason pumps are
lllV set within twontv-six fpef