The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-12-25

On New Years eve another grand
ball will be given at the Pacific hotel.
This is public affair and all are in
vited. Dancing will commence at
O'Clock prompt.
AS will be seen elsewhere the stores
will he closed each Sunday, after
January l. This is move in the right
direction, and is made in the interests
of the several clerks.
When a boarding house with no
lodging to speak of can clear $500 per
month in Caldwell, why couldn't the
right man with good hotel soon start
a bank or buy railroadP Figure on it.
| j. t. Sprague. formerly leader of
the Caldwell Brass Band, and now oc-
cupying the same position for the Boise
Band, was presented with an elegant
B flat eornet last Sunday afternoon, by
the members of that organization.
Constable Brown took Albert Mey-
ers to the county poor farm last week.
MIR. Meyers has been almost totally
blind for some time past. and by reason
of this affection was unable to support
and care for himself.
When you are in need of any pure,
! fresh drug, or wish a prescription put
up in correct and careful manner, do
not experiment but take it to Isham &
Co.'S, where you can get just what you
want. Good goods and low prices.
"A genuine silver-tipped grizzly bear
was killed in the Blue Mountains, near
Heppner, Oregon, recently, which
weighed thousand pounds, and meas
ured eighteen feet from tip to tip and
eighteen inches between the ears.
Tho right man could make good
thing by leasing the Pacific Hotel, and
opening up q good house. The town
will support good hotel if it is proper
ly run. If the house cannot be rented
then somo enterprising man should
build.
Mark Snyder and Charlie Woods,
of Payette, passed through here last
Monday Gu route for Boise City, to an
swer to the charge of assault and bat
terry, preferred against them by Geo. W.
Holloway. They plead guilty and
were fined $40 and costs each.
Horse racing must be an awfully
poor business ever though you win.
The Bellevue Racing Association have
failed to pay their advertising bills, al !
though some of them were contracted |
last July. For the leading racing asso-
citation Of tho territory this looks dscid-
eddy bad.
The preliminary examination Of
Isaac P. Cleek charged with robbing
Robt. Henderson took place last We'd
nesday before Justice Galloway. The
evidence was deemod sufficient to hold
the defendant In the sum of $500 to ap-
pear before the next grand jury. L.
w. Boone and A. E. Galloway furnish.
ID tho bonds.
1t is said that the firm of Wm. L.
Ieary & Co., OF Ontario, O:.g N, have
to ship 1900 jack rabbits
per week to Chicago, for three months
This makes total of about 225 900
rabbits, and it seems 10 us that tho sup
ply will play out ere long. Some body
will havs to go into the business of
rabbits. The story is probab-
y stretched somewhat.
There are at least thirty-fvs young
men in Caldwell who board, paying
therefore Sc week. Also moro tram
'ient guests stop here-wben there is
my place to Stephan in any other
own on the Line. Let's see, 25 times
IS is-but some who has got few dol
ars to invest and who want to retire
With ga rile'' in a few years, had better
igure it and act accordingly.
When the drawing of the tickets
or the crayon at the fair took placs, J
fifteen tickets remained unsold, and
hese were retained by tho fair itself. :
)ne of them drew the picture. The
aides now propose to have another !
rawing if these fifteen tickets can be !
old. All the old tickets will be taken
p and new ones issued in their stead.
Is soon rs tho remaining fifteen
hances are taken, tho drawing will ]
sko place.
Did you evor pick up paper pub
shed in strange town, and see +,
srge snowy advertisement, without fl
linking to yourself or saying to your a
eighbor: "That man must 10 an i'm 7
lense business" or forming O resolu- +
on TO visit that frm at the first oppor- a.
inityp There is nothing like it; and :.
hen you put sn advertisement in a 9