The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-10-02


start a brewery in Payctte in a few weeks.
Born, to the wife of Robt. Henderson,
Of Hcnderson's Ferry, on Snake River, or
the 2sth ult., a son, weighing IIE pounds.
DR.. NJ. Peffcrle, the well known dentist,
will be in Caldwell about the 10th of Octo.
bet, to remain three days. Those desiring
dental work are requested to call on him.
When you want anything nice and nobby
in the way of Boots and Shoes always SO to
Cofin's. They keep only 6rst-class and relia-
BILE goods, but sell them at prices as low as
the lowest.
The CALDWELL TRIBUNE hasn't yet de-
termined which candidate it will support for
congress. The editor evidently "wants to be
seem" That's the way with these indepen-
dent fellows.--Bois Statesman.
You betl Don't you wish you were indie
pendent1
The Flint Mining Company, of which E.
L. Stout is superintendent, recently purchased
supplies amounting 10 almost $4,000 at this
point. The supplies, consisting Of canned
goods, clothing, etc, etc. are now arriving in
car load lots.
New jerusalem" has been surveyed and
laid out into town lots. Several purchases
have been made already, and the projectors
seem to think the town is now an assured fact.
1t hasn't been christened yet, but there is time
enough for that by and by.
M. B. Gwinn returned from the east last
Wednesday morning. He was a member Of
the Supreme Lodge l. o. o. +. which met in
Boston 4 short time since. He states hat he
met the CALDWELL TRIBUNE down in Him
ois, and was exceedingly rejoiced thereat.
The two Chicago cattle kings, Armour
and Potter, were placed under arrest and
brought into Boise City last Monday, charged
with fencing government land on Snake river
near American Falls. They had 4 hearing
before Judge Broderick, who placed them uD-
der $500 bonds.
Little & Co. are agents for the Phenix
Insurance Co., of Brooklyn, and the Ameri-
can Fire Insurance Co.. of Philadelphia, two
of the oldest, soundcst and best companies in
America. They are also agents for the State
Steamship Co.. and sell tickets to and from all
European points.
-"No," remarked Mrs. Tompkin, with a
smile which nearly cracked the walls in its
intensity" "No, we lon hate the country
like we uscter did. Since philetas bought
that lovely wall paper at Little's, things has
looked a hull lot brighter like, and life is
worth living once more"
1t has leaked out that the recent visit OF
the officers Of the Idaho and Oregon Land
Improvement Company, although ostensibly
the bottom of it-business greatly concerning
the welfare Of Idaho in general and Caldwell
in particular. The effects Of this visit will be
felt at no distant day.
The candidates are all nominated now
and still the world turns round. This has
been proven 4 hundred times, and no one
doubts it any more. Nor does anyone doubt
that Coffin keeps the best line of boots and
shoes, fine hats, etc.. ever seen in Idaho. II
you doubt it you are behind the times.
This paper has a strong affection for the
truth, and will not knowingly circulate a false
hood for love nor money. Therefore when
we say we can turn out nicer job work
heater, cleaner, cheaper, better job work
than any other Office in the country, we fully
intend to substantiate our assertion. We
keep the best of stock, do all the work our
selves, and employ no heightened "rat' job
printer, whose work consists principally in
talk and salary; therefore we can print cheaper
than anyone. Call at this office or write for
samples and prices. No job remains in the
Office over four days. Try us and see.
There is more talk about the U. p. peo-
pie leasing the O.. r. N. Co.'S line from
Huntington west. This time, we are told,
everybody means business. There is lots OF
ly bosh, but it is quite evident that sooner or
later the Union Pacific must have a through
line to the Pacific. Whether they will lease
or build remains to be seen. The most anus
ing thing connected with all the railroad
rumors, is the eager avidity with which Boise
City leaps at the very smallest fly. What
particular benefits would accrue to that tow +,
frosn a railroad, other than a mere matter of
convenience, has not been explained. ,
Sheriff Taylor, with Coroner Bisbing. DR.. .
Hooker and party, of Uinta county, Wyom-
ing, returned from their trip to Jackson's Hole
on Tuesday. They went there for the pur.
pose Of holding an inquest over the remains
Of the three men killed by the man Tonner r
some time since. The stories told by Tonner b
,bout the killing and the examination of the 4
don seem to agree very well. Ton .
,er claims to have shot each one in the head =
Is they came toward him. The examination Q
the skull Of Tiggerman entirely crushed, Q
apparently with some blunt instrument, while 8
hat of Weller is crushed in at the top as
houeh struck with the back Of an Ak. From