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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-10-23
Hoe .. s.r. the County 10000

"IF roU will stand in with Us and
help rs TO defeat three men, we can save
this county 100000 per annum." said
Mr.. Krebs to q well-known democrat
Of this county. Tho gentleman OK
pressed his entsro willingness to do 50
II the county would be that much gain
or, and demanded tho names Of the
three mon. Joe Wilson, John Lamb
and John HART" was tho response
"They are in together and probably
dizzy up on every case which is tried.
Lamb throws everything into Harris
court and Wilson acts A. whipper-in."
$4,000 per year was guaranteed the
county II these three nlen were beaten.
One Of thom is now a candidate for re-
election and the charming though friy-
olous idxhostatesmsn, with tho risky
little finally" at the holm. is now sup
porting him. II thcstatesman desires
the name Of tho democrat referred 20,
NC will oheerfuliy give 1t.
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EVERY democrat In this county should
vote his ticket straight a. the approach
ing election. II this is done the victory
is assured. 1t is a good ticket and Was
fairly put up by the convention. No
taint OF jobhery cling to it. 1t is mads
up from men all over the oounty-men
fully qualified for the various positions.
The utmost impartiality prevailed in
the allotment of the different offices,
and no democrat has the right to kick.
Compare the ticket with the "ring"
affair gotten out by Kelly, Krebs. Pride
& Co., and note the vast difference.
Substantial aid will be given by the in
dependent republican voters. who ALSO
Mtely refuse to longer submit to the rule
OF the corrupt and dishonorable Boise
City ring presided over by the beauteous
trio mentioned. The ringsters realize
that they have got their foot iato it, and
all that is necessary for their complete
overthrow is a strong pull altogether.
See that every democrat votes election
day, and votes it straight from John
HALEY 10 constable. The independent
republicans will vote IS they please.
therefore let them alone. Make sure
that the full democratic vote of the
county is polled and victory is assured.
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AFFIDAVIT OF n. xRHRs.

1, N. Krsbs, OF Boise City, Idaho, de-
pose and say that the dissipation Of
Fred T. Dubois, U. 8. Marshal for the
district Of Idaho, Is notorious and dis
graceful, at times wholly uniting him
for business and decidedly prtjudicial
to the dignity and respect due his off,
cial position and to the faithful por-
Torrance OF his official duties. More
over it is . matter Of notorious report
in this community that Marshal Dubois
has used his official position as an en-
CINE In politics to promote certain polit-
ioal ends, for the SUCCESS Of which he
passes as the especial champion, and by
which he hopes to be rewarded With the
nomination as delegate to congress on
tho republican ticket in 1896. Further
more, it is q matter OF s~candnlous and
notorious report that Marshal Dubois
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-10-23
. $ y bv Kelly. Krebs, Pride & Go. Of the Endorsed Organ

used his official position in the election
in Oneida county last fall in such q
manner as to call forth severe criticism
and denunciation in all parts Ut the
territory, and to make the result OF the
election in that county a Kissing by
word. l am a republican, and am III.
ways interested in republican success,
but l want to see success the reward OF
honest and honorable effort at the hands
Of men who love the party for LIS prin-
ciples, and not because C at any
price brings personal reward and IN
dividual prefermsnt.
NJ. KRYBs.
Member Republican Ter. Com.
Boise City, Idaho, July 20, 1885.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo
this 30th day of July, 1885.
JULIUS g. SHAINwALD,
Notary Public.
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abroad to fill our county Offices. Vot'
Anderson Cox!

dDIOhu " al OuA CVbhpJ SASS
Anderson Cox!
n. E. PAYNE,
Dsmocratin candidate for Assessor,
is another good, substantial farmer who
thoroughly understands tho subject Of
taxation from q practical standpoint.
He is eninently fitted for this position,
and the farmers OF this county can make
sure of a just and equitable assessment
from his hands.
f. b. TAGY.
AS no one doubts his election, words
in his praise seem out of place. He is
absolutely certain Of the full strength
of his party to q man, and will draw
heavily from tho republican ranks. He
may be said to be a man without an
enemy. For probate judge
7. IL. CALLAwAY,
of Caldwell, tho old whoel-horse OF the
county democracy, has been nominated.
Everyone knows this old pioneer, and
he is liked and respected everywhere.
The party has no better man on the
ticket, nor one in eyeryway more de-
serving. Pity for a mans physical dis
abilities can and should have no part in
politics. The public cannot afford to
reward a man with an Office whose prin-
cipal recommendation is the fact that
he is a cripple. Judge Galloway is said
to have one of the hardest places on the
ticket, simply because his opponent is
thus of1icted. We do Mr.. Prickett the
credit OF believing no does not make
this the grounds for the fight, but his
friends are urging it, even through
that subsidized organ theidahostates-
man. 1t is = poor way to gain votes.
Judge Galloway will certainly DO elected
next November.
CY. JACOBS, IL. X. HARTLEY N ~. G.
JOHNSON.
For commissioners are too we'll
known and popular to require an ex-
tended introduction. They are all good
men. So also are
J. w. KELLY, p. ]. KINNEY AND /. w.
JANUARY,
for county superintendent, surveyor
and coroner, respectively. They wer
selected for their especial fitness for the
different offices, and should be elected.
Vote your ticket straight. Don't
scratch a single name You will not
miss tho mark very far by SO doing.
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A paper that tells only half tho truth,
misrepresents some facts and omits
| others, to do a man or set of men an in
jury for the purpose of defeating them,
| and is prompted to do so for q lew dol
lars received from the democratic party,
as Is the case with the CALDWELL TRI-
BUNE, sucb q paper should be Stunned
by every republican, and its editor held
in contempt by all decent men. In or
der to make it appear that most of the
candidates on the republican ticket live
in Boise City. the TRIBUNE omits from
the printed ticket a number OF cAndi-
dates who live in the country and give
Boise as the residence Of others who
live in the country. Altogether, 1t is
the most indecent piece of dishonest
and disreputable journalism that has
come to our notice during the cam
paign.-Statesman.
The above from the endorsed or
gam of the republican party. is q
choice bit Of Malachi's criticism which
really ssdoes us proud" OF course it
is a lie, but we are overjoyed to know
that the choice assortment of Boise
residents composing the republican
ticket of this county. as printed in these
columns, strikes in an exceedingly ten
der and vulnerable spot. 1t is a lie be-
cause the only name ommitted from it
is X. H. Robb, Of Boise county. 9th
erwise it is full and complete. a matter
fully apparent to anyone who cares to
read it. The Statesman lies, OF course,
but nothing better can be expected from
a concern, the proprietors OF which
made their in life through a sue
cess.on OF lies and swindles. A COM
mon little lie ike this is nothing TO a
mar who openly receives brides while
on the Judges bench, or to a man whom
report says swindled the settlers through
the general land Office. It hardly
serves to keep his hand in. Come at us
q little harder, old birds, or you lose tho
Your attention will be called re-
peatedly to fresh evidences OF this ''in-
dishonorable aud disreputable"
if you push us.
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The Leaders Of His Own
Party Testify Against Him.
They Support Him Now Be-
cause he Paid them for It.
THE LOVELY UET-PRIDE AND
KREBS-UNDER OATH.
nEaD 1T A11 BEFORE rou VOTE.
AFFIDAVIT OF D. P. D.. PRIDE.

AFFIDAVIT OF d. P. D. PRIDE.
Personally appeared before me, Julius
G. Shainwald, . notary public within
and for the county of Ada, in the terri
tory of Idaho, d. P. b. Pride, attorney
general for said Idaho territory. and up
on oath Opposes and says that he has
been well acquainted with Fred I. Du-
bois, marshal of Idaho territory, for the
past three years: that the said Dubois
has taken q most prominent part in the
politics of our territory during the past
three years; that he has conducted and
had control Of the politics of Oneida
county in this territory, during tho last
campaign; that he was cognizam of the
fact that at Eagle Rock the ballot box
was stuffed by more than three hundred
ballots for the republican candidates for
county and territorial offices; and that
he has the best grounds to believe that
it was by the advice and active assis-
lance Of Marshal Dubois that the gross
est frauds were perpetrated DUNG the
last election liz Oneida county; that the
said Marshal Bubois boosted to him that
be had carried Oneida county for the
ticket, and that Eagle Rock precinct
had given q greater majority for the
nti-Mormon ticket ESQ called) than
there were legal voters in the precinct;
that when the clerk OF the board Of yam
vassers for said county had refused to
sign certificates of election TO the men
upon his ticket, he had boosted one c..
J.. Basse.t into tho room Through the
transom) where the clerk was sitting,
while he with twenty men with guns
stood upon the outside, that said Dsssett
unlocked the door from the inside and
admitted them, and that they by force
compelled the said clerk to sign certifi-
Gates of election to the men upon his
ticket. That said Marshal Dubois has
p%rostitutod his Office to carry his own
points and for private gain. That,
armed with an open venire, he has
packed the United States grand jury for
the purpose of crushing q political
enemy whom he thought stood in tho
way Of his political advancement. That
the moral character OF Marshal Duboi,
is bad; that he visits houses Of prostitu-
ton; that he visits saloons and gam
bles, and that he il not fit 10 perform
the duties of his Office . great part OF
Tho time on account Of being intoxicated.
d. Z. b. PRIDE.
Boise City, Idaho, Aug. s, 1885.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day of August, 1885.
JULIUS C. SHAISwALp,
Notary Public.
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THAT paragon of excellence, The
Boise Statesman, accus the dome
CRITIC central committee Of raising q
large corruption fund for the purpose
Of buying up votes by the wholesale,
and influencing the press. Now will
the parsgons Of that paper kindly in
form o shivering public why 1t took
$500 of Dubois money At HALEY :
Why, up to this date, its capacious NAV
has managed to swallow every cent of
the county republican funds Why is
it daily attempting to bulIdoze the
wretched candidates on that ticket into
paying more These are well-known
fact. and, while the Statesman probably
cannot be bought, 1t has never yet re-
fused to accept any small contributions
from candidates, and then belly ache
around for more. The republicans will
have no corruption fund" this fall,
because Malachi is at the wheel,
and Malachi doesn't propose that the
honest grangers shall be bought up like
sheep if the S~tatesman's safe can con-
tain the funds. Malachi would rather
keep the money himself than to allow
such q burning wrong to be committed.
Malachi is at all times ready to sacrifice
himself In such matters on the altar Of
flIial Kelley.
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THE TICKET BRIEFLY.

The candidates on the democratic
ticket are almost too well-known to
every voter in the county to require
fncre shanrs passing notice through tho
press. They are, with but few except
ions, old and trusted residents of Ada
county and are in every oase worthy
for the Offices to which they aspire, and
worthy of tho party which pla ced them
in nomination. TEs ticket was made
up honestly and squarely, and the coun-
.ty at large is fully represented thereon.
No selfish ''hog-game," such as disgrace
cd the republican convention, was at
NemPted. Tho majority OF tho cand;-
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The ..Boise" Ticket .

II affords us much satisfaction to STATE
that for the purpose Of proving Tbs
Statesman q rank liar in the matter Of
emitting any names in our published
BOISE TICKET" IS it last week ~
serted, this copy Of the TRIEUNs will
b, placed in the hands Of every voter IN
the county. 1t contains the aforesai'
ticket exactly as published last week.
1t will be found to be a highly interes :
ing number. and will, we trust, prove :
solace and q Joy forever to that III
dorsed Organ Of Rotten N~othlngness'
erstwhilo termed, by way Of courtesy.
THE Dump-pile of Two Windgslls's
alias Idaho Statesman.
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We desire to call especial attention
to the excellent stecl-plate engraving On
this page. Look it ver carefully anu
then ask yourself if it Is not a tru'n'u'
one. The question simply is do the ro-
publican voters of Ada county propose
to longer submit to the rule and dio'ion
Of this obnoxious crowdp Shall "o
allow them to assume the leadersh po'
the Republican party, dictate every
nomination. snd ''boss" the en'i''
course, or shall We rise up and once 'o'
all stamp out this d~isgraceful blot uPon
our partyf Who delegated the 4eaoe'-
ship to Malachi Krebs and the baian0v
OF the Statesman gnngr
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The CALDWELL TRIBUNE is = great
paper.-Statesman.
Say. now, Maladhi, you latter us.
indesd you do Sorry we can't re-
turn the compliment, but we really
can't, you know. The publishers have
never claimed greatness for this paper.
They only claim to ''gct there" whom
they start, and they always mansge to
.sget there'' all over. Oily in q mild
way, of course, but still ''there." Wit
ness tho shove slightly sentimental.
decidedly complimentary, bat yet rather
striking photograph Of one phase of
Ada county politics. Are. we ''thors,"
Moriarity
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Democratic Ticket
For Delegate in Congress,
JOHN HALEY.
COUNTYLTICKET

COUNTYLTICKET.
For Councilman,
CHAS. HIMROD.
For Joint Councilman,
S.DEMPSEY.
For Assemblymen,
+ FROST,
II. c. RIGGS,
GEO. GOODRICH.
For Sheriff,
A. B. ANDERSON.
For District Attorney,
It'd CATALAN.
For Auditor and Recorder.
ANDERSON cox.
For Assessor,
NJ. Z. PAYNE.
For Treasurer,
Z. 3. TAGE,
For Probate Judge,
+. Ii. CALLAWAY.
For County Commissioners,
First District--C. JACOBS.
Second District-H. X. HARTLEY
Third District-W. c. JOHNSON.
For Superintendent Public Instruction.
]. W. KELLY.
For Surveyor,
p. J, KINNEY.
For Coroner,
NV JANUARY.
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OLD LADY. SMELLY-"The old eama
5 i'll works, Malachi. The party SUCK
e , come up TO take their medicine as
OF yore. Give 'em another send Of.
Malachi. about John HALEY, Mormon
Ism and Blackeyed Mary. See if you
can't "sqush" that CALDWELL TRIBUNE.
It's saying NEAR things about as, Mala-
CHI.
MALAcHI-"I'm doing the best 1
can, Milton. The old machine turns
plaguey hard this campaign. It's
tough work grindin' 'em out, you bet.
lNothin' but Dubois ''greace" saved us.
Tel. David Porter to whoop up the boys
a little. 1 hit 'em hard when l said the
democrats had bought up Caldwell, she
Good point. wasn't itr"
xxx FAMILY PRIDE--"Gentlemen,
fall in and take your rations! If it
smells like Boise City, swallow it any
how. Tumble into file.
CHORUS OF Excuse
us. il you please.
PACKARD-''Not this eve"
TRIBUNE -"Some other 'eve."
CHoRUs-"Good eve"
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Tor Councilman,
VIM. P. Chandler, OF BOISE,
Tor District Attorney,
John s. Gray, OF BOISE
For Sheriff,
j. Wilson, OF BOISE.
For Assessor,
Geo. Peiteusii OF BOISE.
Tor Auditor.
G. 8. Mcconnell, OF BOISE.
Tor Probate Judge,
Ben S. Pricket, OF BOISE.
Geo. Playhouse, OF BolsE.
For School superintendent,
Geo. H.. Dsvi', OF BOISE.
DR.. <. Smith, OF BOISE.
For ssemblymen,
NJ. IT.. Goodwin. OF BOISE.
JOHN ZONES SMITH, of Star,
ID. L. BADLEY, of Emmett.
For Commissioner,
ID. Heron. OF BOISE.
L. d. POTTER, OF Caldwell.
J.F. NEsBIr, ofPayette Valley.