The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-12-08

building.
Gents clothing cheaper at
Gwinn's than any other place in
Idaho.
DO not be lead astray, but 60
to Isham's for drugs and holiday
goods.
-Fahy Brothers shipped a car
load of empty beer bottles to Salt
Lake City last week.
There have been enough law
makers in town the past few days
to hold a legislature Of our own.
w. w. Dryden sold his ranch
up the river, to Mr.. R. NJ. Steaven-
son, last week. Our popular lum-
Der merchant is, no doubt, figuring
on handsome country residence.
Some thief broke into Mosby's
saloon the other night and stole
$3.50. A man by the name of
Ellsworth was arrested on suspic-
ion, but as nothing could be proven,
he was discharged.
james III. Gwinn attained his
majority last Tuesday, and the
boys in the store presented him
with a handsome moustache cup.
We don't think the boys intended
to be ironical.
Frank Randall, formerly Of
Caldwell, but now of Nampa, was
in town Thursday. Frank has
concluded that THE TRIBUNE is
necessary to his complete happi-
ness, and it will now make him
weekly visits.
Talk about work ! TIE TRI-
BUNE is actually showed under with
Job work. Have telegraphed to
Portland for another printer, and
will make things lively in type
Singing circles this winter. T.rE
TRIBUNE will be running an Idaho
Job Print Establishments another
year, and will break up the prac-
tice of sending Idaho work away,
Or break itself trying. And it
won't be THE TRIBUNE that breaks
either, don't you forget that.
Hon. George W. Emery, of
Custer county, Hon. H. H. Clay, of
Alturas county, and Hon. J. P.
Clough, Of Lemehi county, all law
makers in the present session OF
the Idaho legislature, called on
THE TRIBUNE last Wednesday.
They were conducted into the most
sacred santum santorium and given
| the high seats of honor, which are
used only on state occasions. They
are all pleasant, agreeable, we'll
informed gentlemen, and will, no
doubt, represent their constituency
with credit.
The official vote for commits
sioner of this district is as follows:
Caldwell-Hartley 1O6, Lanktree
IA; Kuna-Hartley 6, Lanktree
none; Nampa-Hartley 30, Lank-
tree "a; Green Meadow-Hartiey
Is, Lanktree -; Pomeroy-Hart,
ley %, Lanktree 25; Lower Boise
Hartley "a, Lanktree 26; Union
Hartley "a, Lanksree 80; Mid
dleton-Hartley 81, Lanktree IS
Hartley is elected by 81 majority
Lanktree carried two precincts
Pomeroy by three and Lower Boise
by two majority.
Hon. D. l.. Bailey went t.
Boise City Friday, to assist in the
organization of the House mex
Monday. Mr.. Bailey is candi
date for Speaker, and if the Hous'
knows it's own interests, he will b.
elected by unanimous vote. He il
master of parliamentary law, pos
psesses rare discrimination, has ex
cellent Judgment and a keen, quicl
perception. If elected Speaker, h
will preside over the deliberations o
the House with credit to himsel
and honor to that body. There i
no better qualified man for the pos
ition.
The amount of petty thievini
going on in Caldwell is reall.
alarming. Nearly everybody ha
tale of woe to tell of things tina
once was theirs. There is a wei
founded suspicion prevalent tina
there are several families in Cald
well living high off the efforts o
some industrious persons who al
ways work on the night shift. Coal
wood, and provisions of all kind
have a cheerful habit of myster
iously disappearing, evidently van
ishing into endless space, for nj
trace is ever left behind. Thi