The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-21

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and prices at Gwinn's.
Rev. Boone will preach to-pnor.
row, both morning and evening al
school house.
Boise City's base ball Club was
defeated by score of J to 2 by the
/, Baker City club, the first day Of
:. the tournament.
"A son of Ben. Harrison, repub-
. lican candidate for president, re-
Gently purchased a mine near Ba-
ker City.
The Silver City Telegraph was
: completed Friday evening. Three
cheers and tiger for Silver City!
Hip! Hip! Hurrah!!!
Telegraph celebration at Sill
yer, Circus at Caldwell, Leap Year
Ball at Mountain Home, and a
general celebration throughout all
Utah on the oath.
"A grand leap year balla at which
"Old Bucks and Young Bloods will
receive like consideration" is adj
vertised for Mountain Home on the
oath inst. All invited.
j. A. McGee's petition to en-
large the boundries of the Nampa
school district to take in four or five
more miles of railroad, was reject
ed by the county commissioners.
Echoes of a greatboom! The
Seattle Press recently contained 81
columns of delinquent tax sales.
Now where is your great Sound"
country? Even Boise can pay her
taxes.
Mr.. Malachi Krebs, of Boise,
is in town. We should think the
polluted air of Alkali Flat would
be too much for his constitution.
."Great blow hards, those Caldwell
people are!"
Our popular jeweler, S. N.
Moe, received official notice that he
had been appointed watch inspect
or for the train men of this division
the other day. Moe is a competent
watch maker.
John Mcmahon, the champion
of champion horsemen, wearing
the diamond studded belt, awarded
at the great International contest
to the worlds best rider, is eques-
train director of MaMahon's Cir
Gus, and will ride at each exhibit
ton at Caldwell on next Tuesday.
-Nampa is digging an artesian
well, and have made arrangements
to go down 1900 feet if necessary.
The citizens Of Nampa have shown
a great deal of enterprise in this
most sensible move, and THE TR1-
BUNE hopes they may be successful
beyond their most sanguine expect
ations.
George Oaks has recently de-
veloped longing want which moth
ing but bear can fill. In fact he
has lately concluded that he has
lost bear, and he take his family
and start for the mountains Mon
day morning in search of him.
Everybody will eat bear meat when
George gets back.
Mrs. E. A. Hannah wishes to
inform the public that her house
Iowa Housewife be opened next
Monday. She desires to thank the
public for the liberal patronage in
the past, and will eadeavor to con-
duct her house in manner to
merit continuance of the same in
the future. Rates reasonable.
Born, to the wife of w. V.
Williams, of Jordan Valley, June
10, 1888, a fine daughter. Mr..
Williams is one of the proprietors
of the Jordan Valley House where
weary pilgrims from this section al
ways find rest and a cordial well
come. His friends here congratu-
late him on the addition to his
household.
u Williams, the Cariboo murde;-
er, will dangle at the business end
of a rope to-day at Blackfoot. He
escaped about a week ago and when
recaptured and asked why he sur
rendered to be taken back and
| hung, he replied: ooh, l am too
d-n mean to kill myself" Be
fore sunset to-day he will be good
Mead man. A rope is sometimes
better reformer than priest.
Y Silver City is going to celebrate
next Tuesday in honor of the COM
pletion of the telegraph line to
Caldwell. A big fire will be kin
died on War Eagle Mountain,
speeches viii be made, fire works
displayed, and plans for great
jollifcation are laid. The hello
machine will now be used as an
>ornament to the eternal hills.
Z The county commissioners have
appointed P. J. Fahy, D. D. Camp
bell, Swain Beatty, Geo. Little and
W. c. Maxey as a fire guard for
Caldwell. It is their duty to ex-
anime and condemn defective fues, !
and take other precautions to pre-
vent fires. There are plenty defec-
tive fues in Caldwell, and we hope
the board will ''get in and drill"
The Hotaling Liquor Co. have
presented their compliments to
both the Democrat and the States
man. The Democrat returns
thanks for a fine sample of Cleo
tioneerin' nutriment," while the
Statesman analyses the same COM
pound as mineral water" THE