The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-04

enurch tomorrow.
MIR. Frank Lacus and sister
Miss Ora, went to Boise Thursday
| Born, near Middleton, August
I'd, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newman
q son.
Mrs. Fred Hoffer and son and
two daughters, and Miss Laura
Patten, visited Silver City recently
-Robt. f. Miller is building a
fine new residence on Kimball
street. 1t will be q credit to the
town.
Caldwell has spent a great
deal of money on her side walks
and is justly proud of them. They
were all built by private subscrip-
ton and were originally designed
to be walked on. A great many
persons, however, seem to have got
the idea that they were intended
to drive heavy wagons over and
run horses on. There is a crossing
at every street, but if they should
drive the wagons over them, it
would be impossible to break the
walks, and consequently deprive
certain class of cranks of their
chief pleasure. There is absolute.
ly no excuse for this destruction of
property, when there are plenty
crossings, and it must be stopped.
Someone will have the pleasure of
paying for the damage done one of
these days.
-Rey. R. NJ. Gwinn and family,
H. N. Maxey and family, George
Little and family, DR.. w. C. Maxey
and family and Charlie Oaks, max
ing about twenty-five souls in all,
started on a crusade into Long
Valley last Thursday. They ex-
Dect to be absent about three weeks
ind intend "doing" Salmon Mead
'ws as well as Long Valley. Judg-
ng from the supplies they took, it
8 THE TR1BUNE's opinion that they |
intend to migrate. The following |
S partial list: Stove, flour, ba-
'on, baking powder, salt, pepper,
potatoes, butter, sugar,
Office, tea, canned tomatoes, corn
nd peaches, oysters, sardines,
,aked beans, can openers, candles,
in cups, plates, knives and forks,
ondensed milk, keg of nails,
crews, crackers, crowbar, cheese,
aw, Ratchet, saw-buck, hammer,
ely, ak, pills, shovel, bible, mat
ock, croquet, seventeen rifles, nine
hot guns, one gross pistols, three
thousand rounds ammunition, bull
1t moulds, wire, gun wiper, St.
acob's Oil, wash pan, matches,
oap(?), towels, tooth brush, comb,
florida water, stool, barrel of beer,
IN pounds ice, wagon sheet, spring
ed, bedding, rope for lariats, axle
reese, hair oil, fishing tackle,
[oyt's German Colonge, water pail,
ed boxes, extension table, five
undred "Old Capt. Colyer" five
ent novels, saddle, coffee pot, pipe
resser, Rock and Rye, demijohns,
lycerine, snake bite cure, frying
an, tea and table spoons, dish
an, money, ice cream freezer,
nvil, liberty pole, red bandanas,
1e needle, prayer book, Moore's
evealed Remedy, hammock, etc.,
c. They evidently forgot to taxi
ball to hold public meetings in. /
Boise City is greatly agitated '
yer the railroad question again. {
bout the richest thing we have {
It read on the subject is from the
N of d. P. B. Pride who says that
e "U. P. realizes their mistake in !
vt coming to Boise" and intimates q
at Charles Francis Adams is !
sing sleep over the grevious mis-. a
Ike. He then goes on to tell the 4
aslbility and even probability of y
C U. P. taking up their present
ain line and swinging it around
take in Boise. Just why the U. |
was so anxie6s to get to Boise {
Is at first sticker to us, but as &
read on we discovered the rea- ]
n. Congress of late has so med Il
ed with the affairs of the U. P. p
at stock was on the decline. The d
lnagement of the road realized p
Mt something must be done to b
unteract this influence and restore
bile confidence. 1t was a deci-
re moment ard some extreme Il
easure must be found-some- j
ing that the extreme brilliancy S
d very audicity of which would W
ickenthe public pulse and cause A
world to stand still with admira- I'll
n and awe. The propositions to IL
electricity as a motive power, g
bridge the Pacific ocean and to Ii
tend the line clear around the W
rid, were dismissed as too ordin-
:, but when it was suggested that
changing their line they could
lid car and machine shops at 8,
Use City, the effect was electrical. nj
g problem was solved. We are
authorized to say just when
'rations will begin, but from :.
ding the Boise papers we have q q,
the idea that the U. P. cannot ., .,
d out much longer without ",
chine shops in Boise, and SO W
mise that it will be in the near
IRE.