The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-03-28
COURT NEWS.

COURT NEWS.
What has Traaspire in the Halls II
Justice the Past Week.
CIVIL ACTIONS.
Hamilton Davis vs.. John ). Cox to
recover $50 balance due on account.
Action settled and case dismissed.
F. r.. coffin & Bro. W.. J. c. Shepherd
to recover $l79.0O. Action settled and
case dismissed.
Campbell h johnson Va. Otis Hanks,
to recover SlO435. Action settled and
case dismissed.
F. r. Colin & Bro. vs.. J. H. lobe, to
recover S8S.26. Action settled and case
dismissed.
NJ. b. Gwinn vs.. Ruel Murphy, to
recover &237.43. Judgement in favor
of plaintiff by default, the defendant
not appearing.
CRIMINAL CASES.
State of Idaho vs.. Joe Arnold. joe
stole coat at the Haskell House and
was brought up for petty larceny, John
johnson arresting the man. in
Boise City, Found guilty and fined
o12O, in default of which he was sent
to board with Joe Oldham for GO days.
Last Tuesday Marshal Galloway run
down an old Italian woman who was
peddling without license. She was
brought before the Police Judge, but
as she had no money to pay her fine,
she was made to board the next train
out of town.
"A fire broke out in the Haskell
House lodging quarters, above the
Gem Saloon, last Wednesday night,
and had it got fifteen minutes more
start, Caldwell would be a mass Of
smouldering ruins to-day. Luckily the
fire was discovered and extinguished
before any damage to speak of was
done. Such alarms do not tend to
make property owners feel any too
comfortable, however, and we trust the
fire guard will make an inspection Of
this entire row at once and order such
changes as the safety Of the town may
require.
Nothing like enterprise in news
paper establishment, The CALDWELL
TRIBUNE mans latest scheme to raise
stake is to start a matrimonial col
umns. Heguarantees satisfaction, and
makes price of $500 for each inser-
ton. Pretty steep, but it may be the
regulation price in a proposed new
county. It seems to us that If the mat
ter is kept standing, second insertion
ought to come lower. or scaled accord
ing to space occupied.-Idaho Falls
Register.
You can no longer enter THE
TRIBUNE Office through the postoffice.
Follow the walk down the side Of the
building and you will come to side
door. If you come in to loaf and bore
the editor, scrape your boots off care.
fully, select soft place to light and
enter silently. If you have business
advance with rush and kick the door
of its hinges. II you have money we
will send out committee to escort you
in with honers.
Ike Tucker, q partner Of Geo. Fro
man in some timber contracts, was
kicked by horse at the Idaho Feed &
Sale Stable last Wednesday, and his
leg badly broken. The fracture is at
the ankle and the bone is smashed ia
pieces and he may lose his limb. He ia
ut the Haskell House.
Our grocery department needs no
advertising, those who patronize il
never fail to say good word to Their
neighbors about 1t. Call and see us
Stiles \ Dunbar.
Hon. Fred Campbell, Of Centerville,
Boise county, was shaking hands with
his many Caldwell friends several days
this week.
-I3riiliantines in black and colors
are the proper thing for summer wear
Double width and cheap at the "Fin-
est"
ALI goods sold regardless of cost at
Howard Sebree. The obie It is to close
out the stock-not to make profit.