The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-25


horses. lie disposed Of his stock to a
fair advantage, although the market is
slow. Mr.. brennan has many relatives
living in the Buckeye state, and of
course likes to get back occasionally
especially when he has stock to sell.
The senior Nugget, not having the
honor of a personal acquaintance with
Swain Beary, Esq, of Caldwell, respect.
fully requests our mutual friend, James
Coakley, Esq. of Weiser, to procure for
him a copy of his cook book. He
expects to have to perform number
of marriage ceremonies in the near
future and having heard so much of
the popularity of the cook book cere-
mony, originated by Esq. Beatty and
adopted by Esq. Coaklsy, is anxious to
buy the use of the copyright for this
county.-Nugget.
The Boise Statesman recently
made the statement that the Boise
"kids" had beaten the Caldwell kids"
ut base ball, and the latter are cores.
pondingly excited. They ask THE
Tribune to state that they have never
played ball with Boise, although they
have sent up repeated challenges,
which have been accepted, but the Boise
boys never came to the scratch at the
appointed time. They therefore feel
rather aggrieved at the easy way in
which the Boise kids" done them up
on paper and say that if they can pre-
vail upon said kids" to meet them on
the diamond, they will show no mercy
whatever.
A week or two ago THE TRIBUNE
said that VIM. p. Glenn, a well.known
man of Southern Idaho,
was being taken to Boise to answer a
charge of insanity. For some reason
\. ''';'as not done, and he was taken to
HALEY wne.e he has relatives. Last
Monday the news of his death was
received. VIM. =. Glenn was an able
man, and might have made his mark
in the world. lie was his own enemy
the only one he had-and his untime-
ly death was brought about by habits
over which he he had no control. He
leaves family, who have the earnest
sympathy of all who knew poor Bill
Glenn in life. Let the mantle of charity
be thrown over his only imperfection,
and let us thinkof him as a friend gone
before.
A good many state papers are call
ing upon Superintendent of Public
instruction Harroun and State Auditor
Moody to resign on account of charges
brought against them for using their
influence as state officers for fraudulent
purposes. They should be allowed to
10 nothing of the kind. If they have
Used their ofiices-the gift of the peo-
ple-to aid or abet any shady enter
prise, they should be fired bodily and
to the full extent of the
aw. On the other hand if the North
western Educational Bureau is
traight, legitimate business enterprise
and THE TRIBUNE does not say it is
it is no ones business but
heir own. OF course it is better for
public officials to steer clear of such
Enterprises, for their own peace of mind
nothing else.
The camping party returned from
he hills last Wednesday night happy
nd we'll pleased with their trip. Rev.
soone brings fresh laurels as being
,aldwell's greatest Nimrod, while Mr..
Iorrison proved his nerve by pecking
way at u bear with shotgun. Stalker
nd Kipp performed prodigious deeds
t valor while John johnson guided
he party through the wilderness in a |
1anner to make the bones of Moses
urn over with approval. The ladies,
T course, contributed much to the
of camp life, and return rosy
nd brown as berries. There is but !
ne mystery connected with return.
HE TRlBUNE's special correspondent
missing, and we fear he has met
iolent death in some lonely gulch.
n. Stalker has f.r-away look in his
70 whom the subject is mentioned and
is noticed that he caresscs his forceps
'nderly as though they shared in the
.cret. kipp also yields a ball bat
18th unnecessary vehcmence while
[orrison and Boone try to change the
inject. We fear the worst and are