The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-20
e. Fine cigars at lsham's.

| ''A"' WIG A'"Atl"lo1T SlitSSer, was
Knocked completely out in nine rounds
by Slavin, the Australian, recently.
House paint, ready mixed 1926
per gallon at Wrights Drug Store. See
DR.. Callaways house, just painted with
some of it.
The Athletic Club ha taken the
matter of celebrating the Fourth in
hand, and is making arrangements for
nice, quiet, little celebration without
any frills.
The location of the Presbyterian
college has been decided upon, and as
soon as the titles to the land and other
papers are made out, the enterprise will
be pushed.
Two great iron water wheels are
lying on the depot platform. One is
for $. S. Foote, the Middleton miller,
and the other is for Wardwell's saw
mill at Emmett.
II. n. Maxey, John Zehner, Eli
Wilson and W. T.. Jones, who
put up the telegraph line between
Silver City and DE Lamar, have CON-
pleted their work and returned home.
II. F. Wedemeyer. Il postal clerk on
this run, stopped off at Caldwell We'd
nesday and under the guidance of our
worthy postmaster viewed the town
and surrounding country. He was
favorably impressed with both.
The Modern Fourth: "When in
the course of human events it becomes
necessary to purchase nice, fresh gro-
ceries at bottom prices, it is wise to
call at 1.-The Finest" 1t is an exceeding
patriotic establishment, thu propretors
giving n written guarantee with every
purchase that King George III never
bought his tea at their place.
Three freight cars bore move,
load through Caldwell last Sunday,
bound for Chicago. 1t was a fir log
from the forests of Washington, 1l2
feet long and having uniform diane
ter of four feet. There were over 2,1OO
feet of lumber in the stick. It was
bound for the Worlds Fair an will be
used for beer counter.
AT a special meeting of the Sheep
Mans Exaggeration Society this week,
Robt. Noble told how sheep of his
lived q days buried in straw stack
and came out fat, and President Rob-
erts Immediately told of receiving a
q yellow lamb in a bale of wool shipped
from Australia, which could bleat the
Lords Prayer. On motion of Col.
Stevenson, the Society then adopted
resolution to the effect that no bale of
wool which contained more than two
live sheep and 200 pounds of grind
stone would be received.
The Board of Tustees have con.
tracted with the agent of the Lafrance
Fire Engine Company for 500 feet of
underlined linen hose, 4 hose cart and
several dozen rubber buckets as a
starter for the Caldwell fire department.
The condition of the transaction is
that the company take the tivo.year
eight-per cent bond of the town of
Caldwell in payment for the supplies.
Tho agent has wired his company for
instructions and we will know in few
weeks whether the deal will be con-
sumated.
Two men employed on the section
by the names of Dan Mcclure and Con
got into dispute over the
kilrain- Slavin prize fight and proceed
ed to settle the dispute in the usual !,
way. McCune Knocked Sullivan down,
got on top of him and was cheerfully
driving forcible argument into Sulli-
vans head with his fist until separated
by order of boss kelleher, when the latter
pulled out his iac!siSnife and carefully
to explore the formers stom
acH. For q time it was thought that
Nc was fatally carved, and Drs. Wri ght
and Ed. Maxey Were summoned. The
man was properly cared for,
ana from present indications, will
recover. Sullivan was arrested ard is
now in jail awaiting the return of
Judge Beatty for examination.
LArER-At this writing, Friday, the
Wounded man is resting quite c,s~.
DR.. Ed. MaNsy says the chances are
against him, but owing to a robust
'on ;titntion he may pull through. If