The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-04-25
Mayor Gwinn the Lucky Man.
Boise Statesman.

lhe Trans mississippi Commercial
Congress which is to convene in Denver
on the 18th of May will be the first or
ganized effort toward uniting the coun-
try west of the Mississippi river, for the
promotion of the general welfare of the
states and territories included in this
great natural division of our country.
1t will not be a political meeting in a
partisan sense, but will be composed of
representatives who will labor to bring
about a union of strength of that gen.
orally prevailing sentiment among the
people Of the west, that the great coun-
try lying west of the Mississippi river
and the questions Of peculiar interest to
it, have been ignored or unjustly treated
by the National Congress.
The legislature acting upon the sug
gestion of the governor appropri ated
$3.50 to defray the expense of sending
delegates to Denver to represent Idaho
in this convention, and Governor Wiley
has appointed as such delegates Monte
b. Gwinn Of Caldwell, president of the
State Board of Commerce, and Captain
James Gum of HALEY.
VIM. Schnabel, proprietor of the
Jordan Valley and De Lamar Stage
Line made THE TRIBUNE a call last
Wednesday. He says the stage line is
doing good business and that be
hopes to change from tri-weekly, TO a
daily before many weeks. The people
of Jordan Valley, De Lamar and Cald-
we'll should do all in their power to
help Mr.. Schnabel by getting daily
mail established from this place to
Jordan Valley and De Lamar. With
the great advantage we have in the
matter of roads, Caldwell will soon
command the entire trade of that coun-
try, and the first thing we need is closer
mail facilities. The tri-weekly stage
to De Lamar was put on by the Cald-
well Board of Trade at their own ex-
pense as an experiment, and so success
full has it proven that it is now firmly
established. Mr.. Schnabel is deserving
of praise for the able manner in which
he has handled the line, and we hope
to see his scheme Of daily realized in
the near fu ure.
MIR. Chas. Sebree, manager of the
Howard Sebree Co., starts next Mon
day for Garden Valley in the interest
of his house. The good people of that
section will never regret it if they talk
to him before buying anything in the
machinery line. Charlie is not only a
Yfrst-class single.handea talker, but he
has the figures to back him up which
. makes competitors wilt.
The Commercial Hotel at this place
, has changed hands. Green Adams will
! turn the property over to &. L. Cole
the LIST of May. Mr.. Cole will MAKE
,, needed improvements and then devote
P. his time and energy toward making
. the Commercial one of the best hotel
on the Short Line.
Y A Gar load of the Improved Cham
4 pion Mowers and Binders, which arr
8 guaranteed never to break or wear out
3 were received this week by the Howard
8 Sebree Co. Call and get full particu
h lars.
We would like to correct tho enron
n eous impression under which some o
t our subscribers labor, that the Mckiu
J. ley bill placed TIE TRIBUNE on tn
- free list. The tariff is ~ rs usual.
II The Caldwell Real Estate \ Waite
:. Go. are putting their ditch in excelle''
a condition. They hope to be able t
turn the water In next week.
. Mrs. +. Crete and Ed. Crete, g
3. Silver, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
r. Moe, of this city. They spent day {
T. two in Bsise this week.
+" General l.. +. Cartee and Mr.. Ill
o Mrs. Ross Cartee spent several days
Caldwell this week, the guests of M
and Mrs. Gil. Reed.
!, Ladies', do not buy your goot
70 before examining the styles and prick
(, ut the "Finest." You will be please
% ut both. ,.r
s Marshal Galloway drove sixtet
d big, stout, husky tranps out Of tow
one day this week.
d Huntington has already made a
n arrangements to celebrate the FOlr'