The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-12-12
OUR TOWN FATHERS.
They Regulate Matters and Things
Pertaining TO the City.
LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.
The Chicago Comedy Company Next
Week. Other Notes of Interest.

Board met in regular session. Pres
ent--Gwinn, Coffin, Galloway. Steuen-
htrg and Mayer.
The saloon men petitioned the Board
to reduce the liquor license from $50 to
1925 per quarter, owing to quiet times.
Moved and seconded that the same
be entered upon the records verbatim.
Carried.
A remonstrance to the above petition
was read and ordered spread upon the
minutes.
The following bills were allowed:
Steunenberg Bros, printing. ....$ 1926
Mineralized Rubber Co. (balance) 2.9O
+. H. Galloway, board, prisoners 200
salary. .IO.UU
A resolution was introduced Issuing
bond No. 3, in favor of the Caldwell
Real Estate & Water Co. for 500, for
lot 8, block II.
Tho Marshal's report was read and
approved with the exception that So
for loss of stock being taken out of the
pound was stricken out Of the report.
e. H. Van Wyngarden submitted
bid to repair the city hall for 500. The
bid was accepted.
A committee OF three was appointed
to procure hook and ladder outfit for
the fire department, the same not to
exceed S140 in cost. Steunenberg,
Coffin and Mayer were put on the COM
'ei1t;ttee.
~ The Treasurer submitted a delin-
quent tax list. The Board took proper
proceedings to collect the same.
On motion the Frost road was erdcr-
ed to be put in good condition at once.
A. X. Steunenberg was appointed
City Assessor, vice L. II. Kerr, resign
ed.
Isidor Mayer was commissioned to
assist the Marshal in building side
walks from Cakes Bros. corner to
Campbells livery stable.
An ordinance governing the license
as prayed for by the saloon men was
introduced and will lay on the table
under the rule until next regular
meeting.
w. E. Snodgrass and DIR. Ed. Maxey
have returned from their dear" hunt.
Nv. r.. Witt, of Emmett, was in
town Sunday, as was also Ralph Cow
den.
The dance Thursday night was a
repetition of the successes already
scored.
E. p. JUNIOR and William Falls
sheep men from across the river, were
in town this week.
The County Commissioners have
Infinitely decided upon the location fol
t4Nthree new county bridg s.
NJ. G. Stiles is out in the Owyhee hills
rustling for "rhe Finest" There are
no flies on Norris this time of year
nor any other for that matter.
One car of Dc Lamar ore was ship.
ped from Caldwell Thursday, and q
carpf Flint concentrates was shipped
on Friday.
We understand that there will be
Christmas trees at all three of the
churches this year, instead of union
celebration as heretofore.
Mrs. John Brunzell and Mrs. p. Leon
ard, of Silver City, visited relatives
and friends in Caldwell this week
Hope they may come often.
W. had no idea that Ciaggett's case
was so lamentably lame until We saw
by tho spa:c hes that Marc Antony
Squirtz was in Washington as one OF
his lobbyists. We are now prepared tt
bet three to one. on Dubois.
The Athletic Club has secured the
services of two noted foreign artists
to paint the drop curtain. They were
y imported at an enormous expense anG
ANSWER to the names of Signor Sc Bret
and Monsieur de Christie Ia Hy.