The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-08-06
THE AFFAIRS OF THE TOWN
Drv, But Interesting News Affecting
Citizens Of Caldwell.
Jocal and Other Items Branded With
.sThe Tribune's" Iron of Truth-All
The News Of the Week.
SPECIAL MEETING.

CdluWcll, July III, loJS.
Special meeting of the Board of Trus-
tees, called to order by the chairman.
Members all present.
The chairman stated that the meet
ing was called to consider the saloon
license.
Mr.. Dunbar moved that one-half of
the saloon license for the ensuing
quarter be RENTED, and upon motion
the ayes and nays were ordered, and
taken with the following result: Ayes,
Trustees Dunbar, Hardy, Gwinn, Nor
rison and Steunenberg. Nays, none.
Adjourned.
REGULAR MEETING.
Caldwell, August /, 1892.
Regular meeting called to order by
Chairman Steunenberg.
The journal of the two previous meet
ings was read and approved.
The bill of the Mineralized Rubber
Co., amounting to $l4 was laid on the
table and the clerk was directed to
write to the house for an explanation.
The following accounts were allowed
and ordered paid by warrants on the
general fund:
J. NJ. Martin. salary as marshal. $1,000
C. IL. Reed, clerk and rent. ...... $3.50
The account of J. NJ. Carter as asses
sor and of Clerk G. II. Reed, for copying
and altering the assessment roll, were
laid on the table.
The reports of marshal, clerk and
treasurer were read and approved.
The report of road overseer of per-
SOILS liable for road poll tax was
approved.
The constitution and bylaws of
Caldwell Hook s. Ladder Co. having
been properly certified to, were taken
from the table and on motion of Mr..
Morrison, were approved, and the COM
pany was admitted as member of the
fire department of Caldwell. The same
course was taken with the constitution
and by laws of Magic City Hose Co.
No. l.
The accounts J. NJ. Carter for SER
vices as assessor $35, and Of c. II. Reed,
clerk, for copying and altering the
assessment roll, $40, were, on motion
OfMr. Gwinn taken up, allowed and war
rants ordered drawn upon the general
fund for their payment.
1t being reported that Mr.. johnson
would not permit the town pound to
be longer kept on his premises, ON
motion of Mr.. Gwinn, a committee of
the chairman and the marshal was
appointed to confer with MIR. johnson
concerning the sale of the fencing.
The chairman and clerk were directed
to issue the Waltrous Engine Works
Co. the warrants due said company as
per contract for the Hook 4 Ladder
truck.
Mr. Hardy introduced. an ordinance
amending the dog ordinance which
was laid on the table under the rule.
On motion of Mr.. Gwinn n committee
of three of which the chairman is one
was appointed to investigate the ques,
ton of water for fire purposes. Com
mittee appointed: Steunenberg, Gwinn
and Dunbar
Register your Hame on Judge Gala
ways book aud be prepared to vote.
Dan Brown and family started for
Shafrer creek last Thursday morning
FOR an outing.
Don't dig your grave with your teeth
but so to tho Finest" and get pure,
fresh groceries.
Great game of ball tomorrow, Bake,
City VS.. Caldwell. Fine Accommodations
at the park for spectators.
About seven out of every ten citizens
of Idaho will perjure themselves il
the next three months by taking the
election oath.
We have Il lot of short lengths ant
remnants in the dry goods department
which must be sold regardless of cost
Aontie b. Gwinn Mer. Co.