The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-02

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SHHA a1011@ - a. .,
Nominees for town Offices do not
seem to enthuse as they ought to. We
have not even smoked a candidate
cigar.
THE TRIBUNE weather clerk was
taken out and quietly killed last week,
and we will no longer be held response
BILE for the weather.
A Sunday school concert will be
given at the NJ. E. church on next Sun
day evening. Admission free. A cor
dial invitation to all.
Bob Boone, who has been attending
Business college at Portland for the
past six months, returned home last
Thursday. All Bob's friends are glad
to see him.
The Chinaman who burglarized Rob-
erts' butcher shop was discharged by
the grand jury. The man Smith, who
attempted to wreck the train between
here and Nampa was indicted.
The railing and voting compartments
are all in place at the town hall, ready
for the election next Monday. Every
body who is entitled should vote to
learn something of the system if nothing
more.
Crockett and Rikewine have ex-
changed saloon stands. Mr.. Rikewine
leased the building occupied by MIR.
Crockett, and the latter will move into
the place vacated by the former.
DR.. Lee started Friday for southern
California, to visit his wife and daugh-
ter. The latter has been attending
school at San Jose for the past two
years, and we understand will take an
other two years course.
Chas. Pascoe has retired from the
Payette Independent, and will so into
the real estate business at that place.
That bright paper will in the future be
conducted by Bert Venable, who has
always had half interest. We wish t
continued success.
Jimmy Turner, notorious Boise
City gambler, was stabbed by Nettie
Bowen. a chippy, last Monday morning.
AT the second thrust the knife broke,
thus saving Turner's life. The woman
has not been arrested, no one seeming
70 care much about the affair."
A "soiled dove" by the name of
Goldie Hayes was shot by Thomas
Fogarty, her lover, at Glenn's Ferry
Wednesday morning. A rib turned the
course of the bullet, and it is thought
that the woman will recover. Fogarty
was arrested on the train between
Glenn's Ferry and Mountain Home,
and turned over to the sheriff at the
latter place.
A bloodless tragedy occurred over in
the Galloway addition last Sunday
night which deserves page in history.
Mr.. Cupp is working for his brother
over on Squaw Butte and when he is
absent from home, his family stop with
a neighbor across the street from his
house, which is locked up. Last Sun
day Mr.. Cupp came home unexpectedly,
arriving in town after dark. He went
to his own house, struck a light and
was doing some work. His wife saw
the light in the house from across the
street where she was stopping, and not
expecting Mr.. Cupp home, arrived at
the conclusion that burglars were at
work. Marshal Galloway lives about a
block below, and Mrs. Cupp at once
went to his house and gave the alarm.
Mr.. Galloway grasped the situation and
at once proceeded to act. Taking
down his trusty double barreled shot
gun with which he used to hunt for red
skins in early days, he carefully loaded
the same to the muzzle with shingle
nails, railroad spikes, public documents,
railroad schemes, Nampa statements,
CALDWELL TRIBUNEs and other des-
tructible missiles and started for the
scene. When within one half block of
the house he dropped on all-fours and
stealthily approached the house with
snake like movement. Arriving at the
window he carefully peeped in and saw
the burglar. He was sitting at a table
with his back to the marshal, evidently
counting bag of gold. Taking care
full aim, the officer closed his eyes, and
with prayer on his lips for the mis-
guided man, he was about to explore