The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-09-10
OUR CITY FATHERS AGAIN.
Taey Meet and Dispose of What Little
Business Came Up.
A Tower for the Fire Bell Ordered
Erected. The Railroad Company
Asked to Abate a Nuisance.

The board met pursuant to adiourn-
ment. Present, SteunenEerg, Gwinn
and Hardy.
Is. +. 1oung complained to the board
that the assessment Of the improve
ments on Mrs. Young's land was too
high.
Mr.. Hardy moved the the assessment
of Mrs. Young OIL improvements be
reduced from $1,000 to $3.50. Carried.
Mr.. Keller made complaint concern
ing some cattle of Charles Simpson
which were sold from the pound.
Laid over until the return of Marshal
Martin.
The following bills were allowed
| on the :.
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND.
Steunenberg Bros. printing asses
sors blanks, warrant book and
advertising. 1924. 40
VIM. Schnabel, fire department. :. 500
Mrs. b. F. Young, return taxes. n.63
ROAD FUND.
,. NJ. Coffin Com. Co. Ltd $1,000
NJ. b. Gwinn Mer. Co. 1880
Z. w. Cooper 1000
Bill of the Mineralized Rubber Co.
referred to Mr.. Gwinn.
Report of the police Judge was read
and referred back for corrections.
The clerk was directed to call tho
attention of the superintendent of the
Idaho division to the pond of standing
water by the track, and request it be
| filled up.
The chairman and Mr.. Hardy were
appointed committee to have a tower
erected for the fire bell.
The treasurer was directed to accept
draft for railway taxes. Adjourned.
IN MEMORY OF GEORGE FIGHTER,
WHEREAS. God in His wisdom has
been pleased to remove from us by the
hand of death our highly esteemed and
dearly beloved brother, George Fechter
BE it
ReSolced, That we, the first Baptist
Chuch of Caldwell, have, in the death
OF Brother Fechter, sustained an ire
parable loss. in that he was wise in
counsel, earnest and prompt in dis
charge OF duty, pleasant and amiable
in partnership. BE it further
Resolced, That we extend to the
Dereaved family our heartfelt sympa-
thy in their loss of a kind husband and
loving father. Be it further
Resotced, That copy of these reso-
lutionS be spread upon our church
records, and also that copy be sent to
the bereaved family.
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BORN-Near Caldwell, August %
1892, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Cox,
fine girl baby.
The grand jury of Malheur county.
Oregon, found indictments for murder
in first the degree against the two
Bailey boys, two Mullen boys and one
Crocker, for the murder of one Hum
bert last spring. The court took up
their cases on Thursday morning. 1t
is expected that the first move of the
defendants counsel will be for a change
of venue to either Harvey or Baker
county. 1t is understood this will be
denied by the court and it is more than
likely that nearly every eligible citizen
OF Malheur count! will be polled to
serve on the jury. Almost every citi-
zen of the entire northern part of the
county where the murder was commit
ted has formed an opinion on the case
and that opinion seems to be that the
prisoners ought to be hung,
The citizens of the Dixie country
held an instructive and delightful SER
vice at the Powell grove last Sunday.
In the morning Prof. II. &. jackson
delivered Il thoughtful discourse to the
assembly and after dinner Rev. Hicks
preached Il sermon in his usual vigor-
Gus and logical manner. The good PEG.
pie assembled took excellent care of
THE TRIBUNE stranger in their midst.
and we might as well add that the Joys
OF the day were not confined to spirit.
ual food.