The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-09-24
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manship Of the Nampa board of trus.
tees, and will devote his whole time to
the cause of democracy. The board
passed resolutions praising the Col
oners vigorous town policy.
Our peoples party fellow.townsman.
Z. W. Cooper, got enough pressure
aboard at the Vandevoort meeting in
Boise last Thursday to make talk to
the assembled multitude. lie made a
decided hit and also "a night of it,"
The democrats have named Geo.
Reed and T. II. Galloway as justices of
Caldwell precinct, and the republicans
have named J. NJ. Carter and A. A.
Hoover. For constable, j. p. johnson
has been renominated by the demo-
Gratis, while the republicans have
named Jim Haines.
Hans Hansen, of the Payette, made
our shop a pleasant call last Wednes.
day. Hans has been with the log drive
all season. and reports one man
drowned. He and Frank Campbell
have pleasant little ranch on the Pay
cite and their many friends here wish
them success.
perpetual Money" neat volume
from the pen of "Brick" Pomeory, was
received at this Office this week. It
contains facts every taxpayer should
know, and is written in the usual vigor-
Gus and entertaining style of it's noted
author. Copies can be had by sending
70 cts. to NJ. NJ. Pomeroy, World Build
ing, New York.
Nothing pleases the average Ameri-
can so much us to make a good bar
gain. Life will be one perpetual raw
OF sunshine if you take advantage of
tho elegant bargains the Monte b.
Gwinn Mercantile Co. are now Offering
in summer good. We make any sacri.
flee rather than carry anything over.
Within the past week some heavy
transactions have been made among
slleepmen at this place. Mr.. Pence
disposed Of about 1000 head, and Hugh
Lyiston 1000, to Messrs. Haley Il Pat
terson, of Ogden, Utah. The price
received was $3.50 per head. The
sheep will be driven to Utah to winter
--Payette Independent.
For some time past different parties
from across Snake river have been
exhibiting specimens of opal in town.
the best being in the possession of Tim
Shirley, of the hot springs. This week
Chris. Fahy grub staked man and
sent him over to make q thorough pros
pect OF the country. We understand
the opals come from the vicinity of
Sommercamp's ranch on Squaw creek.
State Land Agent Fem stated to
Boise Mail reporter recently that the
board of land commissioner would
probably order sale of school and
university land in this county at their
first meeting. This land is some of
the most valuable in this state. One
large tract lies about four miles from
Boise, entirely under the Ridenbaugh
ditch, near what is known as the
Widow McCarthy's ranch; another
tract lies near Hunter, and still another
near Thomas b. Cess ranch, both
under an irrigating ditch. Other tracts
are near Nampa, Caldwell, and under
the new Payette ditch, a short distance
east of Payette. 1t will all bring
good price, being first-class ranch prop
erty. The sale will probably occur
about October 10.
Cakes Bros? Pullers of trade.
School books at Wright's drug store.
BORN-At the residence Of John Fink.
near Caldwell, September Is. 1892. to
Mi. and Mrs. &. W. Wagner, daugh-
ter. Weight. 8 pounds.
BORN-In Caldwell, September I8.
1892. to Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Stark,
adaughter. Weight, 8 pounds.
BORN-In Silver City, September 10
1892, to Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Moe. an g.
pound daughter. Mother and child
doing well.
CALDWELL ABROAD.
Monte Is. Gwinn, of Caldwell, inter
viewed our citizens last Monday. Full
OF business as ever.-Silver City Ava
lanche.
Mr.. Dunbar, Of Stiles & Dunbar, pro-