The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-08-13

Don't dig your grave with your teeth
but go to the Finest and get pure.
fresh groceries.
Democratic primaries today select
delegates to the county convention
next saturday. Now is the time to
make your roar.
Let us take your measure for dress
suit! Over 500 samples to select from
and prices strictly eastesn. A good fit
guaranteed at the 'Tinest.'
Everything in summer clothing will
be sold at cost in order to make room
for our fall stock which will soon arrive.
Monte b. Gwinn Mer Co.
Dan Masterson's mother, who has
been visiting with his family for some
weeks, returned to her home in La
Grande, Oregon, last Sunday.
A democratic mass meeting was
called last night to provide ways al d
means to entertain the county county
convention at this place next Saturday.
Dan Brown, Jim Patton and families
have buried themselves somewhere in
the mountains, so that even The
TRIBUNE detective has failed to dis
cover their whereabouts.
Register, you voter. The new cleo
ton law allows no registration at the
polls on election day. If you vote you
must be registered beforehand. Judge
Galloway will attend to Caldwell pre-
cinct. Register the first time you come
to town.
John G. Rice and w. V. Turkey are
over on Bill Schnabels Cow creek lake
: ranch, and are supposed to be making
game on Mahogany mountain scarce
We hope the boys will have a good
time and not kill anything they dare
not bring back with them one of
J John Strode's "2O" for instance
LATER-Th7 nimrods have returned.
The following bridge items will prove
interesting to the tao pagers of this
end of Ada county, The commissioners
let contracts as follows: 70 the Butler
Bridge Co., to repair tie south ap
prOach Of the nelc Boise 6ridge, fol-
S13,69O. To Samuel Mcdowell to re
pair the north dpproach Of the neat
Star dridge, S2,693S5. Intelligen,
voters can do their own figuring ant
draw their own conclusions.
City taxes are delinquent next Mon
day. Treasurer Sebree informs us that
very few have paid, and that from
present prospects some $4,000 will sc
delinquent. The only difference vii
be the penalty added. In most cases
it is merely an oversight on the part OF
property owners but unless you get il
and settle up today you will have tC
pay for your forgetfulness. You had
better pay up and look cheerful. There
+, is no escape.
John Thomas, the prosperous Boise
valley rancher, was the first man in The
; Caldwell market with peaches, anC
, wants to personally interview the mar
:, who thinks fine peaches cannot bt
raised here, and convince him will
, argument which talks louder than
words. He also has a very fine fruit
called Russian apricots, and claims he
has the only bearing trees in tht
valley,
John V. Wilson was shot and bru
tally beaten by ID. lledqcn, ut HoiS,
City last Monday. Both men are
prominent Boise valley farmers ann
have had frequent quarrcls over water
I. which irrigates their respective ranches
Monday both men were in Boise City
and became involved in IN alteration
in Andy ltutledge's saloon. No blows
were struck. Wilson LETT the salool
and started home. but stopped at the
house of Frank Bond to get his wife
who had been staying there during the
day. While tying his horse he noticed
Hcdden riding towards him. ! ledder
dismounted and advanced towards
Wilson in u threatening manner. n
few words followed when llcdden drew
revolver and fired four shots. lie
then beat Wilson into insensihllity
with the weapon. Only one of The
. shots took effect, it striking the left
, arm and fracturing the bone. llcdde!
cave himself up and says he was
! forced To do the act Physicians are II