The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-03-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAHssssHss
Geo. Little is having his house on mil
li0naire row raised.
VIM. Hollenbeak stepped on a nail
and run it into his foot. Result, pain
full wound and crutches.
John Zehner, a clerk in the M. BIG.
NJ. Co., has gone to De Lamar to clerk
in the store at that place.
Some wicked man says: Tho less
religion there is in church the more
oysters and ice cream it takes to run it.
Property owners generally are clean.
ing up their yards, trimming trees, etc.
The town will present very attractive
appearance this spring.
If the theory that God created man
OF dust is correct. conservative esti-
mate places the population of Nampa
at 10000 next July.
Vollmer Lodge No. 80, 1. O. O. F..
was recently organized at Vollmer, in
North Idaho. Encampments will also
soon be organized at Wallace and
Murray.
The TRIBUNE was compelled to
print tho court docket on short notice
this week, and our detective was kept
busy hunting sorts. This will account
for any short coming of the local page.
Frank Steunenberg and Sim Bailey
go to Emmett today to see the country
and people. They may incidentally
survey railroad or two, by the Stein.
meyer improved system. Ralph Cow
den is hereby warned to put a guard
over his saw logs.
Caldwell's example in pledging $1,000
in support of the World Fair is bear
ing good fruit. Other Idaho towns
are beginning to realize that wind will
never make creditable exhibit, and
are coming down to a solid substantial
Import. Money is more eloquent than
talk in an enterprise of this kind.
If the only test required of man to
enter the kingdom Of heaven is to 90
through the eye of a needle, glory will
be filled with many mean men. A man
who takes paper four years on his
cheek and then puts it back in the
postoifice marked refused" without
paying up, can go through the eye of
needle on canter and never touch the
sides.
Robt. Altman, the Willow creek
sheepman, was in town Friday. He
says sheep never looked better than at
present. Their was no loss during the
past winter. A number of sheep men
are shcaring already. Bob says there
is lots of expense in carrying large
band of sheep through the winter, but
when they come out in fine shape
in the spring without loss, it is a good
investment.
The town of Caldwell is showing
itself to be a most enterprising place.
1t is moving for public improvements
and takes an interest in everything OF a
public character. The town has pledged
81 1000 for the Worlds fair exhibit, and
in this it has set an example that BOISE,
should not be slow to follow on a scale
proportiOnate to its wealth as COM
pared with that of the bustling valley
COMMUNICATIONS Statesman.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held Saturday and Sunday next. Goth
and 9th. at the M. +. church. Preach
ing Saturday evening at o'clock after
which the quarterly conference will DO
held. Love feast on Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock sharp. Preaching by Rev.
+. I. Alexander at II o'clock followed
by the Eucharist. Young peoples
prayer meeting ut G:3O o'clock and
preaching by Rev. Alexander at tho
usual hour.
The assessors convention Mt Boise is
making public some of the iniquities
of the system of assessing which has
heretofore prevailed in Idaho. Assessor
Mahoney, OF Gilmore county, said that
tho stockmen were not always very
honest in making returns. lIe knew
one man who sworc to possessing only
600 cattle; yet he soon afterward sold
$50 head and then began feeding 1000
more. Yet this man and other stock
men objected when the low assessment
of cattle and sheep was raised by the
state eqnalizers. Gov. Wiley called
ArNks b.