The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-10-15

Jim Carter spent several days at the
capital this week.
Walt Sebree, Of the First National
made business trip to Boise Monday.
Steve Dempsey, of Placerville, was
transacting business in Caldwell several
days this week.
Something for Breakfast see our
window. "The Finest" is the place to
get a variety of the best goods to eat.
H. W. Dorman is in Boise this week
where he has charge of Mr.. 10,
Bakers establishment during his ill.
ness.
T. w. Boone, Tom johnson and
others started on cattle roundup last
Thursday. They will go as far as Big
Camas and will be out fifteen days.
Jim Haines has declined to make the
race for constable on the republican
ticket in this precinct. HIN. Maxey
has been named to fill the vacancy.
Cloaks! Cloaks!! Cloaks!!! We are
now showing the most complete ladies,
misses and childrens cloaks ever shown
in this county. Monte B. Gwinn Mer.
Co.
The county auditors proclamation
giving notice of the question of the
creation of Canyon county to be voted
on November 9Th, appears elsewhere in
this issue.
G. NJ. Hays, district attorney, and
Henry Sommescamp, drove over from
Owyhee last Tuesday. They took the
first train for Weiser, where the district
court is now in session.
Thomas O'Brien was given twenty
days in the county Jail Ivy JUS
tice Galloway last Tuesday. Thomas
purloined a pair of shoes from
Cakes Bros. and had gotten away
with the goods, but was trailed
by the marshal upon information of
Ernest Boone who witnessed the act
from bis stand across the street.
Jas. Nichols. few miles below town,
has made considerable sales in stock
the past two weeks. Fourteen head of
feeding steers, threes and tours, sold to
J. NJ. Ballentine, brought $25 per head.
Fifteen fat COWS, sold to Chas. Simp-
son, Nampa, brought 1913 per head, and
ten veal calves sold to Caldwell butch
ers, brought $40 to $l1 per head.
The Caldwell fire department will
give ball at Pacific hotel next Friday
night, as fitting close to the Columbus
Day exercises. Tickets are $3.50; sup
per extra. Music by the Caldwell or
chestra. The department is sparing no
pains towards making this the ball of
the season and should meet with every
encouragement. BY all means buy
ticket and help the boys as you don't
know how soon you will need their
services.
The democratic street demonstration
at Boise, Tuesday night. was acknow.
lodged by all to have been the best and
largest of the season. The club at
that place has 1870 torches and many
volunteers were unable to take a place
in the ranks on account of the supply
Of torches being exhausted. About
twenty transperencies were also in line.
Gov. Burke addressed a large audience
at the Opera House presided over by
Ex-Governor Stevenson. We give else.
where extracts Of the speech delivered
by Col. Reid, Of Lewiston, the same
evening.
Tho party in power is always on the
defensive, and the republicans had two
Of their ablest men in Caldwell Tues.
day night in an effort to maintain and
defend the republican position. Smooth,
plausible and eloquent Willis Sweet,
and bold, aggressive and determined
w. j. AicConnell, appeared before n
small audience in Athletic hall, pre-
sided over by John r. Morrison. Mr..
Sweet made the speech of the evening
and the able manner and method in
which he defended republcanism was
fully appreciated by the crowd. Har
rison's monetary conference, tariff for
protection, and the other hobbies Of the
party were fully endorsed. Mr.. Sweets
talk made considerable impression on
several old-timc republicans who have
been wavering in their allegiance.