The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-02-27


meetings on SuccOr Creek.
Be sure and 60 to the dance next
Tuesday at the Athletic Hall.
John T.. Morrison made business
trip to Boise City last Thursday.
Miss Kate Brady, of Weiser, is visit
ing with Mrs. c. r. Shaw, of this place.
Spring has got here at last. Spring
fever will soon take the place of the
grip.
Frank Brown is clearing off his resi-
dence lots and evidently preparing to
build.
Frank Percer, an experienced horti-
culturist, is trimming up Caldwell
orchards.
Mrs. w. S. Bailey and Mrs. John
Zehner returned from their visit yester-
day.
Mr.. J. G. Rice arrived yesterday from
Illinois. His many friends are glad to
see him back.
A brakeman, whose name wo did
learn, had his hand crushed while coup
ling at Caldwell, this week.
The Forwarding Co. shipped a car
of Dc Lamar ore last Thursday and a
car load of Flint ore on Friday.
Services at the Baptist church Sun
day, February %. at 1870 a. m. and
1880 p. m. Rev. ]. o. Burroughs will
preach at the evening service.
In the case of Hollenbeak VS.. Y Dung,
DIR. Galloway acting as referee, the de.
cisiOn of the former jury was reversed
and judgment rendered in favor of
Hollenbeak.
For fear the date will be engaged, we
announce that on February %, 1893,
the fire department will give another
ball. This might be called an advance
announcement.
The TRIBUNE detective acknowl-
edges scoop this week. He started
out Monday morning to run down the
North & South railroad rumor, and
had to give it up. Those in authority
say they have nothing to make public
as yet.
The sidewalk from Cakes Bros. cor
ner to d. d. Campbells corral which
the town council ordered nearly one
year ago, is now being put down. We
might say something about the mills of
the gods grinding slow aand fine in this
connection, but we won't.
The fight made upon Mack, warden
OF tho states prison, has at last been
successful and that gentleman will
retire to private live. Frank Jenne, of
Weiser and a brother of Senator Nc
Cornell are prominent candidates for
the place. If the war on Mack did the
republican party any harm, his dis.
charge came too late to counterfeit the
evil.
We were pleased last Tuesday to
meet Mr.. Lees, formerly of the Sho.
shone Journal. He welded vigorous
pen on that sheet and gave Shoshone
the only paper they ever had worth
patronizing. We hope Mr.. Lees sue.
cessor will keep up the good work. He
went to Mountain Homo to talk with
the projectors of a new paper at that
place.
The Salubria Citizen gravely tells OF
a miner who fell down a sixty foot
shaft, alighted on the .solid rock ut the
bottom within two feet of big charge
of giant powder, which exploded imme
diately after. and when his horror,
stricken companions went down with
a shovel to gather up the fragments
they found the gentlemen comfortably
seated on loose stone smoking cot
pipe. We have tried for four days tc
swallow the story without a question
but couldn't do it. If the Citizen will
give the same discount that we do on
all new railroad naWS--90 per cent-We
will attempt to take tho dose again.
Mcssrs. b. T. Young, c. r. Atkinson
w. r.. Sebree, f. L. Maxey, S. ID. Hart
kopf, ID. Z. Smithson, !. T. Morrison
w. V. Turkey, w. +. Schnabel, George
Little, Sam Van Vactor, j. w. Hollen
beak. j. M. Carter, e. w. Cooper
and q. w. Paul went down to Payette
last Tuesday night to assist at the in
stitution of Washoe Lodge U. d. A. +
& A. NJ. at that place. They report
having u splendid time throwing apples