The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-07-29

Fair. If it pleases him he will in all
probability buy it and bring it home
with him.
Since the birth of those fine twin
girls over at Morris Stiles, the citizens
Of Ward McAllister will hardly look at
The miserable creatures who inhabit
The Bowery and Five Points.
Buckle on your enthusiasm and go
to the silver convention at the court
house this afternoon. You are all
wanted there. The meeting should be
the most enthusiastic of any ever held
in Caldwell. Give a half day to the
cause.
Mrs. Byron Frost is having severe
experience. She accidentally scratched
her limb on a barb wire fence and a
few days later blood poisoning set in.
She suffered excruciating torture and
her life was endangered. At last &C.
counts she was somewhat better.
II there is anything on earth western
people are weary of, it is that specula.
ton of the press about what the West
ern Passenger Association is going to
do about rates to the Worlds Fair. We
don't care cuss what they do. People
in this section have lost all desire to 60
to Chicago now.
The M. E. Sunday school enjoyed a
great picnic last Tuesday, on the banks
of the beautiful Boise. They had
swings, games, good things to eat, and
all other necessary adjuncts. Tho af-
fair was well carried out. The Baptist
Sunday school enjoyed similar outing
Wednesday in the beautiful grove on
the Garfield place.
THE TRIBUNE is d0ing'a great work
for Canyon county. No less than fifty
letters have been received at this Office
inquiring about the placer bars on
Snake and Boise rivers, and Thursday
. postal card to the editor states a
party intends to start from Ogden to
Caldwell for settlement. There il
plenty Of room for good, honest
workers.
Mine Host Satoris, of the Pacific,
evidently believes in being prepaid for
any emergency. He sent to Chicago
and procured bag, such as pugilists
are won't to wear themselves out on,
and practices punching it for three
hours every day. 1t is an open ques.
ton whether he intends entering the
ring or merely wants to be prepared
when some unfortunate guest ut.
tempts to stands off his board bill.
THE TRIBUNE is read by at least
5000 people every week. If you have
any business announcement to make
You can reach these people every week
through its columns. 1t is possible
that 5000 people who live in this coun.
try will come around to the hotel or de-
pot and read your announcement on 9
card, but hardly probable. Why don't
you use your brains when you adver
tise, same as when You buy goods. ltf
part Of your business.
The county jail is completed with
the exception of the floor. 1t is fault!
in one respect. The iron CRATE door il
on the outside and a wooden door OF
the inside. There is nothing to pre-
vent desperate prisoner from hiding
behind the wooden door and Draining
the jailor as he enters and then make
break. If we were tending prisoner
we should want the CRATE on the insid
so prisoners could be seen while enter
ing. 1t may be the intention, however
to subvert this apparent danger in som
other way.
Mr.. c. II. Shaw, of the Central Lum
Der Co., and Mr.. George Reed, cap
talist, both Of Caldwell, were in town o
Wednesday and made a pleasant call q
the Nugget office. Mr.. Reed has som
original ideas on finances and is tn
author of pamphlet treating that sui
ject, which we have seen cOmmente
on BY our exchanges, but have not hs
the pleasure of perusing. While hel
he jokingly suggested that the prop'
thing for the west and south to do,
our present straits, was to secede fro
the east, annex Mexico, elect Diaz pre-
ident and establish republic with fir
silver, free trade. free speech. IF,