The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-09-16

Don't fail to see the great Base ball
act Saturday night.
Bev. w. M. Crowther has taken
charge of the M. E. Church at this
place. No doubt it will prosper under
his care.
Pete Kelley, who went into retire
ment while he grew beard, has again
appeared on the streets with his new
born treasure dangling gracefully
from his chin.
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Idaho
convened at Boise City last Tuesday
DR.. W. q. Maxey and w. V. Turkey
were representatives from the lodge
at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Pefey, have
moved to Caldwell from Boise City,
and will make this place their future
home. They are more than welcome
to the Magic City.
Caldwell Lodge No. 10, I. o. G. T.,
will entertain their Meridian brothers
and sisters at this place next Wednes-
day night with many recitation, song,
laugh and jest round the festive
board.
THE TRIBUNE is not often forced to
apologize to its readers for anything,
but this week it begs their kind indul-
gence. We have been moving to our
| new brick Office and this issue was
gotten out between loads.
1t will be remembered that boy
was shot by bridegroom he was help
ing to charivari, near Star, about a
year ago. If heiwas making as much
noise as some Caldwell boys did a
certain night this week, we have
wasted considerable sympathy over
him.
Bob. Boone's "Irresistables" will
meet the Boise Juveniles on the dia-
mond at the Caldwell ball park, on
Sunday, September II. The boys have
been practicing some and an excellent
game can be expected. Upon the
boys it would seem depends the future
glory of Caldwell's achievements in the
base ball arena.
The great Standard Oil trust was
formally dissolved at meeting of the
trust certificate holders in New York
city, September IA, and, it is said, that
f, hereafter the companies in the great
trust will act independently. Popular
prejudice against the trust is the rea-
son given for the change. George Rice,
a heavy retiner and persistent and tire
less litigant in suits against the trust
was present and created a sensation by
presenting long letter bristling with
searching questions as to the conduct
Of the trustees appointed to wind up
the affairs of the trust. The total is
sue of certificates of the was $95, 800.
600. Certificates amounting to $50,
10000 have been turned it.
s. ]. Klein, of Salt Lake, is in the
city. Mr.. Klein is connected with 8
vast colonizing scheme. He proposes
if suitable arrangements can be made
to bring over from $500 to 1000 fami
lies to settle in the state and make in
dustrious and good citizens. He say
that Idaho's soil and climate are incom
parable. Mr.. Klein will have tall
with Governor Mcconnell and othe
J prominent citizens on the subject. H,
thinks that the state is in danger from
land grabbing corporations, and that
ia desirable to have the country settle,
up by bona tide settlers who will b.
content with small holdings we'll titled
Statesman, 18th.
Some one in Boise City, who proba
bly, owns electric light stock, is trying
to make out that that place is bigge
than Chicago and that crime run
rampant under the cover of darkness
The Democrat says: "Some one wrot
5 to the Salt Lake Tribune that murder
; rapine and all other grades of Grim
] were of nightly occurrence in Boise il
I consequence of the shutting off of tn
: street lights. AS matter Of fact Their
: is less crime in Boise than in any othe
city of its size in the United State'
= and OF the few robberies cOmmitte
more occurred when the streets wer
: lighted than before or since. Th
shadows cast by the arcs facilitated tn
: operation of thieves. The most expel