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

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ness maker, does the very best work at
the very lowest prices.
MIR. Nichols, of Dixie, was in town
Monday. He owns a beautiful farm
and orchard about four miles from
town.
Mr.. Hoel, of the NJ. b. Gwim Mer.
camille Co, was considerably under the
weather last week but is feeling well
today.
VIM. c. Dunbar is helping county
Clerk Keegan out with the immense
amount of business piled up in his
office.
1t would not hurt our citizens to at
tend Sunday school once in awhile.
There may be one or two things we
don't Know.
/ A. L. Butts, the popular blacksmith,
is always to be found at the old stand
doing good work promptly and at
reasonable prices.
John Daniels, s. II. McCarty, o. E.
Jackson, H. c. Wyman, L. Vineyard,
G. H. Hayes. Tom. Catalan, w. E.
Borah and Geo. H. Stewart represented
the Boise bar in Caldwell this week.
The Salt Lake Tribune has unearthed
a strong secret society in that city,
whose only object is to down Roman
Catholics. The Tribune is to be COM
mended upon its vigilance and fear
lessness.
Assessor Horn informs us that the
assessed valuation of Canyon county
will exceed 100000 considerably.
Canyon will have the lowest rate of
taxation in Idaho next year. Mark
the prediction.
There will be preaching in the Pres.
byterian church next Sunday at II 80
.. m. and 8 p. m. Morning subject:
THE Spiritual Rock" evening subject:
Scientific Truthfulnesasof the Bible"
Sunday school at 1890 a. m. Christian
Endeavor society at p. m. sharp.
Reduction in one way rate to Chi.
cago and st. Louis: Caldwell, Idaho,
to Chicago, 1872; Caldwell, Idaho, to st.
Louis via Kansas City, $50; Cald-
we'll, Idaho, to all Missouri river points,
$25. Tickets are limited to continuous
passage. q. L. Alley, Agt. ~
1t seems as though the order of
things is changing somewhat. Here
tofore America has always looked to
foreign capital for many enterprises.
Now American capitalists propose to
build the finest hotel in the world at
London, England
Loren Tompkins has the contract to
erect an elegant residence on lots near
the school house, as soon as the lumber
can be got on the ground, for Geo. w.
Froman. It will be an eight-room
house "a s.. plastered and finished in
the best style. It will be a valuable
addition to that locality.
Under the free text book law, ::the
school books for the Caldwell public
schools will cost nearly $500. While
this is considerable money, yet tho
same books bought of dealers would
have cost at least twice that amount.
After this year the expense will not be
SO great as it will be only necessary to
keep up the stocks Pupils are required
to pay for any damage done books
outside of ordinary wear and tear.
The man Williams, who was tried
some time ago by Judge Galloway, for
stealing horses from DR.. A. q. Stod-
1art and bound over to await the action
Of the Grand jury, was again tried be-
fore Justice Galloway this week, by Or
1ers of Judge Nugent. Prosecuting At
.orney Hayes appear for tho prosecu.
ion, and J. II. Richards, Of Payette, and
Mr.. Mathews, recent arrival, dc.
'eL ded the prisoner. After an exhaus-
i've trial Of two days, his honor dis
charged the prisoner.
The following from the Weiser
stgn0l, shows the indomitable spirit
hat possesses all Caldwell men:
There was an Intelligent, educated
lap in town the other day who regis.
cred as wv. I. Matsnake, Nampa," on
he Vendome's book. A Caldwell man
DON dropped in and his eye caught the
lame. He Immediately socked HIM