The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-08-05

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deacon" was in town Tuesday. He
says Emmett il doing as well could be
expected under the general depression.
Commissioner Paul was in town
Monday. He is looking every day for
the arrival of the new gold machines
which are to reyolutionize placer min
ing on Snake river. We all hope the
machine will fulfil the most sanguine
expectations.
Sherman G. King, auditor and re-
corder of Ada county, was in town
Monday. His bill for $9,12O for tran
scribing the records of Canyon county,
was to be acted upon by the. commits
sioners, special session having been
called for that purpose. last Monday.
They allowed him $4,000 on the bill
and laid the balance over for action at
the next regular session.
The enterprising citizens of Caldwell
never fail to take advantage of every
opportunity TO advertise their town and
county. Since the Sentinel called at
tention to the fact that Idaho did not
have any literature at the Worlds Fair,
the Caldwell people have commenced
sending five hundred copies OF the
TRIBUNE to Chicago each week, which
is the best advertisement the town
could possibly have. Boise Sentinel.
There was quiet wedding at the
residence O. Mr. and Mrs. II. n. Maxey
last Wednesday evening, the contract
ing parties being the oldest daughter
Lille Maude Marcy and Harry J.
Snider, Judge Galloway officiating. On
ly relatives and a few intimate friends
were present. The happy couple left
Thursday morning for De Lamar,
where they will occupy house already
furnished to receive them and go TO
house keeping like old folks. The
TRIBUNE joins many friends in con-
gratulations.
The wise people of Caldwell have
paid for 500 copies of the TRIBUNE to
be forwarded to the Worlds Fair each
week until It's close, and, as a matter of
course, the publisher is making extra
efforts to have each issue full of excel
lent articles on the country. When, as
result, the dasher of a thrifty immi-
grafton begins to work on the cream of
Canyon county's rich soil the butter of
prosperity and wealth will be produced
in short order and will be of the richest
quality and abundance, and the people
of Caldwell, with their great long heads,
will be able to eat it right out of the
churn, buttermilk' and all.-Weiser
Signal.
On Sunday evening, July 3Oth, a
merry company congregated at the res.
idence of R. H. Stockton, Parma, to
witness the marriage of Miss Minnie
G. Henderson, of Notus, to James H
Alexander, of Parma. l. A. Pease
justice of the peace, officiated. Miss
Allie Stockton presided at the organ
while Miss Nettie Odom and other;
sang an appropriate song in honor O
the event. r. H. Stockton and his es
timable wife were taken by surpris'
but they were soon masters of the stu
alton and set an excellent lunch, afte
which the company dispersed, th'
younger members vowing that the,
too, would soon launch their bark upol
the sea Of matrimonial bliss.
| Mr.. II. G. Gregg, the publisher of tn
official souvenir of Idaho, was in tow
Ia few days this week. The book
we'll edited and is a marvel of typo
graphical neatness. It is profusel
illustrated with scenes from variou
parts Of the state. Canyon county
well represented, there being a bird
eye view of Caldwell, and view q
Boise valley, taken from Canyon hill
And there is also a glimpse of Namp
upon the golden shores of lake Ethe
This hardly looked natural to us, bu
then we have not been in Nampa Il
three months and this is country {
! marvellous changes. The enterprisin
: people up there may have part Of th
. Pacific ocean corraled 80 far as "
know. Taken all through the book r.
fleets credit upon both the state an
) Mr.. Gregg. It IS sold for fifty cents