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

WCiA CulS week.
Monte b. Gwinn let the breezes of
Owyhee toy with his whiskers u few
days this week.
The now walk to the court house
would be immense if that gap was
filed. Who owns those lots anyhow?
The contract for carrying. the tri-
weekly mail between Caldwell and
and Bowman, was awarded to Jasper
Nichols. The price is $l45 year.
The report that Mr.. Davis left town
to dodge the lighting member of the
Board of County Commissioners is
probably incorrect. That man carries
a razor himself.
| The city council should order a side
walk built from the west end of the
Indian Creek bridge on LIST avenue north,
to intersect with the walk on Bird street
west. 1t is almost necessity.
In all human PROBABILITY the next
TRIBUNE will be issued from its new
brick building. Its new quarters will
be the handsOmest newspaper Office in
the state. Now is the time, etc.
The editor and proprietor of THE
TRIBUNE started for Malad City last
Monday evening and will bring his
family with him upon his return.
They will ooeupy.the Mrs. James Car
| ter residence.
John HALEY, of Pendleton, Oregon,
who formerly held several positions of
trust in this state, was in town last
Monday. He was returning from
business "trip to Montana, and stopped
off to visit his brother, b. Is. HALEY, of
this city.
1t you want to know what little
labor and water will do on alkali
ground, just look at Frank Moore's
residence lot. Two years ago 1t was as
white as snow with alkali and today
he has enough stuff growing on it to
feed the Caldwell detachment Of the
Idaho Guards.
Tho county commissioner, as a board
of equalization, did some healthy rails
ing, as win be seen by the published
proceedings. They must have been
raised in the woods where log raisin's
were fashionable and got their hands
c. j. Sinsel, who has had charge of
the Idaho Saddlery Co.'S. business at
this place for the past few months, left
this week for Boise City, where he will
take a position with the same firm.
We understand that Mr.. Harlan Pefley
will take charge of the business here. 81
Some of the residents of adjoining
school districts are raising great roar
because the trustees of Caldwell dis.
trict refuse to allow their children to
attend our schools without paying
tuition. The position taken by these
nonresident people is too absurd for |
consideration or comment.
There is no reason why the west
should be discouraged over the "bank-
er's panic" The east struck as hard |
as they could TO start with, and while |
it rather took our wind at first, we are |
completely recovered and prepared for
the worst. Now will come the reaction. |
We will sec how long the effete east |
can yet stand it without. a market. |
There has been $l8.Q0O,O0O in orders to
Chicago wholesale houses cancelled
from Denver alone. Close times and
Sound money" will now have their
effect in the east The west will divert
its trade to southern ports and leave
the gold bugs Of wall street and their
dnpes to enjoy themselves on clearing
house certificates and wild cat city
That crowd that left Caldwell list
evening fer the Worlds Fair,
will bear watching. There never was
that number of Caldwell men associ-
ated together but that something
dropped. About the first break they
make win be to try and buy the White
City and move it to Caldwell. Falling
in that they will try and steal the
Ferris wheel and put it up on Canyon
Hill for water power purposes. With
The irrepressible Isham. for leader and
it is safe to say that
Chicago will know that Caldwell has