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

uA~Nsy VOo . SAC0V ouCVCOOs ~ Wd6 W0l
attended by the citizens of Caldwell,
with goodly sprinkling from surround
ing towns and ranchers from the val.
ley. Two meeting were held, afternoon
and evening. At the afternoon meet
ing resolutions appropriate to the occa-
sion were adopted and short talks were
made by Capt. Gum and several local
speakers. In the evening bon fire
was lighted on Main street and Capt.
Gum and G.. W. Cooper addressed the
assemblage. After the speaking dele
gates were elected to attend the state
convention at Ketchum. Full partic-
ular will be found on another page of
this paper.
Mr.. A. E. Tulloch and family, Of Salt
Lake City, arrived in Caldwell last
Sunday. Mr.. Tulloch is the inventor
of a machine which he thinks will save
every particle of -four gold ia the sands
OF the Snake, Boise and Payette val
leys, and is here looking over the coun-
try preparatory to making practical
test. The principle of the machine is
to get the exact motion of the expert
with a pan. An EXPERT can pan gold
that cannot be saved any other way,
and this machine proposes to pan on q
large scale We trust Mr.. Tulloch has
struck true solution of this great
problem. Too many machines that
will save flour gold cannot be invented
There is plenty room for all.
Road Overseer Peterson, of the Lower
Boise District, swore out warrant and
had Robert Visel arrested last Thurs
day, for allowing his waste water to
run into public highway. Lot Feltham
appeared for the prosecution and Jno.
G. Rice for the defense The case was
tried before Judge Galloway, who found
the defendent guilty and fined him $5
If every man who let's water run on the
public road in Canyon county was fined
SIS, we could afford to put up. a marble
front court house. 1t would also make
an improvement in the roads. 1t
might be well to call attention to the
fact that in some places the streets of
Caldwell are submerged with waste
water at times. A little of Judge
Callaway's remedy near home might
thave wholesome effect.
Messrs. Duncan & Golden, who are
placer mining on Snake river, near the
! Warm Springs ferry, were in town Mon
day for supplies. To question from
the TRIBUNE as to their success, they
exhibited to the hungry eyes of the
scribe gold nugget worth about 500,
and then gave the following informa.
ton: Their claims are near the Warm
Springs ferry, and comprise forty acres
each man being entitled to twenty
acres under the law. The bar they are
on was at one time the bed of the river
and gets richer as it recedes from the
river bank. They started in about two
months ago. and made about 80 each a
day on the very brink of the river
, They, Of course, have only worked q
. small corner, but as they go back the
: sand rapidly increases in richness. The
, nugget above spoken of represented
, the last fifteen days work, and con
/ sisted of 81 ounces of pure gold, a
$3.50 an ounce. They have worked
less than so cubic Yards of dirt, an,
, have taken out over $500. They us'
the old fashioned rocker, and thirt
wheelbarrow loads Of sand represent
days work. That is, in speaking Q
|. making so much day, It means tina
they took that much from thirty load
: of the dirt, and does not necessaril
: represent full days labor. The gen
!, tlemen claim that at the farther en-
. of their claim, some 600 yards from tn
, river, they get five cents to the pal
: This, as everybody knows, is fabulousl
: rich. Like all men engoged in place
= mining, they are much interested
!. the success Of the new gold machines
: . and are ready to invest in one so 500
!. az its practicability is established.
ID DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
a Notice is hereby gwen that the fir
Is of Schnabel & Horror, draymen, is di
y solved by mutual con sent, takin