The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
MayOr Gwinn is in Boise.


cayuses east the fore part OF this
week.
The co;nmonwealers that arrived in
town yesterday picked up three recruits
in Caldwell.
Mrs. BENZ. Parrish, who lives near
this city, has been very sick tor the
last few days.
Robt. Altman the well known sheep
man was in town this week looking
after his wool.
Miss Florence and Babe Egleston
went to Boise last evening to hear the
celebrated pianist.
The flour mill at Bellevue was de-
stroyed by fire on the evening OF the
10th. Loss $4,000. Insured.
Ralph Cowden and Stephen Dempsey
two well known business men OF EN-
NETT are registered at the Pacific hotel.
DIR. Armstrong was Caldwell ylsl-
tor, Thursday. He reports Jake Alch-
enberger improving from his recent IN
jury.
Mr.. Closson, the drayman, has Oeen
suffering from a severe attack OF cry
sipelas. but is now able to be up and
around.
A fire in Boston on the 10Th, rem
dered two thousand people homeless
and destroyed million dollars worth
of property. :.
Mrs. J. L. Morrison and Miss Julia
Cooper went to Boise yesterday even
ing to attend the concert given by Miss
Stevens the pianist.
MIR. Harry Snider of De Lamar is
visiting in Caldwell this week. MI.
Snider reports business in the mining
camp as being lively.
The many friends of Prof. Hemphill
will be pleased to learn that he is again
able to be up and around and hopes TO
resume teaching Monday.
The G.. O. D. store has received
new invoice of crayon PORTRAITS that
are very nice indeed. Among them is
a portrait of the late Mr.. Harris VINO
was killed at DeLamar which IS true
to life.
Mr.. Isidor Mayer returned from
DeLamar and Silver City Wednesday,
Judging from the amount of goods he
had stacked on the sidewalk, his bust
ness there is just as good now as it
ever was.
Regular detachments of Coxeyites
are coming into Caldwell daily. 1hey
are being moved up from Welser ana
Payette. After being entertained here,
they are escorted on to Nampa. Inc
progress is regular and orderly
The Genesee NeDs of the 18th, is an
enlarged and valuable edition. 1t con-
.ains an excellent "writeup" of Idaho.
in a general way, and particular atten-
tiOn is given to Latah county. 1t
shows an enterprise most commend
able.
The examination of Chas. Bernard
accused of rObbing his father-ln-laW,
A. f. Galloway, is progressing before
Justice GIBSON. This is the robbery
heretofore reported in The TRIBUNE.
The general impression is that Bernard
IS guilty. but it may prove otherwise.
II is an unfortunate business. q
Grand preparations are being made
for laying the corner stone OF the
Soldiers Home at Boise City. on the
23rd. The ceremonies will be instruct
i've and imposing. Soldiers and clti-
zens from every part OF the state Will
attend.
The last number of the Weiser Sig
nal was an excellent production and
will no doubt be productive of great
benefit to Washington county. we
congratulate Mr.. Lockwood and hope
the people of his county will show
proper appreciation.
II is reported that James Jay Smith
e. Co. of Chicago, have offered on be-
half of the stock holders of the Fruit
dale Improvement Co., to employ all
the Coxeyites at $3.50 per day clearing
lands near Mountain Home, this state.
the offer has not been accepted.
Mr.. Brunt Young, the bridge builder
who was so unfortunate as to have two
ribs broken while repairing the Boise
bridge was in Caldwell this week.
Mr. Young is improving so rapidly
that 4 will be but a short time when
he will be able to resume his usual
work.
special to the Boise Statesman
from Washington reports John M.
Rurke. the Idaho mining man as miss
inU Mr.. Burke left Washington for
Milwaukee but didn't return when ex,
nected. which caused his friends to
make inquiries, but no trace OF him
conld be found. He has been missing
since March and it is feared he has
heen foully dealt with. Burke has
been recovered. Oh!
Mr.. G. Lyon and Jack McLain took
a trip to their placer claims on Snake
river this week for the purpose OF CIV
ing their ground thorough prospect,
Int owing to the disagreeable weather
were unable to accomplish their desire.
Roth gentlemen found some very rich
rround however, which encouraged
them very much. They will return
SUNDAY when they expect to continue
their prospecting for richer ground
ground which they are confident they
will find.
Vic Bierbower, Union Pacific attor-
4 new was in Caldwell Thursday looking
nm matters in connection with the Cox,
eyits. He says orders have been is
siied to stop carrying the army on
Union Pacific trains at all hazard.
One reason for this is that no sooner
was the first contingent carried through
4 than kilograms were sent back adylS
Inc Coxeyites all over the coast to
I come on via Union Pacific. This had
4 the effect of concentrating thousands
and thousands of men at Portland and
4 other coast points all scrambling fol
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