The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-07

Today, last day of registration TO
the City election. Register! Register!
/ Mr.. Jesse Moore who has made hi
home at Parma and well. known il
Caldwell is now living in Pomona
Kansas.
| Mrs. VIM. Schultz returned from ar
extended visit to friends and relatives
in Ogalalla, Nebraska last week and il
now living at Falk's Store.
Mr.. Dan Levan, owner of the Easter
and Judas claims at Willow Creek has
purchased mill and expects to have il
in operation by the first of december
The public school children had va
cation on election day, so as to allow
the lady teachers to vote, we under
stand. OF course, we don't believe this,
and rather suspect it is libel on the fair
schoolmistresses, but, in the absence OF
contradictory evidence, it must go as
authentic.
MIR. F. F. Roberts, roadoverseer says,
the Caldwell and Nampa county road
is now completed and open to travel.
Mr.. Roberts has just completed the
grade and the road is now in excellent
condition except about mile on the
Nampa end which will soon be attended
to.
Mr.. Rhodes, who has been mining in
the Willow Creek district for a number
of years, was in the city yesterday, and
when asked what he thought of the
future prospects, said: l have been
mining for forty years and never in
that time have I found prospects to
compete with that of Willow creek.
Last Tuesday six year old boy of
Mr.. Frank Corron, of Lower Boise,
came very near losing his life by being
kicked by horse, while playing. A
terrible cash the size of the horses hoof
was made on the child's fcrhead. The
child was brought to Caldwell, the
wound being dressed by DR.. c. E. Lee
who pronounced it nothing serious.
A short time ago there was a misun-
derstanding between the workingmen
and the Mckinley Bros, who bought
the Marsh & Ireton ranch for mining
purposes, which has been laying idle
for some time, was settled few days
ago and it is expected they will resume
work Immediately, there being a car
load of machinery now at the depot, to
be transferred to the mines at once.
A house belonging to Mr.. Chas. Har-
vey; occupied by Mr.. H. w. Warren
and family and Mr.. Stevenson, was
burned to the ground yesterday about
four miles out of Middleton. The fire
originated from spark burning the
carpet under which was straw. Every
thing belonging to Mr.. Warren was de-
stroyed, there being but a few articles
belonging to Stevenson being saved.
Loss $500.
The fourth sermon Of series on the
Life Of Christ will be preached in the
Presbyterian church on next Sunday
morning, subject, 1.-THE Forerunner."
Other services will be held as usual.
Sunday school at 1890 a. m. A Bible
class of the older people, to be taught
by the pastor is being organized. All
interested are invited to attend.
Preaching at 1880 a. m. The society
of Christian Endeavor meets one hour
before the evening service.
Mr.. D. M. Treanor and son while
driving from their residence on Wash
ington heights to town, met with an
accident last week. They were riding
on the reach when it broke, falling up
on Mr.. Treanor's foot seriously inJur-
ing that member. His son was thrown
against the wheel escaping with a
q slight bruise on his arm. Mr.. Trean-
or has suffered much pain in his foot
ever since, but is now able to get
with the aid of cane which he
will be obliged to carry for some time.
BORN-Near Caldwell, November End,
1894, to Mrs. b. F. Taylor, son.
Mother and child doing well.