The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-18
LOCAL and PERSONAL.

Attorney FRANK j. SmlCn spent rev
days of this week in Boise on legal bust
ness.
Pendergast, who murdered Mayor
Harrison, was hanged in Chicago July
18th, 1894.
Mr.. Lou. Adam, of Payette, was Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Adam in
Caldwell Sunday.
A telephone was placed in the court
house yesterday. This is what should
have been done long ago.
The Forwarding Co. received the last
shipment of wool from Jordan Valley
Monday, consisting of 100 bales.
Miss Bell Dunbar and Master Geor.
gle Stiles, of Salt Lake City, are visit.
Ing friends and relatives in Caldwell.
Miss Minnie Reed is suffering from
= severe attack of erysipelas Her
many friends wish her speedy recov-
cry.
Mr.. r. E. Miller and sons, returned
from Spokane, Sunday, where they have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Adrain
Cakes.
Mr.. w. R. Sebree returned from De-
Lamar Sunday, where he has been for
week, on business in connection with
the bank.
Mr.. G. r. Shaw returned from De-
Lamar, Sunday, where he has been
transacting business for the Caldwell
Lumber Co.
Mr.. G. r. Smith and family left to-
day for Long valley, where they will
spend two weeks enjoying the cool
mountain air.
The T. C. Egleston Co. and Isidor
Mayer, received one carload of chopped
feed and one Of oats from Round valley.
Oregon, Monday.
Mr.. j., M. Peppard who has the con-
tract for building the foundation on
the Mayer building, will commence
work tomorrow.
Prof. Frank Miller will make bal
loon ascension and parachute jump
today II enough money is contributed
to justify him in making the ascent.
Martin G. Smith, Jas. Shelton and
Richard j. Watkins. who held up the
Silver City stage few days ago, ap-
peared before commissioner Brown at
Boise yesterday.
The second festival of the season
given at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. s. F0ote, at Middleton, last Friday
evening was largely attended, every
body having q jolly good time.
Messrs. Ellis Askey and E. M. Hos.
letter, the crack rabbit hunters of Cald-
well, spent Saturday and Sunday hunt
ing jack rabbits on Deer Flat. The
sports returned with $50 pair of ears.
Mr.. Isidor Mayer returned from De
Lamar Sunday, where, Mr.. Mayer says
trade Is A. No. l. The foundation for
the new hotel is finished and teams are
hauling the lumber from Caldwell
steadily.
Mr.. Grothe, of Payette, was at the
county seat Saturday. Mr.. Grothe is
the author of ibel0us pun. He says,
Caldwell Is not called well but Payette
IL called well, because it will pay yet.
He escaped alive.
The price of sugar is gradually ad-
vancing. A raise of 90 cents per 100
lbs. was made in Caldwell this week.
r. &. Dun's trade review says that
. great sugar famine will prevail
throughout the states this summer.
The building recently occupied by
Lou. Cooper and VIM. Isaac Il being
moved next to Campbell and Hartley's
livery stable, by Mr.. Loren T0mpkins
Mr. Chas. Sebree will use it as store
house for the present, with the inten-
ton of fitting 1t up for public hall,
something that is very much needed in
Caldwell.
A jolly party consisting of A. l..
Butts, H. H. Jones, Z. H. Cupp and
families, with Mrs. F. L. Olmstead and
Fl. N. Maxey, left Saturday evening for
. days outing ut the Warm Springs
near Snake river. After passing q
most delightful day, everybody enjoy
ing themselves immensely, returned to
Caldwell Sunday evening.
Mr.. Clark who is interested in sew
oral mining claims in the Willow
creek district, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Clark has struck q body of ore fifty
feet wide, which he thinks extends
through most Of the claims in Willow
creek. A company, composed of the
different claim owners. will be organ
lied and VIII put in . large stamp mill.
Hon. Frank Steunenberg. came in
from bis mine, Sunday. He reports
development work progressing fav0ra-
bly,, although. on account of high water
and snow, work was retarded during
the earlier months of the season. The
work now being prosecuted is the TAX
ing ont Of large ditch which involves
great labor and some difficult engineer
Ing. Mr.. Steunenberg has great faith
in the ultimate success of his venture
and his host of Caldwell friends sin
cerely hope that inside of year he
will have acquired few millions and
returned to the haunts Of men and civ
iHzati0n.
Two of the Coxeyites confined in the
county Jail were released Monday and
escorted to the depot, where pass was
/ obtained for their transportation to
Portland. While at the train, one of
them asked the deputy IL be wasn't to
be furnished with two days rations;
when he was informed that there was
no pr0vis0 In the statutes to that effect,
or for running train for his special
benefit said: "Eell I'll be d. II 1 will
70 then" And picking up his bundle
started back to Jail, where he intends
70 stay until he Is furnished with grub
enough 10 last until he arrives ct Fort
land. BEING unable to get in tbs fail
aeaih, he changed hts mind and started
a. Portland yesterday.