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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-20
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25
GOING TO MILL CREEK
City Fathers To Meet Citizens Of That
Ward on Monday,
WILL TALK wArEH EXCHANGE,


AZ last, after nearly a year OF pre-.
llmiuary negotiation between the Salt
Lake CITY Council on ono sldcand tho
citizens Of Mil Creek on the other, the
question Of exchanging Jordan canal
water for a portion Of the large aud
beautiful trout inhabited stream Of Big
Cottonwood, is to be- brought 10 an
issue with a prospect OF satisfactory
settlement 10 all parties concerned.
The proportion has been extensive
iy referred 10 In these columns u,fIrU,
and 30 81 now only necessary 90 state
thui Tho members { tue Council arc
exceedingly anxious to Increase the
water supply oi this city iJr domestic
aud other purposes. Tlcy fual.z, that
mountain water 90 much better Tor The
uses intended than Utah Lnsr 1r JOr-
dan river watrE while the mrr, 81.
is understood, Irf ib1 latter fr ir,i.
eating purposes, fIr luu reason that ua
90 temperature &C. not AZ cold by .uv'
oral dc .fgJa us that which comes 0m
Quo "nUWagalpui CUiluuWuuiui anu
lhcuf.go much better adapted 10 crops
n 40 .lnuF.
These arc matters that have been
fully discussed between the Council
committee OF which Councilman lac
Gsuusc Young is chairman, aul tue
leading farmers q Mil Crock, but
which will doubtless be- gone over
ngHiu aud enlarged upon Ut special
meeting 20 be- held at lho Mill Cfcul
ward house on Monday next, OF II
O'Clock, ~ which limo 10 h expected
that ail Of the city iaihum Will meet Tie
cluzunr Of that place and come &c
some definite understanding as 10 Ga,
exchange. The outcome iH looked i1l
with marked Interest both IN this ciIy
aud Throughout the eastern part VI Ga,
county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25
Tabernacle Choir.

There was an unusually ian attend
anoe ut the weekly rehearsal Of the
Tabernacle choir Las. eyouing owing
to tho fact that II hal boon given tut
that President Joseph Il. Suit1, Peel.
dent a. n. Cannon aud Bishop w. Il.
Preston would uo present. There have
ueen rumors for F3me time past that
Evan Stephens, who has brought the
choir up to IL present degree Of tfil-
oisncy, aud Wko conducted its work
in tho famous concerts given Ia tho
East ut tho time Of the Worlds Fair,
had Intended retiring from the leader
ship, anu 10 was expected that some
thing would bu snid Or done IA oonnpc-
zion with tnat subject. 1t IL pleasant
to know that n Prof. stephens had any
such design b0i0re,i 10 was fully removed
alter last uighps pleasant meeting.
he cOniusfes that no had felt somr-
thing ike encouragement over the
support he received, and over the
fact that the Singers did not exert
themselves 10 work as they did whom
preparing iorthe Chicago contestThere
lore, he had been given 10 understand
lnhk lllt AuNtANANlN NhAlA hNIuhlktt
be- closed against concerts by the choir
ana he f'll that II would he impossible
10 keep ne organization up 90 high
standard without tue incentive ~ hp.
pearing In occasional public events
suoh as Ia Joint concerts with foreign
organizations PIe-t 3mith, IN al.
dressing tho choir last evening, spoke
warmly OF tho work the singers hud
done and were doug, and said the
First Presidency hui no desire what
ever to prevent the Tabernacle being
used for the public performances lHe
choir. Encouraging remarks were
Also made by Iossrs. Cannon aud
Preston, and N excellent feeling WAS
evident on all hands, particularly
nn1ug the singers VINO were notified
uy Prof Stephens inst there would be-
= new roll started, reorganization
effected aui q general waking up iu-
dulged IN. The Immediate oiiuo, fit
all will probably bu Tue appearance u
the rabornaclo choir anu HheuaDrp
Thomas' orchestra some time during
the spring,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25
MORE GOLD WITHDRAWN.
Over Five Million Dollars Engaged
For Shipment
Governments Credit Not
Endangered.

wAsHuSUTON, Jan. 25.-Tho seore-
tary Of tho treasury has authorized
,hc sale OF gold bars Tor export on pay
meut Of premium Of | VI one pcr
cont, TO cover this cost OF manu-.
iacIure anu transportation, ana
this morning 100000 was taken
on these terms. There was also
Withdrawn s3.sOO,OO1 Ia coin Gnd
100000 addiuoual was engaged fIr
sxpOr. tomorrow, making total up %
noon II s5,7OJ,UJU. This leaves tho
gold reserve, js.O2i, i.s, and tue
amount Of gold coin on hand above
the amount 4 / outstanding gold cofiitl.
Gates, slO,9lg,9SO. Treasury Uiiicinls.
however, 40 not regard the amount n
cuiua received on depOsltf IrcerulCuttH
a. sacred to their redemption, but Will
continue 10 pay out gold ON de.
mand for legal tenuorg. lt IL
deemed amply sufficient when
there Is enough gold In either
coin or bars ~ meet tue demand on
gold certificates, While the situation
h regarded % very trylng one, there
No no thought OF anything ~ serious
an 10 Involve the Croiit VI the govern
ment, which tho secretary Will July
maintain at all hazards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25
BRIGHAM YOUNG ACADEMY.
More Room Needed to Accommodate the
Large Attendance.

The enrolment for the semester,
which began early In January at the
Brigham Young Academy, IL now
above eight hundred. THIS does not
include tue kindergarten Pupils. The
aoau,my Ia literally filled 10 overflow
lug, aud Pfoborps hail, a c1mmodious
building & fourteen rooms west " the
academy, has been secured, ami the
little ones under Mrs. Craig are dOml.
cIlod there. The musical conferyatuTe
has also been removed 10 the new
quarters. Many people were Inclined
10 think when the acadomy was iu
process Of erection that 10 was extrava.
ganty large, but already a new build.
ing 10 eeduu; one that shAll DO large
egough to accommodate al Ihe grades
AMI the normal training school, t0-
guihtf with tue necessary rooms Tor
nuH-y, laboratory and oiiiots. There
10 guIVu room On tho rrJuuua auu 10 10
TO ub a. -1i that the building Will be- m
course OF sIoul.Iu before another year.
The oi,iZruB % Provo propose 10 enclose
ami Ivy On. re ffuuuds IA % suitable
manner neat suriug, whicn Wall a4u
much % tue general at.rau,iyuurtu OF
too schgul.
Recently tuero have been slx,u1n
missionaries called igJm tn.s iututu.
ton. Slme 81 them VIII 20 u tue
Southern States AMI 0iu0ri " tho var.
i0uB countries OF Europe. Ot these
missionaries thirteen were rom among
the pupils sud three Of tue faculty. Tho
entire school feel that lha Firs, Psusi.
delcy have paid them "A very gtesi
compliment. Que ut tAe most uulhusl-
astic CLASSES ia the class taxing D. special
course. These young people have
been called by the Bishops OF zoe vHIi-
Gus wards, with Wow - having them
capable OF system izlng tue insIuC-
tons given on religious ami moral
subjects In tue ward orgAuizatlOnF.
Teachers aud pupils arc working AZ
their full capacity and a very cheerful
feeling pervadea all departments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25
BAILEY DUNFORD's FUNERAL.
II Took Place at Bloomington, Idaho,
On Tuesday Return OF the lle-
reaTed Father aud Daughter.

DR.. Dunford aud daughter Leah,
have returned from Bloomington, Idaho,
where on Tuesday afternoon last they
teudorly laid to rest IN the family
cemetery their beloved son aud brothsL
Alma Bailey, one Of tue Victims Of the
Butte explosion digaster.
Their mission was a very sad one
ana affected them greatly. Miss Leah
did not accompany her father to Butte
hut went direct 10 Bloomington where
sho awaited the arrival OF her parent
with tho RENAME Of her M fortunate
brother DR.. Duuiord p0rtray5iup pathetic
language the suffering anu lOfI0W he
found IN Butte by reason OF tho terri.
BILE calamity that had 30 suddenly aud
unexpectedly UyorIakon ths inhabit'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25
A BIG MANTLE OF SNOW.
How the storm Spent IT, Fury In Utah,
Idaho aud Nevada calm aud
Gold Now.

The snow storm Of the lasi day or
two has be- n widespread 90 iar o. the
western part Of the country is con.
cerrod 90 iuily shown In the following
speclal weather bulletin to the
NEWS under date Of today re.
celved and compiled in the local oiiicc
Of tho Dgsetot Telegraph csmp5uy this
afternoon!
Paris, Idaho-Clcar and cold but no
snow.
Franklin, Iiah6-Clsar and cold;
snowUd all day yesterday.
Logan, Utah-Clrnr, cold aud CALM
about five OF six inches u snow fell
yesterday.
Brigham ClIy-snow about twelve
inches deep, A cold wave struck 10
this morning.
Ogden-Auout twelve Inches OF
snow here now. The weather IL clch
ana cold.
Fountain Greru-Iti6 quite ploasau
t0day, but coli. Last night labuu
one inch % ru0w f'll.
Mor0n.--uoN Toll yesterday 20 the
depth OF about two Inches cold anu
pleasant to-day.
Mount pluauant-Suowcd yesterday
about Two inches; clear today anu
COLI.
Spring Ciiy-Clear ami cold; one
iucu snow.
Mauu-rhere % about foot % aaow
here; clear today.
Guunlson--Clonr ami cold; atoul
eight inches snow.
.IIYu fHf..v ...H.f ufrI about NkFUfs
inches SNOW,
Riehneid-CIear aud cold and seven
iucuUi I snow,
Glenwood - Clear anu cold and
twelve inches n Bnow.
Ephruim-Clsar 0nd cold; showed n
| little yesterday.
Lohi-Cleai, calm and six Inches Of
au0w,
Provo-Clear aud about ten Inches Of
snow.
Nophl-Cloar aud cold aud f,us
! inches OF snow.
Flllmore-.rHc sun Is shining and Il
IL quite watmi with eight inches ti
snow.
Kancsh-Ab5ut twelve iuches cf
snow; clear pnd warm.
Beaver About eight 10 ten inches
" suON; clear hut cold.
Patowgu-Eight inches If snow;
| clear ana pretty cold,
Cedar City-Eight inchus OF snow;
/ clear aud cold,
TOuueTvlle-Cloa and cold with
! north wind, but no snow.
80, Gcarge-Clrar sud cold; no snow.
Pine Nalley-Clesr aud cold and
| about { Iut aud hat { snow.
kauuU-Clear aud cold; NO tnoW.
l,1Ckyillt-Clear anu cold; no snow.
piuohU, Nuyaia-Nory Clntr and
fno since ytsigrday morning; eighteen
/ Inches tfsu1w here today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25

arB of that city WHO ur tie lire
being had forgotten ail Uise in tuclr
desire 10 assist the living and care Tor
the dead.
The city had the appearance Of one
vast Chnthcl mouse. This umblcms Of
m9uruing were everywhere present
aud the Cx sslons OF sorrow and
walls uf anguish and rpgtot were touch.
ius ia the extreme. Nowhere, thilhs
the CoC.gr has Le sceu such an exem-
pihcauDn OF tue saying; "Oas uah
OF nature makes the whole world kin"
n1 Ia tuls city Of sorrow aud illl,tJl.
For cycry Que was kind 10 every ole
else. SO far NJ hU was himUUif cOu.
cefnUd he received the kiniest treat
mcut from all with whom ho came ia
c0ntact although he vas nu utter
str1n or 20 them. Governor Rickatde,
toe mayor OF Butte aud the leading
cilic.als generally assisted him In every
way possible aud made his stay 10
pleasant under the circumstances ~
they knOw how.
Asnu illustration OF how Dr. Dun
iOri found matters on reaching Butte
heeaid this afternoon;
81 went 10 the coroner nnd address.
lug hlu ny nnmu nhid / wanted ln
start back Win my roud body to Idaho
lhni afternoon . ., uuIial.n Fhisssys tuu
ugCluf wins Tao Clruuura reply:
doctor, uAt BE- impossible. AZ lu.
.'rsus % AN 90 help you / can not
sI-r. / have thirteen uuurr!s tnIs
H.u mud thirty this afternoon"
ID Duni1id rsys that bO was
i....,. ~ DO learn that bic sons bDiy
was uut torn uOf mAugluI in ibu least
degree aud the only mark ON hla face
was slight abrasion near the nose.
/ Death was due O. u blow uu tho head
from slme nyiug missile.
Tao funeral was Ia tine Bloomington
meeting hUutU, aui although, sayE the
| iUciuI "lbai the whole county was
| on ruuutH Oh account Ut tho depth ul
snow anu TIE weather very cold, tut
attendance was extremely large. Tue
/ Fpvahers 40 tue services WIRE pfUbidUnl
Bulge, Bishop irIcu aud Elder PoIui
Gtocuhuule.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25
Last NIght,s Charity Ball.

The b. i. PelSotto Lodge 40. 42l, 1.
O. b, b. give q met enJOyablB
charity ball at Y8uHgeT's hall last
night. The severity OF tho auowslotm
hau no effect Ia declaring the friends
VI the /, o. -, b. irom attending. Tbs
gathering was large and cheerful
one. Dancing WAS INDUCED ia ugIil "a
late hour anu the verdict VI all par.
,lclpauJH was unanimous In voting tue
bail a glowing success.
Much " the success was due 10 the
uulIiug forts Of the various commit.
tees, which consisted OF the follow
ing;
Arrangement committee Louis
Blukunky, l. NJ. Solomon, JaOub,
Morris, N. J. Friedman, Jerome
HirHclman.
Reception cOmmittee-Jgc0b Mgril2,
A. l.. Jacobs, Louis HyHms, Is. X.
Block, Albert Groupe, DR.. rhoO. Moy eh
Max KrOtki.
Floor commit,Oe-Louls Bnnkolshyi
/. NJ. solomon, NJ. j.. Friedman /. u.
Meyer, J. BOehmur.F
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25

and northern frontier 40 the strategic
points aud have the forces fan back
upon the Notifications vt the Guatp.
malan capital 10 unable TO hold their
own aguina, the MsElcaus. That this
will be possible DO not easily soon In
view Of the adr0it plan which Mexico
Is evidently laying 10 rush In AMI cap
lure tneir chief city on the very start.
Should the Gunlcmalans destroy the
means Oi subsistence on tue track OF
toe Invading MtXlUanB, The rltals will
be ueed Tor forging pufp0seH % well 90
Tor general iilhuug when needed.
WAR IN 4 NEWSPAPER OFFICE.
NOuALEs, Ark, Jan. 25.-El hide.
ptHatHtc, d Mexican newspaper pub.
lthrJ iu this place, bat circulated
chiefly so Sonora, created a sensation
among Moxicaus on both sides "
the limo uy printing the following In
double loaded plea with tcarr hcads;
1--WE know that the Mexican consul
Ia this city has received official notice
that the representatives. OF Mexico
abroad have been notified by telegraph,
BY the secretary Of foreign Affairs NJ
tho CITY OF Mexico, that Tie govern
munt Of Guatemala has given the
Mexican minister hls oa,d Of retire.
munt land that tho friendly relations
heretofore Jxitting between the two
lu Ions, are terminated"
Consul MaHcatenas bt once sent
word 10 The tw0 American ncwspapUrn
anu ~ Monitor, smother Mexican
paper, requesting them 10 deny the
truth VI the article quoted. lilo also
yisit1d the NJ Independence office and
took 90 tack its editor Tor Publishing the
Insertion. Tho independents s,bl soy
he was violent la his denomination
towards them, ami they have applied
nt once for awnrfant Tor his arroat for
assault. They also hlruuuUusly rviiuf.
ate the truth % thu article tboy pa 10
liahUd aud declare that tue oynsul ~
vndcavotIng TO suppress Important
Information.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25
OWN A FUTTT DIAL
The Teasdel Matter.

Charles Is. Eel, has commenced an
action IN the Third district court
against Annie @, Tessdel (wiio Of s, p.
roasdolj, John H.. Dl0ly and Joseph
GrugbtgHu 60 quiet title 10 q piece oi
Fupl ,sia.u described as lot 7, block 5l,
plat q, Salt Lake Guy survey, In tho
leigh1JrnOgd " jeremy street. IL Ia
alluF u that tho defendants, Dgoly ani
Gus ghcgnn, as assiguevs VI the estate
3. Il. ToaHlol, wilh1u. foundation,
claim an uIvufse iuler.a. TO the plain.
Ml In Tho laIl nr0IeEy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25
They're Talking Yet

That demurrer 10 complaint IN the
Glnic Blate-Foote ct al case take8 lots
OF time TO thresh out. Tho arguments
OF the respective attorneys began at
pm. yesterday, lasted until sb0u, 6:3l,
were resumed tnlH afternoon and were
sim going on when the NEwa went 10
pros.
Commissioner McNnly, before
whom ,hu matter IL now being argued
begins ~ l0Ot u weary man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25

PHILADELPHIA, jan. Own. Nc
Grnth, aguu 81, Of 1893 south rhirIy-
sixth slreet, went iutO tho cellar this
morning ana called HE children,
samuel, agud o. ana Lillian, aged o..
Win revolver he shot the XIII
through the head, killiug her Instant
BY. McGfuth then sent u bullet
through Lis brain,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25

LoNuON, Jan. 25.-5evore storms
prevail on tho coast Of Great Britain,
France and Holland. In Scotland the
TALL OF snow has been particularly
heavy. A fishing boat beionging 10
Dunbar, with y crew OF soyeni has been
lost Oh Port ktalh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25

KANSAS CITY, NO., Jan. 25.-Snow
began falling hero shortly tter mid
night and at noon there was TO a0ate'
msnt, IL Is not cold. West + here,
in x lnsaa, the storm Is severe and ac'
c1mlauisd with very low temperature.
AT Perry, Oklahoma, the snow ur.l cd
over two feet In some places ihe
thermometer In belaw zero.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25
Against Militiamen.

Judgments entered 10 Commissioner
Gfeeuman's court against three mem.
hers tf i company N. q. D., upon
suits Instituted by Captain Lund rr
fines Imposed fIr absence from drl'g,
In the following amount: ". RHylOr,
sl26O; q, r. rwilds, 1850; Charles
Campbell, Sll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25
Tn Ward Choir Leaders.

would like to meet every ward
choir leader Of this city for q few
minutes after meeting "a. the Tabct.
nucls next Sunday afternoon, that We
may talk over how We can best aii
ogon other In cur musical lhboTs.
EVAN STEPHEEB,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25
IIilIrn MhIIn nI.irhInr.

MIDDLEHURu, Pan Jan. 25.-rwo
members OF sleighing party were iu-
sautly killed, AuI i've others badly
inlured by being struck by a train on
me Pennsylvania railroad this morn.
ing. The noise made by the sleigh
bells prevented them from hearing tho
train,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25

BRUSSELS, Jan. 2j.-Ihu recent Vic
lent quatfcls between Catholics and
Socialists IN the Chamber OF Depu.ies
culminatcd today In violent scene
which resulted IN the rusignntiou Of tue
president ani the suspension q the
nilLlnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25
~ NOT Do REcEIVED.

SHANGHAI, Jan 25,-It IL stated here
an gooI authority that the Chinese
peacs snvoyare noutob received unless
ihoy have iull powers 10 propose lilnal
terms VI leace.
Several Japanese wafahipa have gone
gouth 20 inttTcept steamers expected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25

YOKOHAMA, Jau. 25.-onicial notice
ina been received that the Chinese
pgacs envoyB are coming on the
steamship Empress OF China. They
win proceed to Hiroshima by train from
X ube,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25

pAIus, jan. 25.--The hetrothal OF
Mile, Lucy Fauru, daughter OF tho
uresident 0f tho republic, 10 Nj Faul
Descngnul, member Of the Chamber Oh
Dsputies, 10 announced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25
ATTORNEYS. Take Notice.

Attorneys will do well to remember
that Chief Justice Merritt viii make a
setting Of cases on tho civil calendar
tomorrow morning,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25

It IL reported that three shots were
fred by unknown persons In the mob VI
bedford avenue aud Lorimor street NJ
8 O'Clock this afternoon, " \ car on the
LgTimeg street line. The cars have
boon stalled Tor three hours anu all the
mogotmen deserted their p0sts. The
police brought a number u molormru,
but were compelled 10 take them back.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25

ALnAsY., Jan, s5.-rho minority re-
port vi Senator Cautor OF the LoNow
COMMITTEES was submitted 10 the senate
today. II proposes that the mayor ~
toiut police cpmmisai0n aud tina; the
department have mower W examine
into all matters ,fls tint the depart.
mcnt 40 there will be no recurrence Of
the evils found 10 have tXislgd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25

FoRr COLLINS, Col, Jau. 25.-Mc-
Kinous and Moore's block, In which
were several stores anu offices was
burned today. The lOts Ii $4,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25

ST. LOUIS, MO, Jan. 25.-Tho worst
sleet storm In yesr1 prevailed here TO-
dny, hut beyond breaking a i,W ieie'
graph and telephone wires, little dam
age was done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25

to arrive shortly N tie coast with aims
and ammunition and other attclca
classified 10 cUntrabnnd Of war.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25

Chicago, Jrn. 2i.-rhe board Of
trade firm Of WIN. Young q Co. failed
today. The firm 10 ono Of tue oldest on
tho board.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25

NEW YOmS, jan. 25,-Elwin Quln'
iey, tue municipal bond forgeb was
today sentenced 10 fiteen years aud
six months imprisonment, by Recorder
Gou,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-25
Postmaster Tor caldwell, idaho.

wAsuiNGrON, ID. g.. Jan. 2i.-rho
President today nominated Henry X
Barley postmaster at Caldwell, Idaho