The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-15


Of it, because, generally speaking, toll
roads are an iinnitiEated curse.
Paris, Idaho, is to have a $1,000
Stake Acadamy building. A Stake
Acadamy is, an educational institution
conducted by the Norman church and
supported by the church and its mem,
bers. There is a notable institution Of
the kind in Preston, Oneida county
The building is said to have cost $40, 900
The prospect for large amount of
building in Idaho Falls during the
present year is very bright. Almost
every day we hear of some one contem-
plating building residence. The day
of cheap shacks seems to have passed,
good substantial residences, costing
from 1890 to $3.50 seems to be the
order nOw.-Idaho Falls Register.
President Coffin Of the boad of re-
gents, Vice Presidet Kaufman and
Secretary Green were at the assembly
Wednesday morning. Mr.. Coffin made
a short speech urging upon the students
the fact that obedience to constituted
authority was corner stone to success.
Messrs. Kaufman and Green made
short addresses. North Idaho Star.
George Berridge, who lives three
miles down the valley, has the cham.
pion COW; she has given birth to four
calves in 10 months. The first pair
were bulls and the second are heifers,
and all proved to be lively specimens.
One of the bulls is dead, but it got into
the alfalfa field and foundered itself--it
was not the fault of the cOw.-jStates-
man.
They have a model justice of the
peace over at Star, Idaho. A man
named StOAe had grudge against a
neighbor and had him arrested on a
tlimsy charge. The justice after trying
the case, dismissed the charge and tax
ed the cost on the complaining wit.
ness, StOtie, instead of the county.
That justice is all right.-Challis Mes
seGger.
A reliable gentleman informed the
IndeV the other day that Hon. r. A.
Cowden expects to return to Emmett in
the spring and will at once proceed to
put the Central Lumber Cos. saw mills
in tip top shape. This may mean some
thing encouraging with regard to the
railroad, but if itonly means a common
old fashioned lumber business it is pref
ty good news.-IRde1.
Says the Democrat: ut is said
that Capt. Plummer, manager of the
DeLamar mine in Owyhee county,
gets salary of $4,000 a year. That's
one half what president Cleveland
gets. not nearly so much as star
variety actor receives, and an Internal
sight more than an editor has to scrape
along WITH" Yet he is worth more to
the world than the whole combination.
w. S CLANCY, representative of the
Marysville Canal & Improvement COM
pany, returned from the east Tuesday,
and will spend the major part of his
time here for the next few weeks. Mr..
CLANCY expects to see large immi-
grafton into this country next summer,
and he predicts that it will not be long
until we hear the rumble of railroad
trains running in and out of st.
Acknowledgement County Netcs.
The word "fusiOn" is distasteful to
the Boise Sentinel, but the editor is
making himself ridiculous trying to
satisfy his own qualmS OF conscience
and convince his party that union
Of the pOpuliSts and democrats is all
right. The Moscw Star, realizing that
the prime object cannot be concealed
by plstitudes, is more candid and goes
right to the point by proposing fusion
with q pre.arranGed division of the
spoils.-Genesse NeIoS.
Assistant General Superintendent
Dickinson has been notified that his re.
signation will be accepted. He and
Recsivsr Barleigh passed through here
yesterday eyeing on No. 1, and were
accompanied this far by Division
Superintendent Pierson, of the Rocky
mountain division. On reaching this
place they were met by Division Su.
perlntendent Gilbert of the Idaho div.
isiOn, who accompanied the officials af
far as Spokane. - Hope Examiner,