The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-05-23

The Elite saloon, proprietored BY
Conyers & Christensen, has been
moved from the Fahy building On
Main street into the west room Of the
Sebree block.
Rector Jennings and wife left for the
west Thursday to be gone a few DAYS
in quest Of health. There will he no
Episcopal services at the college build
ing next Sunday.
The members Of the Knights Of Py.
thias are preparing minstrel enter
tainment, under the direction Of S.
Beatty, and expect to place it on the
boards during race week.
Rev. Wilder and Junius Wright are
beaatlfying the new Methodist church
grounds. A handsome paling fence
adorns Kimball street. The fence has
been artistically painted.
t. B. Curtis who has been on trial
before the district court in Washing
ton county for the murder of his son.
in law, Edward Stone, has been acquit-
ted. lie plead self defense.
The Silver City miners have decided
not to organize union. A meeting
was called for that purpose with but
meagre attendance. The sentiment at
Silver is against strike and against
union.
A public ball will be given by Co. A.
of this place, at the Armory Hall Fri
day evening May goth. Proceeds TO
defray expenses of company admission
81. Tickets for sale by members of
the company.
Chris. Fahy has started work on the
foundation of his new brick block.
When completed the building will be
IS x 60 feet and will contain four
stores. 1t is expected to be ready for
occupancy about August Ist
We have taken the agency for But
tericks' Paper Petterns and the Month
ly Delineator. A complete line of
styles and sizes of all leading patterns
now in stock.
LITTLE s. BOONE.
| Amos ii. Andrews suicided at the
home of his brother in Boise, by the
pistol route. Dependency brought
about by prolonged i'll health was the
cause. His remains were shipped to
Pueblo, Colorado, where he leaves a
wife and child.
Monte d. Gwinn, Jake Horn, d
Harper and Geo. Wheeler delegates tC
the Republican convention at Poca
tello, returned home Sunday, elated
with the victory of electing Alex Rob
inson, of Nampa, delegate to thu
National convention,
The Methodists of Boise will holC
services in Sonna's Opera House, unit
the completion of their church. Won
der if the Boise Methodists will exper
fence any qualms of conscience in at
tending meetings in building devoted
to theatrical performancesP
JEC. Rice and II. A. Gritllths haV
formed partnership and will il
future Jointly attend all legal matter
coming their way. Mr.. Rice during hi
five years in Caldwell has won respec
and esteem from all her citizens an
Mr.. Grifiths has started out in a mar
ner that will win him the same.
Fred Hoffman walked the carpet i
Judge Callaway's court Monday charl
ed with assault perferred by his wifi
Fred thought he saw a twinkle in th
Judges eye that bode no good for hin
and asked for a change of venue. whic
was granted, and the case will no
be tried at Middleton in Judge Smith
court.
Mr.. d. Harper, district manager
the New York Life Insurance con
, pany left Thursday for Emmett, an
the Squaw Creek country. Mr.. Harpt
represents the acknowledged best il
surance company doing business
America, and always treats his frient
: and clients in a manner creditable
himself and all concerned.
The Lucus building on Main Sire
j is now fast approaching completio
|, The corner will be occupied by tt
Cash Grocery and Stewart the sh'
> man, and the room on Kimball Sire
: ! will be occupied by Mr.. Lucus himsel
It was rumored that Hartman,
Boise would occupy the building, b.
Mr.. Lucas knows nothing of 1t.
The Wood RIVER Times is advocatiT
: Reputation of the accumulated de
on Blaine county:
"Our County commissioners are g
It gagged in refunding the county indeh
u edness, Much of this Indebtedness,
d is averred, was incurred in defiance
the statutory inhibition fOrbidding Il
n assumption of obligations beyond
g stated percentage of the value of t
If taxable property. If the Taxpaye
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