The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-01

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LOWELL. IDAHO, SATURl
Henry Rindfeld was caught in a
storm near Soda Springs and both his
feet were SO badly frozen that amputa-
ton was necessary. The unfortunate
man is getting along well.
Judge Piper, at Moscow, sentenced
three men to the penitentiary last
week. They pleaded guilty to burglar
izing store in Genesee. Sinclair and
Brownly got Z years each, Brodie, 5.
The Boise Democrat says: 1.-THE
Boise Sentinel now has a basis for the
organization of silver party club. Dash
in, Cap. The Democrat will night herd
for your paper while you tour the state
After two months of welded bliss a
HALEY bride, Mrs Qunlivan, skipped
for parts unknown, leaving a good man
and liberal provider to announce
through the press that he would no
longer be responsible for her conduct.
The people of Washington county
are jubilating over the condition of the
county finances. The Citizen says all
1895 warrants and some of 1896, will be
paid. The county commissioners are
highly complimented, as they certainly
deserve.
The hot blood still surges in the pion-
eer vein. At Moscow the Pioneer So
cial Club gave a dance which was en-
livened by regular old shorter of a
barrOOm scrap, with broken glasses and
all the old time frills. Ye pioneer is
strictly in it.
The ladies of Emmett recently tack
led play entitled Chronothan atole-
thron. A relief expedition was organ
lied three days after the first act, but
it is feared that it, together with the
lady damatists, is hopelessly lost in the
jungles of the title word.
The Bannock county bonds that
were so easily disposed of a few
months ago are still pending. The
chances are the sale will be declared off
and certified check of $1,000 which
was put up by the proposed purchasers
will be forfeited to the county.
Up at Montpelier they had a game
of seven up which terminated in a
shooting scrape. Andrew McIlwain
shot Chas. Manassa on the nose, the
bullet penetrated and lodged in the
throat. Manassa is doing well, Nell
vain, in default of $4,000 bonds, Ian.
guishes.
A cold blOOded murder was commit
ted at GeneSee, Idaho, Tuesday, 2lst, 10
p. m. Three men who had determined
to engage in life of crime, Waylaid
Emmett Fox as he emerged from a sa-
loon and murdered him for his money.
The murderers have been apprehended.
Fox was a respectable farmer,
The Statesman says: Governor Nc
Cornell has received notice that
Idaho's per centage Of the money aris-
ing from the sale of public land in the
state for the fiscal year ending June
Both last amounted to $2,34o76. which
would be paid at once. The state gets
from the general government per
cent. of the net proceeds of the sale of
land.
Says the Fremont County Net0S:: 81
Kicks, of Rexburg, and j. M. Haines OF
Boise, have been appointed additional
Idaho members of the executive COM
mittee of the national immigration
congress. Other members in this state
appointed at the recent st. Paul con.
vention, are A. b. Clark, of Mountain
Home, r. W. Purdum, of Nampa, and
Mr.. Keator, of Chicago"
A correspondent in the HALEY Time,
says: "The Populist party, which has
been so strong in this county is,
think, losing ground rapidly. 1t vii
probably, in the near future, conclude
to disband and 60 out of business, al
their brother Pops in Indiana have
DONE" The correspondent doesn'
seem to be on to his job. They ART
just whetting their knives for a re
"uniOn."
There seems to be considerable con
tention between the farmers and tn,
managers of the Ridenbaugh irrigation