The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-05-30

democratic Party Not Extinct-Snak,
River to Be Bridged- Payette Ha
an A. +. A. OrganizatIOn-SusplciOu
Character Safe Crackers at Work
Dastardly Deed.
The Blackfoot Nea0S SAYS there /,
life in the old Democratic party. That
is refreshing news. But then it is al
most extinct.
at a recent meeting of the Lewiston
city council, E. H. Libby was granted {
l5-year franchise for a bridge ovel
Snake river. Possibly Snake river will
finally have wagon bridge extending
from bank to bank. This bridge viii
unite Lewiston and Orchard Home.
lfDubois does actually bolt of course
he can come over to the Deruo- Pou
combine, if one is made and can stay
there if he will behave himself; and af-
ter he has behaved himself through a
sufficient period of probation he may be
admitted to the free counter.-MoscoW
Star.
1t is an open secret, which leaked out
in some manner among the Willow
creek boys, that the shipment of rocks
made by Chaplin yielded more than
enough to pay for the mine and all the
expense of taking it out. That means
over six thousand dollars. lie is get
ting out another shipment.-Boise De
mocrat.
Meridian now has paper, the Rust
Ter, and is published by W. A. Hamil-
ton. 1t is strictly a trade journal and
is issued in the interest of the publish
er and Meridian.-Nampa Leader.
There is plenty of room at FaIks Store,
Bowman, Roswell, Notus, etc, in this
county that should not be overlooked
by aspiring genius.
Safe. crackers entered the Pullman
postoffice Tuesday night through win
dow, blew open the safe and apprOpri-
ated about $500 in money and $3.50 in
stamps. Two braces, a chisel and a
sledge-hammer were taken from wag-
on shop and used in their work. No
clue has been secured as to who the
guilty parties sre.-Genesee Ne1oS.
A tramp was arrested, taken before
an Australian justice and sentenced to
three months. The judge, in explain
ing the sentence, remarked that while
there was no evidence that the prisoner
had been guilty of committing any
crime, he thought it prudent to COM
NIT him as he had the wild haggard
look of man about to start news
paper.-EG.
1t is a calumny on man to say that
they are reused to pleasure, recon
pense-sugar. plums of any kind in this
world or the next! In the meanest
mortal there is something nobler.l Diff
Guilty, abnegation, martyrdom, death
are the allurements that act on the
hearts of man.-Not by fattering our
appetitees; no, by awakening the heroic
that slumbers in every heat.-Carlyle.
That New York City consumes nine
hundred and sixty million eggs in one
year; nearly three hundred thousand
pounds of butter every day; and as
many gallons Of milk; that it eats three
hundred and five millions ;pounds OF
beef in a year seems astounding. And
vet these figures are, in reality, very
moderate calculations which Mr.. John
Gllmer Speed has reached upon ex-
haustiYe investigation, and embodied
in an article on Feeding a City Like
New York" which he has written for
the Ladies Home Journal.
Payette Independent: "Rev. Lindsay
the evangelist and A. p. A. organizer
delivered a lecture at Lamme's hall last
Monday night to one of the largest
audiences that has assembled in this
city in long time. AT the close OF the
lecture an invitation was extended tC
those who desired to become members
of the A. p. A. to remain after the auc
fence was dismissed. 1t is rumorec
that an organization was effected witt
a membership of 30, and with oVel
go names on the charter list. We arr
only speaking from hearsay, with re
ference to the organization of an A. I
A. lodge, and not as one inspired"