The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-01-15

OCner points Tor Dalled nay.
]. F. Kenly, the enterprising jeweler
of Caldwell, this week received large
stock of silverware, opera and field
glasses, ETC., and his store today con-
tains stock such as one would expect
to see only in large city.
Elk Governor Arthur L. Thomas has
been appointed Postmaster at Salt
Lake. The nomination was unani-
moasIy confirmed by the Senate. Mr..
Thomas has many friends in Caldwell
who will rejoice in his good fortune.
What's the matter with Hanna? |
Evidently he's all right, the Ohio legis-
lature having elected him United
state Senator for both the short and |
long terms. His seat in the Senate is
good for seven years and two months. |
All ladies interested in establishing a |
free reading room for the city of Cald-
we'll, are requested to meet at the par
lor of the Presbyterian Church, Tues
day, January, 18th, 1898, at o'clock in
the afternoon. By order of Committee.
While returning from Rathdrum re-
csntly Rev. Hogson of Ceur d. Alene
YVES held up within mile OF his home.
The lone highwayman secured only %
cents all the money the, preacher had
with him at the time of the holdup.
The people of Nampa, and Hunting
TOP, Oregon, have petitioned their re.
spective City Councils to dispense with
the Office of City Marshal, cOntending
that deputy sheriff and constable, ex-
cept in cases of emergency, should be
ample to protect the towns.
Rector Jennings has returned from
Silver City and reports that the outlook
over, there is very encouraging, He
states that the mines are prosperous
and that a change in the aspect of the
camp in the way of improvement viii
shortly take place.
Saturday evening last meeting was
held for the purpose of recognizing
the Gre companies. Preliminary bust
ness only, was transacted. Committees
were appointed and they will report at
tonights meeting, when 1t is expected
the organization will be perfected.
The election of district judges and
clerks and county attorneys this year
will add to the interest and excitement
of the coming campaign. A quicken
| ing pulse tells the story that many
lawyers are saying to themselves; Il
am the man for judge" and / want to
be county attorney"
Sheriff Taylor last week arrested a
man named Baker, charged with a
criminal assault on his own daughter.
The man was arrested near Emmett,
and on Wednesday he was brought be-
fore Judge Little for examination. 1t
was discovered the crime was COM
mitted in Ada County, and the case
win be tried at Boise.
The law making it compulsory fol
owners of sheep coming into the state
to notify the sheep inspector before
, reaching the line and also making Il
/ compulsory to have the sheep dipped
has been declared unconstitutional
Next year any amount of scabby sheeI
may be driven in as the gates are open
Fremont News.
= Monday morning the residence o
Mr.. T. A. Hertle was destrored by IRE
Goals dropping from the stove ant
. igniting paper on the floor is suppose'
+ to have caused the fire. Loss is esti
/ mated at about $500. Mr.. ID. P. Dod'
was out with a paper Monday, solicit
II ing aid for Mr.. Hertle, who lost every
t thing, and succeeded in raising a yer
IS fair amount to help out the unfortur
ate.
II The city of PocatellO has passe
# ordinances against persons carryin
a. concealed weapons, and one to con
10 pei owners of property in the city
remove fallen snow within "a hour
The Pocatello Tribune says, the latt'
81 ordinance will be hailed with deligl
III by the citizens. Evidently the ne
" chants there are troubled with tire
TO feeling, when laws have to be enact'
to compel them to keep the entranc
) to their stores in such shape that wal
N Jug in top boots is unnecessary.
~ According to the Vienna correspon
Do ent of the Soudan Daily Chronicle, /