The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-04-21

o 1llVe oI the pest mill men IN the
l8d1strict, q son of mill saperintend-
lent Nichols of the Morning mine,
had his permit revoked because it
was thought that a nom union man
cotld now fill the place. Nichols
started for British Columbia. Pet
er Larson, half owner Of the Morn
ing mine, learned Of Nichols dis
charge and notified him to return
and take bis old place in the mill
permit or no permit. The question
now is will the Gar oppose Mr..
Larsonf Whether he. does or MOI
the real animus of the diabo1ical
permit scheme is exposed. -State
1ri6une, Wallace.
It is especially intended to make
the census this year a measure Of
the material growth of the United
States during the past century, and
also sort of high-water mark
by which to judge the great
achievements along this line of the
coming century. Therefore we
advise all the people of this State
to give in the full value of their
property, and the products of or
chard and garden, field, farm ana
range; to give census enumerators
the exact facts in the case so there
will be full and complete census
of Idaho. Assessors cannot be ap-
pointed en.1n1erators, nor can they
have access to the papers or re-
ports of. the, enttnerators, nor can
enumerators divulge facts comm11n
icated by you to them without
laying themselves liable to heavy
penalties. Every safeguard has
been thrown around you that can
be thrown around you to protect
your secrets, and you can make a
full and free statement without fear.
The Chicago Tribune has been
digging up little history, which
OUT, hysterica1, Constitution-defend-
ing friends, the Democracy, should
read. 1t wifi help them to digest
the Porto Rico business. The sub
stance of it is that Andrew Jackson
was the first American Governor of
Florida. His commission read that
he was to 'exercise all the powers
and authorities heretofore exercised
by the Governor and Captain Gen
era1 and Intendant of Cuba, and by
the Governors of East and West
Florida" He proceeded to execute
his mission as follows; He enacted
ordinances for the government of
Florida towns. He appointed May
ors and Aldermen. He had thea
tiers and gaming-houses closed on
Sundays. He threw the ex-Gover-
nor into the calaboose, and when
the United States Judge issued e
writ of habeas corpus Jackson made
the Judge apologize. The Floridi-
ans had taxation without represen-
tation, and did not have the writ
of habeas corpus.-Sa1t Lake zra6-
me.
A large audience assembled at
the opera house last Friday eve
ming to witness the third annual
contest between the Lowell and
Columbian societies of the College
of Idaho. Music was furnished by
the Mandolin Club and Mesdames
Roadway, Morrison and O1mstead.
The participants were as follows:
Debators, Oscar Canter, Lowell,
John Galloway, Columbian. Es-
sayists, Winnie Wilder, Lowell, Ida
Hartkopf, Columbian. DISCLAIMERS,
Lisle Canter, Lowell, Matte Keller,
Columbian. Orators, Chas. Sax
ton Lowell, Ralph Beal, Columbian.
Lhe Columbian society was victor
ious, winning all but the Grafton.
Both societies are to be congratu-
lated upon the excellent work done
by their representatives. The
victorious Columbian gave an oys-
ter supper to the defeated, yet
undaunted, Lowellites last Saturday