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oITY popNoIL MesrINa,

uN CoUuy,l hsi regulpt semi. moo,hi,
mtetGs AT O'Clock last "Wednesday oUe,.
ooon MNGpr lualsou aud Adermsl Fluu
Nugt BolN and Flowegs we're preseot
Nttbtes pt ttbtuerT t4th 30th aud 5Bi
5re read eoa approved 1ne Hnauos Cam
mittee reputted that tbs Oi.gk aua Treasurer o
accounts toy JapuAty had Oegu eLamiutd and
,oucd correct
The Pouee Ncmmlu8e reported ,bat jbe
pew poloe ts5 had been ,g5led aua atg sat
BpotorY
ht F'oWtu tepnUad that tue gpeuai c5u-
ullee "a ehargt of ,he upEe House repairs
uai accented Nr z 2csfe', bia 20 put On
% ho 'oot Ihat us upmoer OF y6ntiiatot3 10
oe used bad ool yet tten determGed. rue
'epoft Naa adopted ava lue Commiues 600.
unued
Nc BOYLE reported Ibat OoUoY Supervised
porp ispow ready 60 iajU witu ihe cav Ia
tbs work Gl dtajajpg Factory uraueh, out
'oat The SitY would have TO pay toe ear.
yeypr Ga mouoo OF M Fiowers the eom.
mlslee vac aothogized 90 employ anryeNng
10 case Tue services Of one shoald be iuda.
peosaple
The oommttiee 90 ppttic Wcrko vas au.
tGotlsea TO cay a mL'1, which Ia needed ioV
The lump Wagons
IA otdlpaoce wal Cead foT che 6rsj time
eaHNed "Ap ord,nauoe TO p,evept railroad
Weins tvom oesuuouug travel ou To- street.
OF SumIeg ~ l. proytdea ,bal no engine ey
car viii be ptrmdted 10 stop op street
/ cSassing Tor more ,hsa tive minutes 81 tiat
nor az mote irlQ0ent laIetvals ,hap dss min
u'ss betweea such sIops Ga no,Ou OF Nr
BOYLE II waN resolved that tsnloads ahuuld
erect apd ms,ntain crossing gates 10 be low
| eted AT the approach OF uaiul
( There were 40 other ne'ters Of public ia
F., ,ereat,
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peATA

Ng h.uJ " N.tluec. ooe cj oug UIi,..
cad wost p,guli esJeemed ctUzsos. 0t,i y,s
sesdaY mptqteg az o'elocA lby tuos,sl
services wtre Geld "a tbs BapUsl Ohp,oh ,as
mOluing At | | O'Clock Mr Harauer pas Is
Years A0d three NohthS o,d
The ioNowjng gentieGep actfd as pau
0esrags Messrs. W "A araham, W "
Rhams, & Walsh, &c q. HsyosWogh, Il,
u BagpetL 4. Wallace Also lhe fol.
ioW tug as boz oraJy pAltbsatsrs Msssts "
n i Haytsvor,l, W j PnNgie, 4, V
Wash j H. " peLorue J \ Wtdsg, },
!, hossaVd
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Killed on the Railroad

Tia relatives 10 tbs C0unty seoslyad tells
gsam about lhs mlddle Of lsst week that Nc
Samuel B,aalsy, dsat mute aud puo,er.
vac killed a, Butlingsen, iowa w being ae.
e'dslteily yaa ever by Walu he was al
.bs ttns 90 bis wsF 20 his blo,her Rev
Roes 1redlsy " who nyss At Neat Lieet,
", Iowa,
ihs desoesed was a son OF Rev Robert
bradley, OF helsbaw, aud nephew Of the
late OpL joo. o. bgad'ey OF blahoqy,Ns
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-07

Mrs Ualy,n Hwmogmeu, Muesburg. Pa
aaysi Asa speedy cure los coughs, eolds,
oropp aud eo,e thSoat Oaa Aiuute Coug :
OoFe ie Qooqaa'ed /. is pleasant for emil.
dren "a TAKE. | bsayuly reeommaad Il 10
mothe's' Il 10 the uuly harmless senedy
that produces ia meditta resul,s Ii cures
eroaeh'ds, pueamonia, grippe aud tltoa,
aud Npg dposaea ltwhl pveveut copaupp,
'iou } 5 Augbsoo B %
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MARRIsp

Nc " uNsea and plss Beru,co daugh-
ley Of 'Ae lVe JAm,s u Cuckeull were mar.
rled oR fhu,siaf ,gaatog Match ls1 a,
t,oy dsoee Chatca, p,i',,eeS Rev w Hug
s'eiealelan1g
Nc HQa,eJ Hodss eUd Mas Empa AcuCy
Orlh ~ SUmtG wvta Naujed las' aupday
atctt0on al 0atrpAdt tpuy u'pioyk lpe ser
vWo0y sac poytogmra bY Mv " 4 Kelly,
az be home az TO ogide
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Burned 40 Death

Vorocsy Noess held 40 ioquest Friday night
az llnda,a apou ,he body pf OarouGe damp,
Ien, az ola eoleiei womaQ, eeoot 20 yeara
old, who Mas ournsd 70 death Yesterday
morpug
The taels obtaued at the iuquesI we're that
ehe uysd ey herself 10 preference 10 s,ayiug
With hsy rslalIons She had been siek Cor
aaVetat daya, aud hsr gtanddaagh,er looked
alter her, eo,pg ,o The house oceasioaaly
Shs eArt,ed orsAkIasl " he ola woman la
tbs ucgelog aud lefl her before ,se Ere Ia b6r
G3ass On goipg hack aOou, / q citek lhe
old wcmao was fouua dead aud het ,lothiog
Spsped oa her body " was sopposed ,ba, 4
coal popped OUT Gom tue Ore. OF abe dropped
dfe 'tom Der piys on her bsd
TIE verdict Of the IL qoss, was that she
saws 70 hsI death by bslos buspt While lyiog
rsspve Vie are, sed thai po oae VAS rsspoosI.
bio Tor her DEATH.
How shs VAS Duroed 10 death and the
house ACT aeI pn nfe, was littlS elogulae
Added TO the saytor OF tss ascurreF o., dogs
DAD gotten 70 The body sad cora aOd dsyour-
ed part oi V before ths loqpsst was ueld,
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aea v 4 S'vIsavs' lQ'hs e,'r s,uc
s,et gAP eAlI'A'a 'pso, is, yad,, ia
xna os''sO :, y.'uSs be, ps,cq,s
!I;s: etN R'sss'd, soa sN vs,a ia TIE
MI csopsV vas 70 'A' ''g lac, vs,S
1s~ls sssedsss Of uaseoa, Is visit
1a1<lAV<e> " saA siv.
qssAws, AZ VoIaae,A, "a spsoa.
I'd (>tes.ss u ses clu,
p2V'}k lss jssssAs ''NN'N : =
sh& ,sn'ss tspds "a nsaulos
V nsssdale, Ssa Nef Numouayille,
v~q ~ W sSN yesterday odeeAssas
~ vsv,sn Moses ls At boma fom the
<O3A pAsppoa uoIisae iovA tv dsss s.sy
vt p>esiss A Whillsmose. OF usaldio,
ySl, v's''aa ps s'o'heS, nF, foOe A
r6la p. lee q. q, Ppydy. NArioa
~ 3ea1Aos Aaan svssasd saur, Ia
@e@0Q nstveSk
Vn,oN aA,ssN has goas 70 ,ba aos,.
pss& &PI&k<, Astus,s, Ca aea expeo,a Ia oe
,>s> pys]>l aes s,As, ', WV
sss,s .s,l nss. ., ess S's'Ssa s,.! E s,,
N os4 vp slsphea gAouaa, Of Ohaslea,
vt.o<e 1I,leg Me- Y \ c'pSuoe, wso 's
~ tsa's eIA ~ VApdso, stopped over
g :. " v |. t.'sss u s'aa's p'sA'sO 'oo''
s>ssy ress. ls leit las, ws,k Gor
yk9kleQos sN.eS " 20 vhtss le haa posi.
slQa v(& W 6allaeN Pfess O. ~auaiae.
'S1I>> ~ oo>>pa sslapn AAspiDssy
AVsffsa, isspscsor los bs south.
esa NJ Is>ept toes >sA Tstgrsph CO., spsn,
de>lH t<e Nesd IA me eiJ ~ war-
- R0w s's><Seta io Vh&slHasos ~ nv
"A :s;s ssss.' n, ssss., ~ s,e 'Ss q.
'%sssssSS'ssss's''s'si'',is' y s''''i''i "a ,s'' :
lssss = Ns 8 g Nelson h.s ssso
M Nt ,ss M r.'. 've aess es 'sgos''
"a NJ ~. y sss ! ss,N; :, ca. ssss. s,s
s6>ased y bs kydrvpAe Ma. Ia ls la q ssr,
sef>oSs Gov 40, ~od AZ a. i1g very .ausa
20 pseessse s'en Va.s4so tasauoa q
% >e tN ns,s. srs Va'Dco. vas
~a1sxs 's ssas' 'if''e'ssst'a, 'SSASs 'S~SAoS %.
mSvsd NON ,Aj, STATE 10 v,asouA asoc, no
- ~ aun A N "A. ltckan 80 In,t, .t. g.,
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MAYORS COURT.

o.., ts-r aut Wi.,tam CaaImas 0ere
oe.ors toe Nayo. last Saturda, charged with
n2htog Tue ey,isne WAS somewhat COO,
uicuug es 'l iae party mo.t 10 Ueme, hut
taAt sselo Gad been deht Wey e'ear The
N.Soc Wqou5d ~ hoe Of NA lJom each Of tho
deitodaDH,
Merriam Graham o.a lrabtr. .b.s al.e.
8nj Loui0 Car5ou wise aJl.stel 0y lht p.u. IS
fSs Ni5tefoiOg ,hg peate sod 0.Auag Jn
Hepl Nlica0 Sltty SnD day ought. Yhefow was
proagh, about oy Cagson's AZ AHoa3 90 Ne
Ufaoam which seorsed Der busOAol's Jealous
slsp.oloU8
Cafaoo'a Iaca Wa8 ar4sticaUy tpua lp iu
Nvart pisa.eg Vhel ariaisnsd before th. ma.
or NoadAS morpioE A doe oi D.. aaca o.
~ hays Vas ,mposed op Sue Grahsm a. A
tar.1 while NerraW G,shau got ,, or
iso aays
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Gas load OF Horses aUd Bugsiss joe, ss.
eei9ed a. " Gtabewa stable.
March q
Auenuoo Of chicken raisers 10 directed .a
the Advertisement OF ST. J. A Cul!ou .f
Rldes Spring, ) O. which has appeared la
IhIs payer for several weeks pas, We can
say from personal experience hat hs packs
hIs esgs cs'eiuliy aud that thsy hatch wei!
aay'og secured ttom tRo s,doss l3 cl,oks
zach lrou 5 egga
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-07

wG Der, Newark, o., says. eve aeyer
teel safe witbouS QOe siou,e Coago oa,a 10
the house l'savsd wy h,tle ooy hle whso
be had ,hs pasOuoals We hmk Is ,s ,hs
ssss wsaelos made 1, cures covgAa aud
ell Iopg diasasea. ploasAo, 20 take hsra ess
aud gtysa Immediate rssula $ Hushsoo
Z Go.
TIE Vily OVpncil that wul 90 out ot oHce
ie Apfh Will leave 4 nOmper of valaabie pcs
maneol improvements "a mouumeots To ihs
proggesJive splnI Of The sapiuisigA,ion
When the preeent couocil went into ohce d
doaueg deot of about 44, 900 wAs assamed
aod 90 top ~ THE eame ,ae smallpox epi-
9eInic that cost tas city pearly 81, O00 nsore
I've dlsease wsa sappresssd Ths coaaeil viii
so Vpt OF ofhcs leaying aeet OF about
N-C6o, On The sfsdii aide oi this council 4
geeoaot wost 20 placed ne naeadam road
Nay Vu Main Street, lbe Isrra Gotta drA,nags
pipes pot dewn on vnl aud Republican,
Streets, and AAsey Aseaus, ana 10 ths eauat
sk'eaciog from Ihusc0 Ia Maiu SiIests The
two new houses sor Ihs ase depattment, be.
sides ysvlcus o,Aey Improvements OF per.
msasRt Character, buI Of less importance than
thess e1unera,sd
Rev, ", \. ShGs-, . Ca,oa, \. y
vui'sA ~ he'd dysyspsia oye, twenty yea.s,
sud Wlsa do,,ors eod nsdjs,nsa wi,aoot
eetsb lvas persuaded 70 zee Rodo Dy.
psp1iA Cvrs apd 80 eelp,i ~ rom ne aArt.
! rsiisys 3, 70 ee a psnsesA ior a. 'on,a c,i
iaoisssuoo - aigoas VIA, 700 sat, ).
5. hugAsou q 90
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Ooayt

Count couyoooi Npuday motuus with
judge FoWpsend on tha beucb aud Solicitor
WnS.O aud other court ot6cisls "a place.
Vhe aesud JuSy was orgauiSed win JOhu
Nootgonery torsmsn, aud gtler being cLarg-
% proeseded 10 their duties
The charge 90 the Ntaud lury was Dyiei
but cleaC and explicit Ills Aooor saii to
lhem thai as siX OF Ih0ir nuul Der hers "a last
year a. graDd Jurors, it would uot be mecca
cary 10 CONSUME 60 mueh lima ln charging
them As u IL we're otbevwies Attention wss
called 10 All public adalTs, And Ia IA ,nstllu.
rocs supDorsed by pubic tuuda pArueular
aveuiiou wac also vailed 70 ,hose ;iolatioos
Of Law which eoncsrn the entire gublic, bot
90 zoe ia particular, such e. violate at
'hs road Law, The gAme iaw. she E9uor laW
aud othsrs ot a pnoho patGse
his Aopog complimea,ed Iha pea?e OF
Sam'es 90 ,he hos Appearance OF the court
Ao0Fe he SAID u waa a spieudlo mooument
10 their good taste aud publie spirit
The following 10 a record OF the proceed.
,ngs}
Pas s.a'e We, Sady t Lee, forgery Uou.
uuued
The SAJeys CaWiu aud Cha les hlil, ,.o.
atou OF dlspeDaary law. CopUuuel
Toe State ys Lawrence Jvhersou, assau
witatntsnE TO kiIl. Nol guilty
tbA STATE "a ! krytp fJupI assault ~tth
iateOt 50 KIN No pros
TIE State " o " Rogers aud Joap H-r.
dio. appeal tau, magIstras
Thy State va JUs kuox sod Roter, BgoNo.
{ larceny from Toe 6eid Noox 40, sa8J
Bsown ~: 90 rlal
Che State rs JACOB Davis, gtaod larcany
Plead guilty. Stnlene. IA m1utbs
The State We JameS Eiwards, CT. .d lar
eeuy. Plead guy Seouoce. 10 months.
The STATE vs. ) N Richardson iAreen5 81
lave eIoeN Plead gudE, Sentence, 10
mouths
The Stale vs. Frank Saultl and rdonaa
6oweol larceny of i've b Oek SJmiel plead
guilty Sooteoce. o0e year bowen coo.
vicied S1Dicnce o moutbs
The State vs. feay Nosea, hogso6rssSng
eod @icspy Plead GoAly, Senteoce. tour
moulhs
The StatsSs 3s,j jamlo 8tuusoa aod Dos
asPa Coweas LaJceoy O, live suCA. Not
gulN
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Droppsa

NCt lnomas, a veil kUown oologed ma1 ot
baskerville, dropped dead last sunday wbur
dgssa.ag los chaeeh, To Was aoopt so us 60
ysats ola. a0t was we'll ibeughl OF eT toe
psolN Of Btshopvine
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FoG CORoNEE.

Ae D. AulSES Who has So efficiently
hl'ed 'ue t2sl ior oF Cprooes a'3siug tbs p sl
,ouE y'ai5 is btrs0y dominated lor se.e,ec.
uon, suoJeo' % le ptuocratIo priaary lie
Nlli reeelve the Goarty support Of
MANY NOTkNS
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-07

wtpe5Aft<y nnNi xone sadillonal saaehl0egy
hat ~ k<eV soast nssesass can be Obtain.
"a ~ N.t'essy has bseo ordertd aod "a
soea s,NHnNss aad Y palap vesk vui es
rsnA. sai,ssaut aisA save.
vpsVuss tWUe Sp,-s Riseis ats ,be ,sry
- pAiis I sssE uasa ~ eosu,oc.sa Hysr
sat eevs' voVssss" IS. a0eAnoa 4 CO.
fax kaAt.leos a. IA ke aO,ory of ne
<en0k l'sht aod Ice c. hAys tean laid
aad tshs ~s,iAsr psfn,8 w0Fk on lhs ouild.
"a vil' ts<ssAsd Gas ulsehiasry j. ready
nvs.ipuee, Asd Nil s. kes, As soou as ths
1artte3 - ieasy q tsceVs u
Lsese Asksfman. 9 aAss, ipd says.
"Dsvl,fs LiUl Eerly a,sus alaAya biWg
esslDo 'slk', eu,s uy esadaehs. saa Osysr
ssiPe resS seauy e,saaa, aoi ,ay,go,a,e
~ eevsls >ea iV'F s HasAson 4 Ce.
rae saa,sssa RAILWAY Insight ds3ol D bt-
IA shiAf.sa v ueel the Ftqa,remsnA of ,he
g'oviog tpslpsss ~ Zoe totd.
Apss ~seupg ai iAs Dsuoeraac y8Hla
oi Asluiv a calid 20 sfsamb's tu Zoe CDutJ
bVeaaila ftitsy ntab1 Guch 9ia Remtm.
eey hs atie sna essata "a b. ,s loat
To Arese VA of'gloAl witch s-=sl a.lga.
saA To- bswpss wnsA Hsasl Salys, we.
keesa = .. t..tsia sl,o ier piles aad s1io
dssA,,s, bsen's o. voi,A',is cooaler'sja.
fses rs dapss,oes > 8 Hoso,on ( Go.
Tse wepsa's gasA.ogs was opened Ioast
aat &ee a. sisEsp iaoea Nas served iI,w ~
nAo'ciegN W. sxchaaE opened 10 ths
~qst issoisele aespless ani q should be a
sas.e's uea sAe tse, fhe gxcAasgs S, yeff
pAs,sfeaf ht'st ~ ~ isap eAaaot place 90
sltli, fes 40 a Il d,op asa = l.rso conesuoa
q 'NAss's Aaajtsork al sil Niuds
asssais 'Asrs e.s tssn mo,s c.usa,l'
Asn,A tao 'acscif sospf ilghH to STORES aod
isaiaeese, Faifors of 10 kteNie Lkal
VomPAV c0nalaia 'AAi taa tuca1i, cth
uSa;s ha,s sssa ~ d,m rss. ,ly tsNt aas
eco 2ecaseAiH io i>toft W .aso sVs lamps
- tsea "a uo2ip ,esosns aih ards.
iasse vae he.gld erefe asa, asos...
s.A'lon o. ihf Fsn,-e rost Ies'c. al arl
ias vasN ~as e'V'tei 70 svUa hau \.
eof sAt 'sloist 'a tAe ec, ,.leot a o Fes..
iAs tA@Nst " oNAsS s'oeN GOO "t.k OBJ.
UfttN SEA 4el ol uutA Ia.tu.u. 4b.
tAtf'taIaa A4Q lVIumh'a faIa usa '.t..U
ast ease .D stgtrsl hsar. a.r. a.d . s..
''sA9tff le ntA. np st...l 'v .... ..
lsagsis. a,l, IA ,sprso afossar v..u
I mi N.iaI p5.a .
naIy vNh eoal. uI .f
'mwrla uhe ap.ea.s. p s.. a. .
ra3 20. tWlg h... ...." ...
haf'ga''VS, oss,s,. ADh b... ,a.
fs,. Vssosi .sh pesle. 80 s. ea.s... q
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aNANfEp, Tor c,5h, Hicaory. DoRwood.
w PsfstoC GA, Watuut Logo. SoaAern
andwoot Co, 2 q Box $40, Cua,ieston
-. =. A0g Q9-y
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uf tsue Nsft N,ueg
l'gas-vti 4 Oe Agta Wo Are
\ Y Nealcs NAasti,U1n ApppN Eat
Seelesl'aes- -leF ga,eew n AZ loow
A q AoAsi M FI
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lba iud.t u... aEAlual raap.s ...Iu To-.
mafdeg has Vosu thtoan oot oy gne ga1d
J2ry
Wee 1rAudlagS uas found a ,rue oil. agala Sc
Lacy Aapits. chaf.ed Wiin at,,n
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-06-30

water at the rate of $1.5o a wear
PET acre, Under the public owner
ship plan this cost will ultimately
pc reduced to rs cents per acre.
there IS good deal Of land in the
Pioneer Irrigation District which
can be purchased at very reasonable
prices. In addition to this irriga-
ton enterprise, another Of almost
equal magnitude is being under
taken on bhe north side of the
Boise river, a few miles from Ca1d-
well. In this case it is proposed
to operate under the Carey law.
Some rs, 900 acres of excellent land,
most favorably situated for irriga-
ton; have been withdrawn, and
during the present year work will
be begun upon large canal to take
water upon this land. When the
canal is completed the land will be
offered to bona fde settlers only, in
small tracts, at actual cost of put
ting the water upon it and the
slight additional charge of so cents
an acre to cover expenses connected
with the preliminary work.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-06-30

and everywhere throughout the
county, comprising apples, peaches,
pears, apricots, plums, prunes, nee
tarlnes, Strawberries, raspberries,
blackberries, dewberries, and mel
ons OF every variety. AS a sheep
raising section the country around
Caldwell has always maintained an
excellent reputation, over two mil
lion pounds Of wool having been
shipped to the east from this sta
ton this year.
The lands of the county are
gradually increasing in value, and
must continue to for a long time to
come. In fact all indications are
that Caldwell must yet become an
important town, and Canyon one of
the most prosperous and wealthy
counties of idaho. A ride through
the county will convince one of the
thrift and enterprise of our farmers.
Fine farms we'll cultivated and we'll
stocked, good residences and out
buildings, with many new ones in
course of construction speak plain
er than words Of their energies.
Prosperity abounds, health prevails
and happiness predominates. But
while we say, and perhaps justly,
too, that Canyon county is the gar
den of the State, it should be re-
membered that gardens do not grow
spontaneously, and while it is we'll to
appreciate the beautiful landscape,
the fine horses, cattle, sheep and
buildings which give to farm sur
roundings an air of prosperity and
thrift, it may be instructive to bear.
in mind that behind all these pleas
ing developments there must be a
lot of brains and muscle-the two
elements essential in the subjuga-
ton of nature. To the fact of the
high standard ofinte1ligence among
our farmers and their special ad-
vantages may be attributed the rap
id advancement of agriculture and
the reputation for excellence at
tanned for OUR farm products. 1t is
extremely doubtful if a section of
country can be found whose farm
ing possibilities are superior to ours
or where a given amount of intelli-
gent labor will yield greater prof
It than NAV be derived from the
fields of Canyon county.
Irrigation is of course the main
stay to farming in Southern Idaho,
and Canyon county is no exception
to the general rule. Much depends
on the available water supply in
any locality, and in this respect the
vicinity of Caldwell has been amply
blessed. The Snake, Boise and
Payette rivers flow through this
county and provide supply which
can at all times be depended upon,
Caldwell is headquarters for the
Pioneer Irrigation District which
was organized during the present
wear under the state laws. This
district consists of $4,000 acres of
good horticultural and agricultural
land, surrounding Caldwell. The
water supply, derived from the
Boise river, is abundant and unfail-
ing. The district contemplates the
purchase of the two irrigation
canals now in operation and their
enlargement to size sufficient to
convey ample water to all portions
of the district. Under the present,
OF private ownership of water sys-
! TEN, the farmers are paying tor
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-06-30

and south iii the internountain
region. The Midland is now being
extended northward from this point
and southwark from Butte. When
this shall be completed it will be
pushed rapidly to San Francisco.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-11-17
LOWELL ACADEMY.

"A safe investment for every
young person is a thorough edu-
cation. The farm work is now done
and 1t will pay you to improve the
winter in good school. You can
eat just as cheap at Lowell as at
home and tuition is not high. We
have made the winter term to be-
gin just after Thanksgiving, Dec.
lth, and continue Is weeks, letting
you out in time for the spring
work. You can take work In any
of the common branches or book
keeping, Business Law. etc, besides
the regular Academic work. For
further information call on or ad-
dress cHAs. C. HAwoRTH. A. B.,
Lowell, Kans.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-11-17
BROADWAY ITEMS.

John Lamar is on the sick list.
Rolla King is moving TO Galena.
Mrs. T. r. Faulkner is on the sick
list
Dad Adams says he is well
pleased with his new home.
Andrew Stepp will move to Mi.
ami where he will work this winter.
We have several vacant houses
In our part of town. caused by our
people having 10 go elsewhere to
get work. What IL the matter with
Baxter trying to get sOme manu-
featuring establishment, so as to
give our'people work.
Richard Willis is GU the sick list.
Mrs. w. S. Baldwin, who has been
afflicted with boils for the past
seven weeks, 10 about well.
Henry Cavansugh is improving
rapidly.
Well, the election is over, and as
U. s. Grant is the only man that we
ever voted for that was elected
president, you see we are used to
getting left, go the peace aud tran
guilty of our sleep 10 not dis
turbed. GRANDPA.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-11-17

J.G. Pols,er and James +. Chew
of this city aud Billy Chew of Gale
ma have a lease on a thirty.acre
tract of mineral land at Spurgeon
Mn. They are sinking a prospect
shaft and have a fine specimen oi
jack weighing about twenty live
pounds on exhibition NJ Polster's
drug store. II was taken out at a
depth of sixty feet. They have put
in a steam holster aud will push
things right along. While Spur
gcon is comparatively a new min
ing camp. the output last week
amounted to over $500.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-11-17
Brave Explorers

Like Stanley aud Livingstone,
found il harder to overcome mala'
ria, fever and ague. and typhoid
disease germs than savage canni'
balls; but thousands have found
that Electric Bitters is II wonderful
cure for all malarial diseases. IL
you have chills with fever, aches in
back of neck and head, and tired,
worn out feeling, u trial will con-
vince you of their merit. ". A. Null
of Webb. H.. writes: "My children
suffered for more Than a year with
chills and fever; then two bottles OF
Electric Bitters cured them" Only
80 cents. Try them. Guaranteed.
Sold by A. X. Kane, druggist.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-11-17
BAD SHOOTING scRApH.

Another shooting scrape occur
red Saturday night about 10 o'clock
over the old Silver Noon restaurant.
Doc Gardner did the shooting and
the victim was Geo. Kelly,a waiter
at Keiiy's lunch counter. One bnl.
let, q Al calibre. went through his
right leg just below the knee and
another bullet of the same size went
through the leg above the knee.
Neither bullet hit bone or artery.
Immediately after the shooting DIR.
+. b. Payne was summoned and
gave the wounded man proper med
ical attention, after which he was
taken to the home of his brother on
East Seventh street.
Gardner was drinking and had
some trouble with another party
when Kelly interfered to prevent
Gardner from assauiting the other
party, and Gardner then turned ON
Kelly aud they went to fighting. In
the melee Gardner pulled his gun
aud fred FIVE shots, two of which
took effect az heretofore stated.
There were several witnesses TO the
affair. Officer 6. b. Thomson wac
attracted TO the scene OF the shoot.
ing and arrested Gardner aud
locked him up in cell ia the city
Jail. While in there Gardner acted
like crazy man: he bnttrd his
head against the iron bars OF his
cell and threatened 10 kill himself.
In order to pacify him Constable
Moriz Schmidt took him to Column
bus at Midnight aud kept him there
until Sunday morning when he
brought him back to Galena.
Monday morning Gardner was
arraigned before Justice Cullison
to answer to the charge of felonious
assault. His case was set for hear.
ing Tuesday morning at Q o'clock
and bond was placed at 500. which
he gave and was released. lie re-
fused to make any statement today
TO Times reporter concerning the
trouble. II will he some time be.
fore Kelly is able to get out Gale
ma Times.