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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-17
Senator Jones p OsitiOn.

It is pretty sure thing that Sen
ator John P. Jones will be found in
the Republican ranks hereafter,
along with Stewart and others who
are aware of the fact that the only
way to help silver will be through
the Republican party. There is no
longer use in Disgusting the fact
that the Silver party is dead-too
dead to ever be resurrected again,
and two years from now Nevada
will have only the two parties in
the field. 1t is early to make pre-
dictions yet, but it may be depend
ed upon two years hence that Ne
vada will be back in the Republi-
can ranks. The utmost endeavors
of the silver forces this year failed
to keep up the majorities of two
years ago, and hereafter all Repub-
licans who joined the Silver party
on grounds of sentiment will prefer
to work out silver's salvation in the
Republican ranks.-Lyon County
(Nev) Times.
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Notice Of Special Election.

Notice is hereby given that
at the regular October meeting Of
the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Canyon County, to wit: on the Goth day
of October, 1900, 1t was resolved by
said Board in the interest of economy,
and for the public good, to bond the
County of Canyon in the sum Of $685.
10000 for the purpose of paying and
redeeming the outstanding Warrants
Of said County, thereby reducing the
annual interest on said outstanding in
debtedness, and placing the County on
a cash basis, which resolution was duly
entered of record on the Commissions
record on said day; that in pursuance
of said resolution and by order of the
Board, a special election will be held
In said County on Saturday the 9th
day Of December, 1900, between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. M, and o'clock
p. M, of said day, for the purpose of
voting on the following question:
Shall the Board of County Commits
stoners of Canyon County, b. author
lied to issue bonds of said Canyon
County in the sum of $38000O0 for the
purpose of paying for and redeemed
all outstanding valid Warrants now ex-
listing as legal and Just debts against
said County, which Indebtedness eX-
ceeds the income or revenue of said
county for the year 1900, and cause to
be levied annually upon all taxable
property of the County, an addition to
other authorized taxes, q sufficient sum
to pay the interest on all bonds disposed
of, and at least one year before said
bonds become due, and in time to pro-
vide the means for the payment, cause
to be levied a sufficient sum to pay said
bonds as they become due.
Said special election shall be held In
the various precincts at the time here
inbefOre mentioned, at the polling
places hereinafter fixed and designated,
and under the election officers herein
after named:-
East Caldwell Precinct, r. s. Madden,
Clerk, J. M. Patton and T. w. Boone,
Judges; voting place, Court House.
West Caldwell Precinct, e. w. Chinn,
Clerk, +. L. Keller and Julia Cooper,
Judges; voting place City Hall.
Nampa Precinct, Onward King, Clerk,
A. G. Lillard and Frank Owens,
Roswell Precinct, J. M. Meyers,
Clerk, William Parish aud j. "A. Mar
guess, Judges; voting place. School
| House.
Franklin Precinct, G. J. Dobson,
Clerk, G. w. Compton aud Charles
Madden, Judges; voting place, Franklin
School House.
Middleton Precinct, Nellie Master
son, Clerk, John Shaffer and Jacob
PIowhead, Judges; voting place, Koh-
lepp Hall.
Payette Precinct, Gertie Bussey,
Clerk. W. II. PIatt and M. F. Albert,
Judges; voting place, Council Cham
bers.
Lower Boise Precinct, Maud Nit
chell, Clerk, A. H. Stewart and Thos.
Andrews, Judges; voting place, Odd
Fellows Hall.
Stuart Precinct, Pear Fisher, CLERK,
Cash Nichols and Elias Anderson
Judges; voting place, School House.
New Plymouth Precinct, E. Veazy
Clerk, W. &. Johnson and A. y. Rose,
! Judges; voting place, Town Hall.
Emmett Precinct, Minnie Martin
Clerk, c. P.*Bilderback and Ed. HAYES
Judges; voting place. Odd Fellows
EDGAR MEEK,
Clerk of the Board of County Com
missioners. 49, -
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Clippet: Burned.

Last Monday the Office and: plant
of the Boise Clipper was completes
ly destroyed by, fire. =, 1T is quite ia
loss to Mr.. Smith the publisher;
although the plant was insured, it
seems that the premiums had not
been paid up and it is very likely
a total loss. 1t is claimed that it
was the work of incendiaries. Of
course this is altogether possible as
the CLIPPER in many respects was a
warm Sheet" but people generally
do not like to accept this statement
as true without more proof than has
been presented so far. 1t is quite
"a serious loss to the publisher and
his family. :. :..<,>.G -. r. "
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Reception to Sen. shonb.

F. :. b..&A. ~ ..s&ttiss e513iFt&E
The ladies of Boise will give
Senator GeoeIeeShonp a. grand re-
'ception at tie Natatorium Friday
evening, November 93sTo this
feceptionaaI the4tf friends &of Mr..
,sahpoeuRE il, irrespective u party, All;
cordially and earnestly requested to
come. This is,simp1y tosbe a testiG
nlonia1 Of the regard the ladies' of
Boise hold for Senator 'shoup, = and
everybody who can attend should
Do 50: The Senator has, done-sa
good ahanoble work for The people
OF Idaho in the Senate of the Unit
ed States,' and. tl1is'si means
of showing our appreciation. grad !:
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Homedaae School House.

Messrs. Jake Mussell and Martih
Jensen were in the city last Satdr-
day from Homeda1e,.>: The gentle
men were transacting some bust
ness in regard to bonding their
school district. We learn that the
people of Homedale are going to
build fine, up-to-date school
house, and give the children an op.
portunity to receive a good educa.
ton right at home. This is a
commendable spirit, and the people
are to be congratulated. Much 3ol
the credit for this enterprise is due
Mr.. and Mrs. Mussell who have
been untiring in their efforts to
have a frst-c1ass school house ID
Homedale. It's now an assured
fact that they will have one. =
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The Teller Oh ii The Situation

In fusion politics it has always
fallen to the populists to hold the
balance of power. This year is
no exception. The nine populists
votes in the Legislature afe complete
mastersoftthe 1senat6tal fight #
the fusion compact holds Dubois
has only 80 votes three short Of
election. Ifheiwins out it must be
by the populists;:votes. But the fu-
sion compact will not hold. 'Du-
bois will not enter senatorial race
in January with the strength sena.
tor shoup will nord oes he represent
elements likely TO; rhllyito his sup
port. The best analysis of the stu
alton is a long fght;Fa new man,
shoup or a dead lock.-Lewiston
teller.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY TRANSFER
OF REAL ESTATE SHOULD
NOT BE MADE,

In the Probate Court Of the County Of Canyon,
State OF Idaho.
In the Matt0r Of the Estate of WttItom e. Red.
ingtOn, Deceased.
1t appearing to this Court, by the petition this
day presented and filed by lilly B. Redington,
the administrator Of the estate Of William E.
Redlngton, deceased, that 1t is necessary and
for the best interest OF the estate TO transfer the
real property described In said petition and here
matter described, In order to carry out the con-
tract entered into with tine Payette Valley Irriga-
ton 81 Water Power Company, on behalf Of said
estate, as set forth in said petition:
II is therefore ordered that all persons inter-
ested in the estate OF said deceased appear be-
fore the Probate Court on theg27th day of No
Yemher, 1900, at the hour Of ten BsclOck A. NJ
Of said day, at the e8lFtsrOOm Of said court, at
the court house In theGity Of Caldwell, State of
Idaho,1 to show cause why an order should not
be granted to said administrator TO transfer to
The ,Payette Valley Irrigation s. Water Power
Company the following described real estate, to-
wit: The East half OF the Northwest quarter Of
Section twenty seven, township eight north of
range i've west OF Boise Meridian, In Canyon
County, idaho, containing eighty acres.
And that copy of this order be published four
successive weeks in the CALDWELL TRIBUNE, a
newspaper printed and published in said county
H. e. WALLACE,
Judge OF the Probate Court.
Dated October 10, 1900. or MA
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Features Of.lrrig0tiOn.

No view Of irrigation can be ap-
preciative which regards: it as
merely an adjunct for agriculture,
Says William E: smythe in the
November Atlantic. 1t is a So
cial and economic factor in a
much larger way. It not only
makes civilization in the midst of
desolute wastes; it shapes and col
ors that civilization after its own
peculiar design. : 1t fotbids land
nonopoly, because only the small
farm pays when the land must be
artifcia1y watered. BY the same
token il make near neighbors and
high social conditions. It discour-
ages servile labor by developing a
class Of small 1andee proprietors
who work for themselves and little
help beyond that which their own
families supply. x ~ We can ex-
pect no mil1ionairs to grow from
such Surroundings, but neither
should there be any pauperst :.
p There is another influence to ir-
rigation. x x x This is the influence
Whice makes for cooperation. r.
/
rfgation is not and can never be an
individual enterprise. A single
settler cannot turn river to water
his owl patch of land, nor can he
Observation-Disclosures flowing through
q system of canals, X i. y The result
is that cooperation precedes irriga-
ton. 1t also accompanies and fol,
lows irrigation, and is speedily WOW
en- to the entire Industrial and social
fabric Of the cunmunity. In local
tiles which have been longest es
tablished this principle has extend
ed itself TO stores, factories anc
banks. y : + These things will no
] come suddenly TO pass, but they
will come because the condition.
and surroundings of the time ant
place will strongly favor, if not actu
ally compel, the result. Such arr
the hopes of arid America. What
others part of the world offers fair
Ter prospect to mankind?
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MCKINLEY AND ROOSEVELT.
It was q glorious victory!

(, II Was d glorious victory!
A victory for honest money; for
the honor and the impregnable
credit Of the national Government,
for the stability and purity of its
courts, and for the protection Of the
American flag wherever it floats;
q victory for the political principles
that have never led the American
people astray: a victory, in short,
for. the great Republican party and
a complete vindication of the poll
cies that i it has inaugurated and
maintained unflinchingly since the
people last placed it in power.
President Nc inley' S reelection has
for four months been almost a fore
gone conclusion, and the ba1loting
was in a'large sense merely an of
fetal ratification of what had long
been accepted as the popular YER
diet. The voting masses Of the
American people are SO generally
to be depended upon to. stand to-
gether for whatever makes for good
government that it is only under
the most: extraordinary conditions
or. circumstances that popular a.
larm can be raised to the pitch Of
nervous forboding of political evil.
There was the case in 1896. But
the wise administration of public
affairs in the four years following
and popular, experience of all the
blessings that come from a restored
public confidence had SO cemented
voting sentiment throughout the
country that a renewal of that as.
sau1t on American institutions bare.
| " raised a dutter of fear. in 1900.
It was not taken seriously-especial,
| ly as the free silver leader was mani.
testify ashamed to haunt the banner
that four years before had possess.
id a sort of magic to introduce g
ofllowing.
The business public has especia,
cause for rejoicing and gratifca-
ton at this outcome. By it uncer,
tainty is ended, and continuation
of present prosperity is assured
The forces that 'unsettle values,
make trade hesitate and tend to
contract commercial operations ir
their fartherest rami6cations, have
been overwhelmingly defeated ant
are not likely again to become dis
turbing factors in the country
traAic>-ET, 49,. 49,
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Idaho in and for the County
Of Canyon.
Moss Mercantile Company Limited, Plaintiff VS..
L: F. Palmer Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that in the above en-
titled ease Writ of Attachment was issued out
Of this Court against DEPENDENT herein on the eth
day Of November 1900.
EDGAR MEEK,
Clerk
ByJ. P. JOHNSON,
ID Deputy.
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The Hottest Coon in Dixie.

A company of co1ored MINISTRIES
played in Caldwell last Thursday
evening. The performance Thurs
day night was. called The Hottest
Coon in Dixie" and it. wasa good
entertainment. There was lots oi
good singing, good dancing and
good acting. Everybody greatly
enjoyed themselves. The: perfor'
nance was far ahead of the town,
and the Opera House infringement
should be congratulated upon get
ting such performers to our city
The people of Caldwell have an op:
portunity of seeing. better plays
and Shows than any town between
Portland and Salt Lake, =
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The Girl From Chill.

"rhe Girl From Chilli was
plaved at the Caldwell Opera
House last Friday night. 1t was
a farce-comedy and judging from
the amount of laughter and merri-
ment produced it must have given
General satisfaction. 1t was very
f,,rnv throughout and everybody
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land ONCE at Boise City. Idaho

I1hIH ViIlCo ut l1Vlst NIty1 41l14IU 7
Oct. q 1900.
NOTICES hereby given that the fol owing
~ named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the Clerk
of District Court, at Caldwell, Idaho, on De-
cember 10, 1900, viz: Daniel b. LeYaD, HID.
Application No. $3.50 for the M NEL SWA
NEl NWA SEA Sec. 80, Township N. of B
8 West.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz:
Riley Cox, r. l.. Morrow, G. A. Watson and
A. j. Dement,, all of Caldwell Idaho.
Nov. Dec. 8. JAMES KING. Register
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Capt 9. GsDennison N srall known
gu a. over Africa as commander Of the
toEces tnat captured the famous rebel
Gailsne: Under date of Nov. A, 1897,
from sa Vryhnrg, RechIsnaland, he
Wrltes Before starting OH the last
campaign ! bought, IA quality Of
ham6erlain's Collie. Cholera and ,Diar-
rnea Remedy, which I used myself
When troubled with bowel complaint,
and had given to. my men, and In every
case it proved most beneficial !" For
sale by H. D. Blatchley, Druggist.
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FOR SALE.
N lodi

Two Short Horn Bulls. months old,
Registered Stock, best mich strain.
Enquire at Office, Boise & Nampa Can
al. BOISE or Nampa.
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Opening OF |. o. o. F. Lodge.

Parma Nov. 2oth 1900.
For the above occasion an open
rate of one fare for the round trip
is authorized to Parma and return
Tickets on sale Noy. 2sth good
for retun until Nov. goth 1900.
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Sunday and had very pleasant

4 b Z + j. @ q & +. tl-
on account Of the election ex-
element we neglected 10 mention
u our last issue that Mr.. and Mrs
Y w. Bach were in caldwelr 1ast
week.
Van Moore was kicked bv 4
mule, last Monday morning, break
ing MS arm. The injured arm is
improving nicely and will soon be
well again. .,.-...2 :
FOUND-A pocket book near tba
rallroad track. The owner can bsE 4
same by describing article and having
t tor inns notice. The pocket book Ia nj
The butcher shop. '> - 90
Lee CLANCY departed Saturday
morning by stage for Jordan Val.
ley, Oregon. Mr.. Clancy will be-
absent about aweek' visiting friends,
and relatives to be. g. ~, "a S'..'''; NJ y
Mr.. and Mrs. Moon of St. Antho-5
ny were in Caldwell during the
week. Mr.. Moon has a son here
attending the College, and he came
down to see how his son was getting.
along.
The Kraft Clothing 20. have this
Ian Inc largest and best line of top
coIts' over coats and water proof storm
GOATS eVrr displayed in Canyon. county.
Gan and examine them before you pur.
Mr.. A. A. Branthoover Of Pay
cite was in the City Friday. MI.
Branthoover has: been mp to Boise
and was on his way home. He
says every thing is getting along
fine in Payette.
Earl Beatty nephew of Swain
Beatty, of Iowa City, Iowa, has
come out to Caldwell for his health.
Mr.. Beatty will remain during the
winter and next summer when he
will return to his home.
A. K. Steunenberg left Tuesday
evening for St. Anthony. Mr..
Steunenberg is president of the
First National Bank of St. Anthony
and cashier of Commercial Bank at
this place, both of which are we'll
established financial concerns.
Mr.. Henry Price met with quite
a serious accident, Tuesday. He
was riding bucking horse and it
fell with and On him. Although
no bones were broken he was very
badly bruised about the head and
shoulders. He is now able to be
around again.
Isaac Crawford was arrested near
Falk's Store Wednesday for using
obscene language before a lady. He
was brought before Judge Wallace
when jury was empannel1ed, but
the defense considering it unnecess-
airy gave in no evidence. However
Crawford was found guilty of the
charge fined $1,000 and costs. The
case will be appealed to the Dis
trict Court.
Tuesday Nov. E, the Office of the
Weiser Record burned to the
ground. The cause of the fire
seems to be unknown. The proper
ty was valued at about $4,000, on
which there was no insurance so it
was total loss to the publisher.
The Weiser Record and Boise CLIP
Der make two fires that have occurr-
ed in this vicinity during the last
two weeks. Both were very un-
fortunate events.
Chas. E. Pulliam and Miss Eta
Scott procured marriage license
here yesterday afternoon, and i'm
mediate1y after the knot was tied
making them oneby Judge Wallace
It is understood that the Judge
now can tie a matrimonial knot
like a professional, and that thus
far none have ever slipped. The
bride and groom are both well
known and highly respected citizens
of Nampa, and will make that place
their future home.
Tt will not be surprise to any VIII!
l.. Il NT
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Try DR.. buttons plastic gold once.
Everything at a bargain at Askeys'
Take your prescriptions to Blatch-
ley's Drug Store.
See the street parade next Tues
dap afternoon.
Don't miss Steunenberg's line of
winter footwear.
Infants shoes with ankle supporters
at Steunenberg's. Hy
Remember the band, band, BAND,
Tuesday afternoon.
c. B. HURT left last Wednesday
evening for the east. i,
Thos. Nalewaja Of Nampa was
in Caldwell Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Morrison
we're Boise visitors this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Smithson of
Emmett were in town Monday.
David Weir went down to Parma
Saturday returning Sunday night.
Next Tuesday evening see "a
: Breezy Time at the Opera House.
Mrs. Bradley, mother of Mrs. H.
H. Jones was a Boise visitor this
week. ..t"". a.
c. B. Coke Esq, of Payette was
transacting business in Caldwell
last Friday. ~. ~ ,..
MONEY TO LOAN on improved
farms. Inquire of II. A. Grifiths,
Caldwell, Ida. e .%- 80
Everybody should come out
Tuesday night and see "a Breezy
Time" played. - '>.tt
Gov. Steunenberg left. Sunday
for Spokane, Wash, and points in
QOTCQeIu 1OduO.
J. B. Duncan of Jordan Valley
passed through Caldwell Monday
on his way home. ~
No 3 and rs change time Nov.
9Th and are now due and arrive at
Caldwell I. 40 pm.
Mrs. R. H. Hart of Jordan Val
ley has been visiting in Caldwell
during the past week.
For boots, shoes and winter foot wear
the Kraft Clothing Co., have line, at
prices that will interest you.
For the latest, up-to-date clothing
and gents furnishing goods, the Kraft
Clothing Co. leads them all.
Mr.. R. M Gwinn departed for
Chicago Friday evening to attend
the National Irrigation Congress.
Mrs. John Sucker of Nampa
was visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. c. R. Shaw, during the week.
Miss Ida Jones has been teaching
in the school during the past week,
on account of the illness of Miss
Cambell.
G. W. Paul of Riverside was in
Caldwell Wednesday, Everything
down On the Snake is booming, so
Mr.. Paul says.
w. MARR1ED.-Miss Maud Mitchell
? OF Parma to Mr.. Ora L. Clark of
Glenn's Ferry, at the home of the
bride near Parma.
T. J. Smith was in Caldwell
Wednesday to attend the, meeting
OF the Board of Directors of the
Pioneer Irrigation District.
Street parade Tuesday afternoon,
concert in the early evening, and
the play called "a Breezy Time"
will be given Tuesday night.
Geo. Froman is home again from
Alaska. He will remain here dur
ing the winter, and will probably
return to Alaska in the spring.
M. R. Jenkins, chairman of the
democratic County committee, has
Ssosed up shop and sought the Sc
eluslon of his home and family.
Mr.. Claude Snyder drove Mrs
l. A. Brown up to Boise last Sat
ufdaV Thax, 5.o,,o Iooo1r oooi@
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FOR SALE.

d, Buff Cochin chickens-wanted Il
close out-Apply to
-,.-.-----~--. CHAs. w. PINNEY.
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enjoyed good laugh which, com
Ing Immediately after election, was
Used byABritIsh SoIalat,aJ q Il An,

GOOD for every