The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-04-23

a III n u..'sts 49, has gentle disposition
rms latter quality appeals to many who
love fine horses. Crusader has a lone Ana
unbroken lineage and is among the best Il
his class. -
The @. W. Cooper Lumber Ca has on ID
yertisement in this issue. They are offer.
ing the best of screen doors and YOU will
find It profitable to call upon them before
making your purchases.
G I. Hamill is out assessing. He wos
IN last week for a few days and reported
| the county in excellent condition Mr.
Hamill Is one of the best as we'll az ONE Of
the most popular Assessors Canyon county
has ever had =
L. Carpenter of Lemp was in town Sat
ufoay lie says that considerable land in
his section is under water. The Boise river
IN overfiowing its banks is causing a great
damage to some farms, while to Others it
Is giving them q good irrigation.
While engaged in rocking on Elk Creek,
about mile above Idaho City, All Chung,
a Chlnaman, about Is years old, fell into
the stream Sunday and was drowned. His
body was found in whirlpool about 100
yards below where he fell n.-Capital News.
John $. Pinney, manager of the Ameri
can Type Founders Portland house was in
town Wednesday. Mr.. Pinney leaves in
May for New York. where he will make
his future home. Mr.. Pinney has manv
friends among the newspaper fraternity
who will hate to see him leave Portland.
| Mayor-elect T. K. Little informs us that
he is contemplating running up his store
building another story. He evidently has
falth IN the future of Caldwell The ioca-
ton Is one of of the best in the city, and
office rooms above the store would be
quickly taken. 1t is to be hoped that Mr..
Little will build.
Mrs. Geo. A. Springer of Caldwell who
has been i'll Boise at the bedside of her
| father, James J. Burch, for a few DAYS. re.
turned home this afternoon. Mr.. p.1rch
| who is very old man, suffered a stroke of
paralysis on last Wednesday, and though
some better, is still in very dangerous
condition Capital News.
The Salvation Army will hold meetings
IN the Methodist church of this city, Thurs
day and Friday nights of next week, April
% and 90 Adjutant Loney of Boise will
I conduct the services. Mr.. Loney has been
engaged in Salvation Army work the past
Is years, and comes well recommended as
an able and interesting speaker A cor,
dial invitation is extended to all to be
| present at these services.
Asa Bixby was in town the fore part OF
| the week. He was summoned as a Juror
MIR. BiXby recently purchased Messrs
Smith d Fishers general merchandise store
at Middleton. He will assume charge IN
week or ten days. Mr. Fisher goes east
| He will visit the St. Louis exposition anc
Eother eastern cities. The people of Mid
dtet0n are very sorry to lose Mr.. Fisher
Mr.. Smith will remain in Middleton, hav
ing decided to engage in other business.
At the regular election of officers Mon
day night, by the Fire Department the fol
lowing We're elected officers for the ensuing
year: G. W. Gordon, chief; Hy Glenn
assistant chief; c. J. Shorb, secre tary; A
NJ. Cox, treasurer. After the election O
officers was duly and regularly disposed of
it being announced that an 8-gallon k eg O
beer was on ice, the fire boys, with few
exceptions, repaired to the key cache ano
soon had the foaming nectar out of sight
The bawdy houses of Caldwell the past i
months have paid INTO the city treasur,
over $500 which accounts for the greatly in
creased business of the police judge of til
city and made that office coveted pos
ton. Each month the city marshal o
night watch collects $40 from each of tn
beldames and rs from each of the inmate
of those houses, and turns the same owe
to the police judge; whereupon the judg
enters the cases as fines upon his docket
charges the city for each case So, and turn
the fines over to the city treasury. B
this method, the women are protected i
their vocation, the office of police judy
made profitable, and the municipality {
Caldwell is made to share in the fruits [
these womens'' Sins.