The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-09
FIRE BREAKS OUT
ON RAILROAD TRINA
An Unusual Incident on the
Boise, NaInpa & 0wyhee
Road.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
NAMPA, Ida, July s.-While the
Murphy train was returning to Nampa
last Monday It caught FIRE about two
miles this side OF Murphy. 1t was ne
cessary TO uncouple the passenger
coaches and return with the rest of the
train in order TO get water to put the
fire out.
George j. Clark and family of Bru-
neau have moved to Nampa and VIII
open up his new store in a short time.
The cable estimates for the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company
have been approved and the work OF
putting all outside wire in cable Will
be started in a week or two.
Nampa is soon to have florist es-
tablshment Louis Poland of Des
Moines, Ia. a nephew of j. w. Cram
ton. Is preparing TO move here to go
into business.
Plans have been completed by Tour
tellotte & Co., architects, for two
story business building, 80 by 80 feet
In size, for ex-Gov. Frank Hunt, to be
built at Emmett. The building will be
faced with pressed brick and cut stone.
The lower story Will be used for store
purposes and the upper floor for offices.
New Brick Block.
The wooden building on the Brandt
property on G street, recently pur-
chased by Attorney Frank Estabrook,
has been moved preparatory to erecting
a two-story brick building on the prop
erty The building Will be 25 by 50
and Will be a handsome addition to
that street.
Charles c.. Deeter and Miss Una
! Madden were married at Caldwell
! Wednesday at the residence OF the
brides brother, Mayor Ross Madden
| The bride has been a teacher in the
Nampa public schools for several years
They Will make their home in Nampa
Bought Fine Property.
The well-known Newell ranch, ad-
Joining Glvens Hot Springs, west OF
! Nampa, on Snake river, has been sole
TO f. w. Pierce. former proprietor OF
the Critic Magazine, at Boise. and eN.
Warden C. S. Perrin, for considera-
ton OF $500. The property is highly
improved and has four artesian well:
that give a constant flow Of water, ont
OF the wells flowing 40 inches con
stantly. An eleyen-room residence wa!
erected q few years ago on the prop
erty for use as a sanitarium, and thu
surrounding grounds are now beauti
fed with lawns. flowers and orna
mental and shade trees making al
ideal home.
Seventeen hundred cars loaded Will
wool, lumber. cattle, etc, passe'
through Nampa last week,
Miss Gladys Tuttle, who is attend
ing Wellesley college. has returned
home to spend her vacation. Miss Tut
tie will graduate next year.
The ]. D. Kaufman farm opposit
the old Jacobsen place, has been pur
chased by John Brandt The plac
comprises sixty acres and was sold 10
$4,000
, Building VIII Proceed.
Several carloads OF pressed brio
have been received recently for tn
Baker and Bumgardner and I, o. o. F
buildings. The Prescott building is de
layed waiting for steel
on the Fourth Nampa royalty enter
tained crowd OF visitors estimated a
fully 5000 and she entertained ther
well. The gatbs of the city were LEI
ajar and the people from every direc
tion swarmed In. The city was turne
over without reserve to the visitors
James H. Hawley Of Boise was tn
orator of the day and the celebratio
, was in every way great success.