The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-01-11
PERSONAL and SOCIAL

All toVh
Dick Graves of New Plymouth was
in own this week.
Some of the new books for the
Public Library are now on the
shelves.
Highest market for all kinds Of
grain in bulk.
CALDWELL FORWARDING CO.
w. E. Woods and City Marshal H.
M. Maxey will leave for Portland in
a few days
A great many of the new books
for the Public Library have arrived
and are now on the shelves.
Boise residence to exchange for
Caldwell property. See
]. S. HARRINGTON.
Judge Bryan of the District Court
went to Weiser on Wednesday to
preside at the Jackson Day banquet
that the local Democrats gave
Monday Mayor Smith granted re-
newal of license to all four of the
saloons. This, under the new ordi-
nance, brings $1,000 into the city
treasury.
To-day is the last day for filing
bills against the County with the
County clerk, as the Commissioners
meet Monday morning, January the
thirteenth.
Judge E. A. Walters of the Fourth
Judicial District presided in court
on Thursday. AS Judge Bryan had
been consulted in the case of Stevens
VS.. Stevens before his election, he
was not competent to sit.
When you repaint the running
gear of your buggy do it with alumni
mum paint. A local liveryman says
it is the only thing he has found that
will stand the alkali. N. B. This
is hint, not an ad.
Four cars of household goods ar
rived in Caldwell Saturday. The
streams of immigrants are just com
mencing to arrive and this section OF
the country is reaping the reward
for the extensive advertising which
the Commercial Club has been doinl
the last six months.
At the Opera House Wednesda!
evening DR.. John Merritte Driver de
livered his lecture America Facing
the Far East All who ATTENDED
were charmed by his eloquence AM
logic. 1t is hoped that the docto
will revisit Caldwell at some earl
date. The house was crowded an
continued bursts of applause inter
rupted the speaker and punctuate
his most telling points.
A man named Edison was fine
$500 and costs in Justice Shorb
court on Monday, for using profan
language on streets. Not havin
any money he was obliged to wor
on the street, but being an accom-
modating cuss he said that thel
was no need of the police caring fC
him. He boarded himself and too
himself to work each morning, wa
ched himself that he did the wor
we'll and reported to the oversee
when the work was done. All tn
without a guard. Verify, the mi
lenium approached.
Abe Waltrod was fined $500 ar
costs In Justice Shorb's court Tue
day. He was accused of fighting an
while the evidence clearly proved tn
he fought in self-defense. yet the
dinance prohibits all fighting, al
the fine was administered We u
derstand that Mayor Smith has sin
RENTED the fine. A prominent {
torney said that as the ordinance M
stands, II you are attacked and k
your assailant In self-defense, you
free, but II you merely hammer h
mildly to teach him better. You
yourself open to a fine for fghtli
The Library committee desired
give Donation Book Reception
the Club voted to aid In this matt
bags were to be printed and the to
canvassed and each person receiv'
bag was expected to put In II
book and bring them both to
Public Library on the date prin
on the bag when ladies from
Club would be there to receive tn
and thank them for their donati
In this way the ladies hoped not n
to acquire some books for the libr'
but also to make the people of Ca
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