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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-28
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e. BENEFlCI0 OE ELENA OueRO.

La function de anoche, que Sc did
con bastante cOncurrencia, proporcio-
no I'm nuevo triunfo 4 la eminente ar
1sta Elena Quero, & la distinguida y
slmpatica tipIe seflora Prado y 4 los
actores aplaudidlsimos senores Barra-
jon y Nadal
FL programa fuG alterado, por indis-
poslcl0n de la sefIora Ballesteros,
cambiandose La Fiesta az San Ankon
por Mar1 ./uaHa.
La seflora Quero y Ell sef1or Barra-
jon, alcanzaron en- Ell desempeno de
esta obra IN 6xito extraordinario. FL
duo de los Sletemesinos, fuG repetido
tres veces.
La rffrtse della Tore drIOyo. ofre-
clio 4 las sefiCras Ouer6 Y Prado, 4
los sef1ores Nadal, Barraj6n, Suarez,
Vigil y Velez nueva y brillante oca-
sion de cosechar aplausos. El tango
del lapicero que bailaron deliciosa-
mente la Prado. Nadal y Velez, fue
repetldo tres veceS.
Iodos los ntlmeros de m1sica gus
taron mucho y, en- la escena vibrante
del desaf1o de las dos muicres, S0ked
y La 10rre del ORE, recibio una ovacion
la sefiora Quero, muy aplaudlda tam
bien EN- el duo en- la escena final. que
dlJo oberblamente.
La Prado alcanzo I'm nuevo tri1nfo
en- La setora Cabttana. La simpatica
t1ple no ceso de recibir aplausos. El
duo con ell seflor Barraion que estuvo
gracios1simo, fue repetido.
lndudablemente, La seaoya Cabttaua.
es uno de los triunfos legitimos de la
slmpatlca tipie mejicana.
La Duef1o, Suarez, Vigil Velez
secundaron con acierto.
Para maf1ana Sc anuncia e1 benef-
clio de la emlnente tiple Elena Ouer6.
Para atender mejor & los ensayos
de La Patr1a Chsca. exito ruidosfsimo
de los hermanos Quintero estreno
EN- San Juan, ha sido suspendida la
function de hoy.
III cartel que como Sc We es exec
lente 10 completarar La Ftesta de San
Anf6n, encargandose del papel de Fe-
lipa, la primera tiple sefTors Prado, Y
otra obra de exito de la sefiora Ouero.
La de mafiana sera la pen1ltima
function de esta temporada brevfsima
que ha servido para darnos d conocer
artlstas de tanto mGrito como Ia seflo.
ra Quer6 y el maestro Vigil Y nos ha
proporcionado el placer de aplaudir
DC nuevo al popularfsimo actor Juan
Nadal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-28
ID feb|e tIOideQ en- CtQulS
Medidas de precauci6n

Hoy el doctor Manzano, of
|cial de Sanidad de Caguas, ha
lnformado al Superintendent
doctor Vazquez, que el doctor
Gimenez Cruz le ha comunica-
do la existencia de dos casos de
flebre tifoidea en- aquella pobla-
ci0n..
Las personals atacadas son
don Victor Doumont, joven de
23 amos Y la nina Gabriela Gar
c1a Sicardo.
No bay que decir, que Ell doc
tor Vazquez inmediatamente
ha dado las medidas oportunas
para aislar los dos casos, V la
Sanldad de aquel pueblo, traba-
ia con gran cello en- dicho SEN
lido.
Ell doctor Manzano ha pedido
tambien talonarios para regis
trar las intermediates conta-
giosas Y tubos para recoger la
sangre de enfermos sospecho-
SOS.
Nos completeness en- infor-
mar que las autOridades de Ca
guas, tanto municipales como
sanitarias, no descansan IN mo-
mento en- 81 cumplimiento de
Su deber.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-28

La junta djrectiva del ."Circulo de
Recreo de San German y en- su
nombre don Francisco Servera Silva
(Presidente interino) nos ha manda
do una atenta invitacion para el lbaile
de "Azul y Blanco" que celebrara en-
sus salones las 9 de la noche el dia
80 del presente mes.
MCcho le agradecemos la galante
invitaclon y esperamos que el bale
resultara tan brillante como todos los
organizados por dicho Circulo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-28

Correspondence la invitaci6n del
seffor Presidente dc la Sociedad de
Escritores y Arttstas para cue las
gentes de lctras contribuyan con sus
producciones al sostenimiento de Ia
revista LrYgaeteS, mientras dure la en-
fermedad de su director el sei1or An
gelis, SC han recibido y siguen lie
gando tarjetas, cartas telegramaS
de toda Ia isla. Ia prensa en- general
acogio con simpatfa la idea, Y sus
hombres han sido los primeros EN-
ofrecer su concurso. Algunas damas
ofreceu tambi6n su cooperation lite
raria para esta .obra fraternal.
Hoy ha lido 4 Cataf1o el seflor Fer
nandez Juncos para acordar con e1
enfermo los medios de que reviva
Cervuntes. v entregarle un diner0
enviado poi don Carlos Armstrong, dc
Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-28
Los baioS de CoanlO

Sc encuentra concurridfsimo este
acreditado balneario, por personals de
Ia nejor sociedad de la isla
Los excelentes res1ltados que dichas
aguas vienen daudo en- diversas do
lencias y la actividad y cello de su pro,
p'etario don Juan Boix, hacen acreedor
ell establecimiento 4 la justa fama que
tiene adquirida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-28
Don MIGUEL Ferris

Este acreditado comerciante,
de San Pedro de Macoris, ha
llegado d San Juan. procedente
de la vecina Republica, Y per
manecera aqui una breve tenn
porada.
FL senior Ferris nos ha dispen-
sado atenta vista, Y q ella
correspondence deseandole en-
San uan grata permanencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-28
Ia circular d los jueces.

Hoy nos la rogado el Attorney pc
neral que informaramos para conoci~
mieuto dc los jueceS de las Cortes de
Distrito, que en- uno de estos dfas
de Ia semana que transcurre. Sc re-
mitira 4 dichos jueces Ia circular So
bre el juego- Tambi&n Informs acer~
Ca de las vacantes cubiertas mona bran
dose al Secretario de la Corte Munich
pal de Salinas y al Juez de Paz de
Patillas, cuyos nombres publicomos
EN- otro Sitio de este diario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-28
Ell yiaje de Mr.. Post.

Mal1ana 4 las dos de la tarde se
embarca Mr.. Post EN- el corre0 Phi
ladelhia" para los Estados Unidos.
Permanecera fuera de la isla seis
semanas. Durante este tempo vista
RI Jamestown, donde es probable Sc
celebre la Asamblea de Gobernadores
invitados por Ell Presidente Roose-
welt, para tratar asuntos importantes.
El gobernador saldra de Nueva
York el 20 de Junio. regresando ell
rs del miSm0 mes, Durante la per-
manencia del gobernador Sc hara car
go lnterlnamente de su puesto Il Sc
cretario de Puerto Rico Mr.. Willoug-
.hby. Hoy estuvieron c0nferenciando
con el gobernante los sehores Camu~
rlas Y Bl0ndet,
Al abandonar los reporters la of
Gina entraba el Attornel General Mr.
HOyt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-28
N0(1a del d]5a

Roosevelt esta derrotado tam
bien en- ell Senado. a donde acu-
dio en- apelaci6n del fracaso ST.
frido en- la Camara baja.
Tampoco son partidarios los
graves senOres de IA Camara
alta Dc que Sc alarme al mundo
con un alarde de fuerza como
pretendia Mr.. Roosevelt.
De cuatrO acorazados que pc.
dia el presidente, las Camaras
le han concedido dos, unica-
mente dos, la mitad de la fuer-
"a conque el jefe nacional pen
saba aumentar la va considera-
bic escuadra de la Republica.
Roosevelt que es hombre de
inteligencia clara, habra COM
prendido, de seguro, 10 que quie-
re decir el aCnerdO Conque han
procedido ambas Camaras le-
gislativas, sanCionand0 la una,
la labor de la otra y stable
ciendo ambas por igual. que
es indispensable mermar los i'm
petus del imperialismo, reducir
d Ia mitad Ia ostentaCi0n de
fuerzas que Sc hace; procurar
porque no Sc lance la Naci0n
por ell camino peligroso EN- que
la van preCipitando los torpes
desvios de la senda democratic
ca, de la paZ V la ammonia con
todOs, a cuyo amparo Creci0 V
Sc desarroll0 la gran Republica
del N0rte.
Retleja el acuerdo terminante
y expressive del Congreso Y el
Senado norteamericanos, que
late y Sc manifesto IN estadO
de opinion prOntO { definirse V
cOntrariO en- absolute q esOs ex-
temporaneOs alardes brutales,
q esOs amagOs amenazantes de
una acOmetividad peligrosa, V
adversarlO decididO Y en6rgico
de cuantO Sc aparta de manera
eontumaz de la sana tradici6n
nOrteamericana.
81; Ell acto del Congreso V el
Senado, unidos, dice bien claro
cual es Ell criterio nacional So
bre las belicosas y jupiterescas
aptitudeS de Roosevelt.
Sc ln1Cla I'm retOrnO salvador
Y neCesario al camino tranquilo,
en- hOra lamenta ole abandonado.
SOhre los arrestos forzOsa-
mente pasajeros de I'm impe-
rialismo que ha traido Y traera
muchos dias de dOlOr q la Re
p1bliCa, sc impone Ell imperio
del buen sentido que no Sc deja
fascinar por ell brillo fugaz de
oropel de faciles conquistas Y
de triunfos sin gloria, consegui-
dos, sin embargo. a fuerza de
sacrihcios enormes y d expen-
sas de penosisimos desembolsos,
a los que el sentido practice
americana recobrando su domi-
Mo, ha comenzado a poner I'm
dique.
Fl imperialismo decae, pierde
terrenO en- Norteamerica.
Los organismos popnlares. los
que representa- directamente
la opinion nacional, han dado
en- estos dias dos e1ocuentes
demostraciones de que no les
entusiasman las aposturas be
licas, los gestos magnfficos que
arrebataban no hace mucho, Y
excitaban los delirios de con-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-28
El RENomBRaoo QulRoMaaTlc0 HINDU

abrira sus salones para el estudio
y practica de las Ciencia Ocultas Y
la lectura dc las lfneas de Ia palma
de La mano, EN- La casa ndmero Id
calfe de Ia Tanca, el microbes dfa
20 dc Abril.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-28
Mr.. Dexter, satisiecll0.

Ell Comisionado de instruction ncS
ha manifestado esta maf5ana que es-
taba Satisfech0 de Ia information del
BoLErtN publIcad3 aver en- esta mis-
ma seccion, y que NADIA ina dc anadir
sohre el asunto que motive la inter
peIael0n de nuestro redactor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-28
|1|O[n0CI6n Ge1e[1 dG|GohaT0
La entrevista con Mr.. Post.

Los redactores visitaron hoy como
de costumbre al goberaador Mr.. Post.
Ustedes So aben-dijo-que esta tar
de Sc reune la Comisi6n que ha Gle Ill
timar los pormenores de las fiestas
de Juan Ponce de Leon.
A proposito de las festas nuestro
|redactor hizo notar una omission.
FL seflor Fernandez Juncos, Presi-
|dente de La Sociedad de Escritores
Artistas, por olvido no fu6 invitado
a la reunion aver tarde Y nuestro re-
dactor ST.. Dalmau llam6, con ell de-
oido respeto, la atenci6u del gober-
|nante.
Mr.. Post expuso Ia necesidad de
qne ell seflor Ferns ndez Juncos con-
curriera al acto, y dirigendose 4 los
Seres. de la prensa les dijo, POGO mas
8 menos: Me allegro de su advertencia,
pero el ST.. Fernandez Juncos, no fue
|invltado por IN descujdo; adenas ig-
noraba que fuese presidente de In
Association de Escritores Y Artistas.
Mr.. Post entonces recomend6 4
nuestro redactor que invitase en- su
nombre al sehor Fernandez Tuncos
como 10 hizo los pocos momentoS
al salir de las ohcinas del gobernador.
En- otra serie de asuntos, Mr.. Post
|expuso que habfa recibido IN cable
|notihc&ndole la de.enci6n del anne
ricano Paul D. Mawkins, Quieu fu6
arrestado al desembarcar en- Nueva
York, en- el vapor "Coamo."
I'll gobernador orden6 eI arresto por
recommendation del attorney general
4 solicitud del fiscal de Ia Corte de
Distrito de Mayaguez.
Sobre dicho hecho nada conoce e.
gobernador.
Como habiamos indicado. aver Sc
reuni6 la Comisi6n de la policia in
sular. Sc trataron varios asuntos,
entire ellos, Ell nuevo armamento de
revolvers Polls que usa1aR los policfas
" las slllas de montar para los guar
dlas que hacen Ell servicio en- In isla.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-24

Hon. d. c. McDougal, Republican
candidate for attorney general, has
not had an opportunity of meeting
many of the people of Canyon county.
However, he is an attorney of dis
tinction in the southern part of the
state. He came to Idaho many years
ago, and has been frequently mention
ed as possible candidate for attor-
ney general and district judge of the
fifth judicial district He is a lawyer
of ability and man of integrity. He
is probably the ablest man who has
ever been nominated for attorney
general Of the state of Idaho The
Tribune urges it's readers to support
Mr.. McDougall. His opponent, Hon.
Frank Moore, is a good man, but he
does not compare with McDougall, Ell
Their as lawyer or a man.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-24

limelight, but rather the reverse, and
many matters of public welfare with
which it has not been known he was
interested have owed their success to
his energy and faithful work. Neither
has it been his policy to take up solely
with but the larger improvements of
the community, and nothing, no mat
ter how insignificant that went for a
better town or betterment of condi-
lions but what has received his hear
ty support. AS president of the Com
mercial club he has at all times DEM
onstrated his ability in handling pub
lie affairs in a manner that always
reaped for the community the largest
measure of success possible. AS an
instance of what some might call triv-
ial affairs it is almost solely and
wholly due to his efforts that the Or
ganization of the Commercial club
band was effected. This with many
other matters of minor Importance
could be mentioned and have all gone
toward making Payette a better and
more enjoyable city in which to reside,
have been largely due to his public
spirit and desire for civic improve
ment.
Knowing their citizen as they do
the people of Payette have no hest
fancy in endorsing him to the people
of Canyon county as a candidate for
senatorial honors. There is no ques-
ton or doubt in their minds as to
the record he will make in the state
legislative body. 1t will be clean, pro-
gressive and honorable and everything
that goes for good government and
improvement will find in him a faith
full advocate.-Payette Enterprise.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-24
Well, 'sThat Do Settle it!"

Canyon County's own and only ]. l..
Seawell has been giving the Capital
News dose of hot air. Seawell in
forms the verdant Boise paper that he
has been to Bridgeport, Conn. and that
Bryan will carry in addition to the
solid south, Kentucky, Maryland, New
York, Indiana, Nebraska, Colorado and
has more than a fighting chance in
West Virginia, Illinois, Kansas, Mon
tana and the Dakotas. 1t is quite evil
dent that the Payette man has lost
none of gall, or improved in his judg-
ment.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-24
Democratic Charge.

The Caldwell News in it's last issue
stated that Mr. Frank M. Breshears,
the Republican candidate for sheriff
was once on the bond of the Saratoga
Hotel company. This company runs
bar in connection with the hotel,
and consequently needed bondsmen.
The company, knowing Mr.. Breshears
came to him as friend. and as a
friend he went on their bond. The
Saratoga Hotel is owned, operated and
controlled by Democrats. Mr.. Howard
Sebree is the chief owner of that in
stitution. He is and always has been
a Democrat. To charge him with be-
ing Democrat is the worst thing that
any man can say against Howard Sc
blee. If the Democrats of Canyon
county are ashamed of the Sebree fam
lily, the Republicans will take them.
Mr.. Breshears does not deny being on
the bond. However he is not now
and never has been interested in
saloon. Can his Democratic oppo-
nent say as much? In comparison as
to saloon habits the people of Canyon
county can decide. All we care to say
is that Mr.. Breshears' record is open
to ALL
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-24

c. c. Tobias, the hot air artist auc-
tioneer has decided to locate in Cald-
we'll. Mr.. Tobias has one of the finest
collection of animal heads in the Uni
ted States. In the collection there are
specimens from all parts of the world
some of which he values very high.
Among the number is that of a lion
cub that was only twelve hours old
when it died. The animal was born
at HALEY and Mr. Tobias bought the
remains and has the head mounted.
He considers it one of his most val
liable specimens in his collection.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-24

No candidate could stand in a better
light or with better record behind
him than does B. P. Shawhan the Re-
publican candidate for state senator.
His residence in Payette covers per-
tod of years which has seen Payette
grow from an insignificant village to
one of the most promising cities in
southern Idaho, and the sage brush
tracts develope from barren wastes
into productive farms and orchards
and during all this time he has ever
been found in the progressive van of
those who were devoting their energy
to the upbuilding of this community.
During all these years of contact with
the people of this section he has prov
en- himself to be man of large ideas
and mature Judgment, with a DISPOSE
ton to sift every problem thoroughly
before venturing, but when once con-
vinced of the wisdom of any partic-
ular project an indefatigable worker,
and above all man who would stand
squarely upon his convictions and
meet any opposition out in the open
fairly and honestly.
To those who have the local option
issue at heart there can be no ques-
ton as to Mr.. Shawhan's attitude, as
years ago when general manager of
the New Plymouth Colonization COM
pany and during it's organization he
caused to be inserted in the deeds is
sued for the sale of land clause pro-
hibiting the sale of intoxicating Ii
quors on any tract of ground covered
by those deeds
1t is typical of this man that his an
nouncement card containing those
things for which he stood should not
need to be amended or changed in any
particular but should so meet the ap-
probation of his party as to secure
his unanimous nomination.
In Payette he has the reputation
of being a man who pays close at
tention to trifles, and those who re-
alize that the big things of life are
made up of what at the start are ap-
parently trifles are all we'll content to
entrust to him the duties that fall
upon state senator, knowing that at
his hands the manifest interests of the
largest majority will receive just, hon
est and Conscientious consideration
and that no plank of his party's plat
form upon which he stands will ever
be repudiated by him.
AS public worker it has never
been his disposition to pose in the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-24
State Treasurer Hastings Offers q
Reward,


100000 Reward-The man who
says there is one nickle short in my
cash account, or any discrepancy in
the same, is a LIAR, and l will give
$500 to Mayor Haines to be expended
in charity in the city of Boise, and
$500 to John F. Nugent for the Dem
ocratic campaign fund if there is a
nickle wrong in my cash, and cheer
fully invite any committee of citizens,
labor unions or civic organizations to
inspect my books. Every dollar is
accounted for in perfect shape, not
withstanding any statement which the
Statesmen or men of their ilk may
make.-C. A. HASTINGS, State Treas
urer of Idaho.
The scurrilous attacks of the
have been of such a detestable char
acter that no decent paper would be
guilty of quoting them. If Mr.. Has
tings is short in his accounts why
don't the Statesman say so openly and
not be content to insinuate and use
just such language as will keep the
paper within the pale of the law. The
Statesman knows that it is uttering a
lie when it intimates that there is a
shortage in the treasurer's accounts
and gloats over the fact that it is
fooling some of it's readers, which it
is. There is not the least doubt but
that there are some who are not &C
quainted with the underhanded meth
DDS of the gang, who honestly believe
that c. A. Hastings is short in his &C
counts. To those the Tribune would
say, read the above reward, and then
ask the Statesman to make good or
utter the truth
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-24

Got anything to sell:-Give it to
Murphy. He can sell it for you if
anybody can. His firm does a straight
commission business. If you list your
property for $1,000 that's the price
they sell 1t for. They have inquiries
nearly every day for houses to rent.
They can't get more than the house is
worth, but give it to them at the right
price, and they will find you a tenant,
A. L. Murphy & Co., next door to the
Post ONCE.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-24
Answered the Summons.

The death of Grandma Fahy occur.
red on Wednesday, the 21st, at the
Fahy residence in this city, at the age
Of SO years. Mrs. Fahy was one of the
| Oldest residents of Caldwell, coming
here in 1885 and has continuously re.
sided in this city and to the time of her
death.
Grandma Fahy was born at Roscom-
mon, Ireland, in 1909. Her maiden
name was Bedelia Higgins, her par
ents being of the wealthy class of her
native country. She was raised in
the lap of luxury having every desire
satisfied with servants to obey her
every command and up to her last
moments it was her habit to COM
mand and not to request. Her hus-
band was below her station in social
life and after her marriage she be-
came estranged from her family. In
1852 Mr.. and Mrs. Fahy emigrated to
America landing at New York and
eventually locating at Rome, New
York, where her husband died. Mrs.
Fahy came to Idaho in 1885 where
two of her sons, Christopher and P. j.
had located. She lived with Chris"
during all her residence in this city,
and at the time of his death, he made
ample provisions for her during the
remainder of her life. She retained
her faculties up to within a few hours
of her death. She delighted to tell
about seeing Queen Victoria soon af-
ter her coronation at the time the
queen visited Dublin.
There remains to mourn her de-
parture two sons, P. j. and Joseph
Fahy and one daughter, Mrs. Bedelia
Gilgan, the latter residing at Rome,
New York; P. ]. at Middleton and Joe
is in Nevada. Two of her grand
daughters, Martha Gilgan and Annie
| Mckenzie, were with her and have
been for number of years. In fact
Martha has had the care of her grand
mother for several years. The funeral
| services were held at the Catholic
church in this city yesterday at 1890
a, m. Rev, Father Dyer officiated. The
remains were inferred in Canyon Hill
cemetery
In the death of Mrs. Fahy another
of the pioneers of Caldwell has gone
to her reward The Tribune on behalf
of the many friends of the family ex-
tend their sympathies to the family
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-24

Judge H. T. West of Greeley, Colo.
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. E
Gipson and family in this city. Judge
West was one of the committee OF
three who located the town of Greeley
and has been president of the Greeley
Union colony for over 40 years. He
celebrated his saith birthday last Mon
day in this city. Judge West is as
spry as man of so and bids fair to
celebrate many future birthdays.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-24

]. S. Bronson Of Colorado Springs
left Wednesday for his home. Mr.
Bronson has been visiting in this sec
ton of country for two weeks and is
we'll pleased with the country, SO
much so in fact that he has bought
land here and will move his family
In the spring. His business is that
of preparing horseradish for market
and he expects to continue the busi-
ness here when he returns in the
spring. At his present location he is
compelled to buy the roots while here
he expects to grow his own stock.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-24

A. E. Plummer had six cans of oys-
ters stolen Wednesday night. They
were setting on the outside of his
candy store and were taken about nine
O'Clock. 1t is supposed that they were
taken by couple of boys. Detective
Hodson is working up the case and
will doubtless land his criminals.