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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-12-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Lee Broiller was a Nampa visitor
Sunday.
FURS-Making and repairing, 517
Sixth Ave. 1112-tf
Quality" Bread is the best At
your grocer's. 12l7-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Ross were Boise
visitors Tuesday.
We sell the best $1.0O lantern ever
made.-Ackley's Market. Adv.
Mrs. Harold Williams entertained
the Stickfrau yesterday afternoon.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Forward Club was held Tues
day
Get Quality" Bread at your gro
cers'-made by the City Bakery, Pure
and wholesome. 1217-tf
Lady for pleasant work, salary
guaranteed. Leave name and phone
No. at The Tribune Friday, early.
There are still number of sterling
citizens who believe the proper place
to wear evening clothes is in photo
graph.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Clambey re-
turned home Monday of this week.
Mr.. Clambey from an extended visit
through California and Mrs. Clambey
from an extended visit with relatives
in the east.
Practical presents-the kind you'd
like and the kind that everybody
likes: Electrical Appliances--ranges
percolators, warming pads, coasters
etc. Hundreds of them, all cheap
Electrical Investment Co. Phone II
1917
Try Calumet Baking Powder, Csc
per pound.-Ackley's Market.-Adv
FURS-Making and repairing, 81
Sixth Ave 1l12-ti
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Remember the bazaar at Huston
Friday afternoon and evening of this
week.
Our school will be dismissed next
Wednesday for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Bedford and
children spent Wednesday and Thurs
day shopping in Boise.
Mr.. Hewitt, business man from
the VIM. Hitson home. Mrs. Mark
Corn of Nampa was also Sunday
visitor at the Hitson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davis are
building a coy little residence on
the Smith ranch.
Miss Audrey Nelson and William
Bates were married Wednesday even
ing of last week After a visit with
the groom's parents in Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates will return here
to make their home. The bride and
groom are popular young people and
have the best wishes of ali for a long
and happy married life.
Mrs. w. S. Davis of Fruitland
visited friends and relatives here last
week.
Roy Shelp lost a COW last week
from bloat.
The school children who go in on
the car from here. had an unpleasant
experience when the car run over
the sheep last Thursday morning.
Some of the children were unable to
eat lunch that day.
Mrs. Cory returned Saturday from
Seattle and will continue her visit
with her daughter for some time.
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c. A. could go to this convention, Mr..
H. Miller. Mr.. VIM. Chisholm was
called to his mothers bed side, and
Almo Peterson and Clayton Brown
were called home to attend some
work at home. The Y. M. c. A. con-
vention was a success says Horatio
Miller. A number of the college stu
dents were present at this convention
for their own good but not selected
by the Y. M. c. A. of the college.
The Y. M. c. A. of the college intends
to send at least two delegates 10 the
coast in the spring.
The students at the college witness
ed one of the hardest fought basket
ball games this year between the col
lege departments. The freshmen and
seniors played the sophomores and the
juniors, which resulted in | score If
II to IL. There will be no academic
student on the College of Idaho ms-
ket ball team this year for it is plan
ned to do away with the Props on
athletic teams at the college. The two
teams lined up as follows: Turner,
center; Furgason and Mitchell, gaurd;
Chalfant and Siebenberg, forwards;
for the freshmen and seniors. Sher-
man, center; Fisk and Elhart, for
wards; Waterman and Paine, guards
for the sophomores and juniors The
third and fourth years are expected
to clash after the holidays and real
battle is expected.
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A dog supposed to be infected with
rabies, was killed at the surveyors
camp here Wednesday evening by
one of the men who was in camp.
The meetings held by the Evangel-
ist, Rev. Masters, are very well at
tended and have been held at the /.
0. 0. F. hall for the past week.
E. S. Bass of Portland, is visiting
his cousins, Mrs. Bagley and Mrs.
Corran.
A very delightful affair was the
surprise party given to Miss Anna AL
chenberger on her birthday, Deem
Der 9th, when a number of ladies',
some bringing lunch, took her entire
ly by surprise. Those present we're:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-12-17

Mesdames C. w. Oylear, F. o. Chen
ey, S. P. Baker, w. T. Plowhead, ].
II. Mabee, L. A. Garrison, C. c.
w. D. Robinson, Mabel Crockett. E.
birthday cake made by Mrs. Baker
rison was the lucky winner. All de-
Ply returns of the day.
J. Groves will leave Saturday for
Missouri to attend to business mat
tiers and also for visit with his
mother.
M. w. Corn returned from Boise
Saturday where he has been i'll with
rheumatism for the past month
Hugh Rutledge has recovered suf-
ficiently from his broken leg that he
is able to walk on crutches.
H. F. Zimmerman is suffering great
ly from rheumatism.
Miss Faye Burns is i'll in the Cald-
we'll hospital.
J. H. Moberley is suffering with a
lame back.
Jake Alchenberger returned Satur-
day from Portland.
Warren limpke and wife are down
from Long Valley.
Arthur Manning is being cared for
in the Caldwell hospital
VIM. Wilkins and wife and child
rem who have been living at Meridian
visited friends in Middleton and
Boise last week before leaving for
their new home near Enterprise, Ore
Mrs. Bird Goodwin of Deer Flat
visited friends in Middleton over Sun
day.
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ORDER FOR SALE OF PER
SONAL PROPERTY.

In the Probate Court of the county
of Canyon, State of Idaho, in the mat
ter of the estate of Alice M. Beyer,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition
of Fred T. Boyer, the administrator
of the estate of Alice M. Boyer, de-
ceased, praying for an order to sell
all of the personal property belong
ing to the said estate for the purpose
of paying certain legacies as set out
in the will of said deceased it is or
dered that all persons interested in
said estate appear before the. un-
dersi signed Judge of the Probate Court
of the County of Canyon, State of
Idaho, in the courtroom of said
court at the court house of said coun-
ty on the 22nd day of December, 1915,
at ten o'clock A. M, then and there
to show cause why such order should
not be made.
And it is further ordered that a
copy of this order be published in The
Caldwell Tribune, a newspaper pub
lished in said county, at least 10 days
previous to the 30th day of Deem
Der, 1915.
Dated this 10th day of December
FRANK f. MEEK.
lZl/-Z4 Judge
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IN. Miss Cora Suhlsen visited
Eta Eta Shaffer of Central rslieq p with Mt
y SATURDAY; She also att Hs d[ark ls
at Star Sunday mornin ,sended churcS
Quite number Of
kTJy .ha' Oregon, ,Payette ps sD5 from
;huano, are attending the m naa NOtu,
j F b afIo IN Middleton at the eTlng b,
Mrs. Bert Goodwin Of n
week. Middleton m.
this week. . On the sick IL,
Mrs. Elrod's little o-,u,,
Jennie Baxter, is sufer S;nuoaughte.
on her. lldrner is waitins
their tribute of respect to NY paid
Friday. re'ioWs hall hg
Mr.. Robert Miller of Mjdd,.,
SATURDAY.. =" 'ne Creek last
t.; Key .. Hubert and wife wer. .,,.
Sunday. WV mclhtyre HON,
Mr., Warner Jarvis has r..,,-
MS home home after spending the .u .,S, to
III Grandpa nl Zimmerman is vetv !, !.
ms home west Of Middleton MY Ill at
MTc q Dl.tI. hNh'
list. amps IS on the sick
Mr.. Elisha Koshaba went o..
Caldwell Monday. over to
Mr.. Jas. CLANCY Of Marb,. ;.
Cheney, Friday. '' San
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Mrs. Anna Holland has returned
home after spending month visiting
with friends and relatives in Boise.
Mr.. Chips and wife and Mrs. Hol-
land attended church in Middleton
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Schneck and family returned
to Salt Lake Wednesday. Mr..
Schneck has been farming the San
derson place on Willow Creek. but
finding it too dry for farming has
gone back to their former home.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-12-17

English Ware-Dinner Plates, set
of 6 for 60c Ackley's Market.-Adv.
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For the ladies we are showing all
the latest in boots, including the
Gypsy and the Empire 91a-inch top
button boot. made of Blumenthals
black glazed kid at
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Official Proceedings Of
THE.ClI'Y COUNCIL
COUNCIL CHAMBER

Virginia, Mimi: October Goth, 1915.
Regular meeting Of the City Council
of the City Of Virginia, Minnesota.
Council called to order by the presi
dent.
Roll call.
Present: Aldermen Heritage Harvey
Walsh. Matheson, McGhee, Coffey, Mr
Absent: Aldermen Murray, Lien-2.
Read1ng of minutes of previous meet.
ing.
Moved and supported that the minutes
be approved as read.
Carried.
Alderman Lien takes his seat in the
council.
The clerk stated that this is the date
set In his advertisement to receive pro-
chase the two cylinder gasoline motor
which was formerly on the street flush
ing machine and that on his desk was
one proposal.
Moved and supported that the proposal
In the hands Of the clerk be opened and
read.
Carried.
The proposal was opened and read and
proved to be from M L. Matheson, who
proposed to pay the city $1,000 for the
motor and accessories and the proposal
was accompanied by $500 cash, being
ten per cent Of the amount of the bid.
Alderman Murray takes his seat in the
council.
Moved and supported that the proposal
OF NJ. L. MathesOn to purchase from the
city the two cylinder gasoline motor
which was formerly on the street flush
ing machine, together with accessories,
be accepted and ordered filed and that
resolution be drawn and presented to the
council authorizing the transfer of this
property to Mr.. Matheson.
Carried.
Patrick Sullivan at No. 81 Chestnut
street applied for renewal Of liquor Ii
cense and presented $4,000 surety bond
Moved and supported that the license
be granted, the bond accepted and or
dered filed after being approved by the
mayor and city attorney, and that a
resolution be drawn and presented cover
ing the granting of the license.
Carried.
The president Of the council suspended
the regular order of business and granted
mfttee to report on the matter of GER
tain petition presented to the council
in August, 1915, relative to the extension
of water mains through block 49, Pills
Jury addition.
Chairman Murray Of the water and
light committee reported that at the
meeting of the council at which the
petition was presented the clerk was
instructed to forward the petition to the
water and light commission for nvesti-
cation and to have the petitioners grant
ed water service, and on the 18th Of
September, 1915, a letter was submitted /
to the council by the commission stating /
that the number Of users in block IL
Of this addition would not warrant the !
expenditure according to the charter and
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the communication was then referre
back to the water and light COMMITTEES
Since the last meeting of this council tn
committee held a meeting on this subjec
and Chairman Murray reported that tn
committee reported faTorably 'on. tn
! granting of water service in this bloc
along the same line as was granted t
the petitioners in that same vicinity
! and that the water. and light commits
: sion be instructed to make the extension
as asked for and submit the amount o
| the expense to the council after which
the same will be assessed to the pro
pelty owners benefited.
| Moved and supported that the repor
of the committee be accepted and tn
| recommendation ordered carried out ant
that resolution be drawn and presented
covering the granting of water service
| in block. -, Pillsbury addition, and in
structing the water and light commission
| to proceed with the work.
Carried.
The officers of Greenwood Cemetery as
ISOLATION submitted a detailed report OF
the expenditure Of the last $4,000 which
was granted to this association by the
council for the maintenance Of this GENE.
terry, also letter thanking the council
for the donation.
Moved and supported that the report
be accepted and or6ered filed.
Moved and supported that the health
committee be instructed to make ar
rangements for the proper placing of
garbage cans and the collection of gar
bage in Williams and Ridgewood add-
tons.
The renewal of plate glass policy
covering glass in doors and windows on
the Library building was accepted and
ordered to be attached to the original
policy.
The Dupont Powder company COM
planned of the extremely bad condition
of a. number of places on the road lead
ing from the Eveleth road to Virginia
mine and desired to have the same
graveled this fall so that the. early
spring break up would not make the
traffic impossible
The communication was referred to
the committee on streets.
Frederick Bass submitted report of
his inspection Of the publication plant
on October 10th and the recommended
ferred to the city engineer to be carried
out.
The president stated to the council
that inasmuch as Thos. Gill, J. l.. Merk-
ley and A. B. Iolley had failed to
ment for 1915 improvements within the
time required by the charter that a
for this purpose would me-
cessarily have to be appointed.
Moved ana supported that Thos: Gill;
pointed as commissioners Of appraise-
FOR 1915 improvements
Carried.
The report of the clerk of the munich
pal court for the week ending October
23rd 1916 as approved by the assistant
city attorney, was read. accepted and
ordered filed. /
The report of the chief of police of
arrests in his department for the week
ending October 23rd, 1916 was read, a.
,epted and ordered fled
Property owners In Williams addition
2etitioned the council for water main
extension so that the residents OF :'is
addition could be supplied with city
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water before the winter sets in.
| Moved and supported that the stree
commissioner be instructed to suppl,
the residents of Williams addition Wit
water by means Of using one of tn
sprinkling wagons as often each weel
as necessary, this arrangement bein.
temporary, and that the petition pre-
scented at this meeting be referred t
! the committee on light and water tina
| proper action may be taken after
Carried.
Inc meat inspector submitted his re
port of the inspection of meat markets
hotels, bakeries and groceries and stated
that these institutions were in good con
d1tlon for the week ending October 26th
1915, and that 10 head Of cattle had beer
killed s<at the slaughter house for tvs;
weeks ending the same date.
Moved and supported that the reports
be accepted and ordered filed.
Carried.
Geo. a. Deckert,: through his attorney
D. D. Morgan; notified the council that
he desired damages in the sum of $500
for the damage to his automobile
through the skidding of his machine on
Lake Boulevard on October II. 1915, and
the notice was referred to the city at
torney for investiga ton and report
l.. M. Osborn in a communication de-
sired to have the council release the
security given to the city some time
dSO tIdl CcI Ldfu 6IduluS dIu ultCulHS
would be made in Ridgewood addition,
this security being the deed Of the CITY OF
block 16 of this addition, ana stated that
If the councilmen after investigating the
work were satisfied that he desired to
tie an lana st. to h h Is
Ridge wood addition, be re-conveyed to
L. N. Osborn as the council members
are satisfied with the work which has
been done by Mr.. Osborn, according to
rk~{~ ;~A~ 1@rp
Mr.. Osborn and the council and affect
ing the streets and avenues Of Ridgewood
ad iition.
Carried
t. M. Osborn petitioned the council for
the construction of six foot plank side
walk along the west side of Southern
Drive, beginning at the north line of
far as the south size OF Orchard street
and have the same assessed against the
property benefited
Moved and supported that the petition
be accepted and ordered fled and reso-
luton drawn and presented to the coun-
I'll to conform with the regulations as
in the charter:
Carried.
l.. M. Osborn petitiOned the council
Tor the construction by the city of a
z inch sanitary sewer commencing at
the present end of the Il inch sewer
ABOUT the mlou1e' OF ploCh anu eAIeHu.
ng westerly in the alleys Of block 81
and - and ending at the westerly end
If block II, total distance Of about
100 feet, the contractor to also lay III
The same excavation two inch iron
water pipe connecting with the end OF
he present pipe near the end of the
present sewer and extending westerly
% the west end Of block ~. which pipe
8 now on the ground and which would
,e furnished to the city free Of charge,
hese improvements to be assessed
against the property benefited.
Moved and supported that the petition
# Mr.. Osborn to have certain sanitary
sewer construction made by the city
through certain portions of Ridgewood
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! sioner and that the cost n .of: .ss til,
same be kept by this official and turne<
1 into the city clerk upon completion of thu
work. ,..-- ~ $500 :, 49,
Moved and supported that TIE, Re repor,
OF the COMMITTEES be accepted and thu
recommendation carried OUT: /
The committee on streets reported thai
the water standing on the lot at No, 4a(
Larch street, as complained Of by Frank
Meehan. had been relieved and that the
work was satisfactory to the property
Moved and supported that the report
OF the committee be accepted.
Moved and supported that an additional
$4,000 be granted the 5cemmhtee on ar
the delegates to the third annual con.
>vention of Minnesota Municipalities on
October s0th and list, last, and that a
resolution be authorised to be drawn and
presented covering the expenditure of
this sum.
Carried: 81
Moved and supported that q resolution
be drawn" and presented TO the coun-
Gil In which would be expressed the
thanks Of the council to the Elks Home
company for the use of the Elks Club
and lodge rooms during the recent con-
Xention OF the League OF Minnesota
The committee on city property and
buildings reported that upon investiga-
ton the committee had found that
johnson & Peterson were the lowest
proposers on the furnishing to the city
of coal for the coming winter sea-
son and recommended that this COM
pany' be awarded the contract.
Moved and supported that the report
of the committee be accepted. the pro-
posals ordered filed and that a resolution
be presented to the council accepting
the proposal of Johnson & Peterson to
furnish coal to the city the coming
winter season and authorizing the mayor
and city clerk to enter into contract
for the same.
Carried. ~
Mayor Boylan at this time desired to
thank the other members of the ar
rangement committee for the splendid |
work which they did in carrying to a |
conclusion the recent conven-
lion in this city Of Minnesota officials |
and the city council for their efforts in
every way and attendance by all menu
Ders of the council and doing every |
hing In their power TO make the stay +
N the city pleasant for our visitors.
Moved and supported. that the city
engineer be instructed to make sur
vey of OlcOtt park according to in
,tructions and recommendations of the
park commission and superintendent and
% furnish necessary copies of blue prints
Ind data for this purpose. :,
Carried.
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the City clerk IS authorised ana instruct ia
ed to advertise for proposals for tn
reconstruction of the sewer and that
resolution be drawn and presented coy
ering the transaction and the city en-
specifications for the construction of tn,
work. : >
| Carried. : ~
| Fred Engel, assistant health officer
called the attention Of the council tt
| the poor condition Of the chimney at the
Pest House ana stated that the same
should be rebuilt at once..z IA - .
<Moved and supported that the report
be referred to the committee on city
property and buildings with power to
act.
| Carried
The city engineer submitted to the
council the final estimate, together with
plans and cross sections Of the creosote
block pavement laid the present year
by the Lawrence-McCann company; this
estimate calling for; payment of 81, 81 63.
Moved and supported that the. final
estimate and plans and blue prints 'Of
the street paving the present season.;
laid by Lawrence-McCann company; be
resolution be drawn: ana Presented .au-
thorizfng the payment Of THE final esti-
mate to this firm upon presentation, APP
prevail and acceptance of the mainten-
ance bond in such cases made and pro-
vided according to the contract.
Carried.
Moved and supported that the pay
roll of city officials and appointees for
the month of October and the last two
weeks of October, 1915, be allowed and
ordered paid and the city clerk author
lied to issue warrants in the amounts
as read to the council at this meeting.
Carried.
Moved and supported that the COM
ing and tabulating the assessments for
the 1915 improvements be at the rate of
40 cents per hour.
Carried.
The committee on streets recommended
that an extention of storm sewer be
made along Spruce street to the corner
Of Spruce street and Virginia avenue,
with the six foot storm sewer, and that
the extension be made through the grass
plot. also that an extension of the storm
sewer be made from the east end of
the alley in block 81 south through the
grass plot to the corner of Spruce street
the fire alarm system manho1e at the
corner and then across Cleveland avenue |
from that manhole to drain the manhole |
now being constructed at the southeast
corner of Cleveland avenue anu s-ruce /
street; that the work be done under |
the direction of the street commissioner
by day labor and that an ftemized ac-
count Of the cost of the work be sub |
mitted to the city clerk upon compile
ion of this work.
Moved and supported that the report |
Of the committee be accepted and the
ordered carried out.
Carried. |
The committee on streets recommended
hat ditch be constructed by day labor |
On the west line OF the publication plant
site north to the roadway and extend |
east and west SO that water can not |
The buildings of the publication plant, |
that the work be done by day labor UNI
Ter the direction of the street commits