The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-11-07
INTERESTING FACTS
GATHERED FROM THE
OLD TRIBUNE FILES
POLICE COURT.
Judge Beatty and Disturbers of the
Peace Have Busy
Time.

Peace Have Busy
Time.
On the 2lst inst Edward Moran was
brought before his honor on a charge
of drunk and disorderly. Fined $500
and costs, and as he thought he had
had about that much fun, he paid the
fine and was discharged,
Next day was one continual round
of pleasure and lead off by Mr.. Peter
Fraley being brought before the bar
on charge of vagrancy. The Judge
let him down for $500 and costs. but
as he was out of job for the present,
he put in two days and half on the
streets, for the benefit of the comm on
wealth.
By this time Mr.. Moran had become
tired of the dull monotony of life. and
appeared before the court again &C
companied by Marshal Galloway by
way of diversion. Plead guilty to a
plain drunk, and the Judge by wav of
accommodation asked for contribu-
ton of $1,000 and costs toward a
good cause. Mr. Moran regretted that
ne mad not that amount on his per-
son, and cheerfully went to the jug
tive days tor recreation and reflection.
Mr.. 0. G. McCauley took the chair
vacated by the penitent Moran, and
plead guilty to plain drunk in a most
artistic manner. The Judges strong
point of impartiality, and Mac was
given the privilege of dropping $500
in the slot or see the Jail door work.
He chose the former and was dis
charged.
On the next ray his honor was al
lowed to rest, but on the 24th Mr..
James Collins appeared to speak his
little piece. He admitted that Cald :
we'll whisky got the better of him, and
took two days on bread and water in
the cooler as constitutional.
On Sunday Mr.. Seymour and Mr.
Stair were up to answer for disturbing
the peace. Mr.. Seymour paid $1,000
and costs for his little fun, while Mr..
Stair contributed $500 for the same
worthy object.
Chas. Wilson and James Carr were
then brought in on general suspicion,
and after being star boarders at land
lord Calloway's One Price Restaurant
tor two days were turned loose and
ordered to leave town.
Robert Lee Patterson was the next
patriot to fall in line, and is doing two
days and half in the bastile for the
luxury of disorderly drunk.
Henry Shear was next in line and
contributed $500 and costs to buy oil
to keep the machinery of his honor's
court running smoothly.
The four BIS - Boise Baseball
Bluffers-don't seem to want to play
as bad as they did. Caldwell did not
want to play any more this season, but
when Boise put glazing challenge in
their paper to play for 500, the Cald-
well boys promptly raised them to
$zSOO. This so completely shut them
out, that Our boys came down to $500,
and sent man to Boise with the
money in his pocket. Then the four
BIS concluded they could not play I'M
less their expenses were paid. Our
boys are Disguised and will pay no
more attention to their cracks.
Mrs. H. N. Cakes and Mrs. Robt. E.
Miller gave a reception at Mrs. Cakes
residence Thursday evening in honor
OF Mr. r. w. Cakes and his charming
bride. From 9 to II o'clock the many
friends of the young couple thronged
to offer their congratulations. Re-
freshments were served during the en-
THE evening.
Hank Williams laid a proposition to
build a road to Long Valley before
the board of Trade this week but
nothing was done in the matter.
10 ca;1 kh,<
three story brick hotel in the spring.
There is nothing needed so badly and
we hope the rumor is founded on a
rock foundation.
John Jennings, the man who shot
and killed Ross Hutchins near Hunter
Ada county, on the 18th inst. has been
held without bail, on the charge of
murder. Messrs. Nugent and Hayes,
the newly elected district judge and
district attorney are already con-
fronted with the task of trying a man
on charge of murder in their dis
trict.
The Oregon Pacific has passed into
the hands of receiver. This would
seem to settle all hopes for railroad
from that direction.
DR.. Isham is beginning to move his
drug store into his new quarters. He
has handsome store.
The Tribune's new press arrived
terdaioy- When in the course of hum
Yesterday and is being set up at the
present time.
We took a last long, lingering look
NJ the old Wash;n ntan had a.ass