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Newspaper

The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1908

Page

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Golden Gate Route Prompts Caldwell Ties and Survey Plans

A Caldwell telegram reports rapid progress on the California Nevada Idaho & Northern railway. Directors adjourn to he elect officers on the 17th. Caldwell to host western offices and a local treasurer and director. Survey teams head from Sheaville toward Jordan Valley and DeLamar to build potential branches. line may reach Homedale by January 1.

Vl. B. R. Place Portland Maine California, Nevada, Idaho & Northern Railway Western Caldwell Western Pacific San Francisco Butte Mont Homedale Sheaville Jordan aViley DeLamar Golden Gate

Payette Boise Government Land League plans options sale

A Payette Boise Government Land League notice from Boise Idaho dated July 10 1908 outlines a July 16 option sale for Payette Boise Water Users Association land via Commercial Club rooms. Dealers must secure options expiring by Feb 1 1909 and list at official forms. Garfield's Boise visit follows with dam inspections and talks on desert land opening.

Payette-Boise Government Land League Boise Payette-Boise Water Users’ Association Commercials Land League Water Users’ Association Idaho Government Project League League Payette- Boise Water Users’ Association H. W. Dorman Garfield Caldwell James KR. Garfield Government Dam Lowell Deer Flat Nampa Mandoka

Compromise marks Democratic national convention

The Caldwell News reports the Democratic convention ended as a compromise from start to finish. The Bryan faction lacked a unified platform with wavering on currency and Mormon questions. Walter and Johnson notes appear, with editorial hints of disputes and a call for verification from F. H. Burroughs at the news office.

Dubois Bryan Walter Johnson Caldwell News F. H. Burroughs

Market Day Dispute With Harness Sold and No Sale

A Market Day controversy involves a harness mislisted at eighteen dollars and a later sale at ten dollars. Rhodes took a ten dollar Erickson harness, while Dorman arranged recovery for the eighteen dollar harness. After the owner learned of the mix up the harness disappeared and Rhodes refused to return it, threatening court. City marshal to enforce returns and weed trash orders with a twenty five dollar fine for noncompliance.

Trader's Day Commercial Club Hagelin Rhodes H. D. Andrews Erickson

Caldwell City Council Votes on Bond Bids and Saloons

The Caldwell city council in regular session rejected two bond bid offers from Trowbridge & Co. and Keene & Co. for lack of certified checks and debated suspending rules to pass an ordinance closing saloons next April. The waterworks panel was authorized to drill an artesian test well, and the clerk was told to seek daily balance deposits from local banks, including the American State Bank. The newly opened American State Bank reported strong first week deposits totaling about $25,000 and praised Caldwell’s growth and community support.

Trowbridge & Co Keene & Co Tom Little Ler Second Ward Boice Little Jones Cupp Miller Simpson American State Bank of Caldwell Priday the Tribune Western National Western National Bank Texas Kentucky Bells G. H. B. Cosby Cosby United States Blackburn The Tribune American State Bank Saratoga Building Main and Seventh Idaho

Fruit grower seeks union join and fruit shipment plan

In Nampa Idaho on July 6 1908 Chas Verheyen writes to H W Dorman Caldwell requesting to join the Boise and Payette Fruit Growers Union. He lists peaches prunes apples and pears for shipment and invites inspection at Mr Mounce s parking shed with a fee and checks to follow.

Mr. Mounce Chas. Verheyen

Bryan and Kern Democratic Nominees Nominated at Denver

William Jennings Bryan of Lincoln Nebraska was nominated for the presidency at the Denver convention. The platform follows a familiar line with tariff reform, campaign finance disclosure, labor and banking reforms, railroad rate regulation, and a general push for civil service enforcement. Arizona and New Mexico statehood, Philippine independence, postal savings banks, and popular election of senators are also endorsed.

William Jennings Bryan Lincoln Nebraska United States Denver National Committee Bryan Johnson Gray Idaho Roosevelt Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Cannon Speaker Cannon Labor Department of Labor Postal Savings Postal Arizona New Mexico Philippines

City Park Ownership and City of Caldwell Dam Plan

Local inquiry challenges rumor that Caldwell Land Company sold 20 acre City Park to George W. Froman amid claims an unrecorded deed exists. Contract shows Land Company agreed to convey to Caldwell in exchange for $1,000 raised for lake creation. funds spent and city in possession, deed delivered but not recorded, possibly misfiled or stolen. City has invested about $700 in improvements, asserting equal citizen rights to the property.

Caldwell Land Company George W. Froman Caldwell Howard Sebree City of Idaho Caldwell Land Company, Ltd W. R. Sebree

Canyon County GOP Calls Primaries for State Convention Delegates

Gowen, chairman of Canyon County Republican Central Committee, issues call for primary elections to nominate delegates to the Boise state convention. Party unity exists, with debate over temperance plank between straight prohibition and local option. Emphasis on nominating strong men to retake U S Senate seat held by Heyburn, aiming for the largest Republican majority in county history.

J. B. Gowen Republican Central Committee Boise W. B. Heyburn United States Senate Canyon County

Awaiting Trial for Check Alteration in Parma Case

Emmett Dewalt of Parma was jailed Thursday and will face examination next Wednesday in Judge Hagelin's court. He allegedly raised a $1.55 check to $55.00 after cashing a $50.00 payment, fled Caldwell, then returned and is now jailed at Sheriff Thorp's hotel. Dewalt has a history of check troubles. The city marshal will check for weed cutting.

Emmett Dewalt Parma Sherif Thorp Dewalt

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