Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-24
BREVITIES

A gang OF rs laborers left yesterday
for Miner. where they are to be en-
gagged on reclamation works.
Bud" Robinson. the cowboy evarge-
list, will speak to the prisoners VT
the penitentiary this afternoon.
Mrs. Lizzie Frost Of Caldwell spent
daughter, Mrs. George Mitchell.
Mrs. Lee Estes and daughter, Edna
Lee, left yesterday for Columbus.
Ohio, where they win spend the winter.
The Central Auto company yesterday
received a car OF taxi-cabs which will
be put into service as aoon as they are
unloaded.
DR.. Edward Maxey was called to-
Baker City yesterday to consult with
physicians of that city on an extremely
serious case.
DIR. Emily Moshage of Scribner. Neb.,
is visiting az the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustave Kroeger. DIR. Moshage is
much impressed with Idaho and Is
considering locating here.
The Socialist party lyceum will
meet tonight at Z: 80 o'clock in the !. Q.
0. f. hall at Thirteenth and Eastman
streets. An address to which the pub
lie is invited will be given at SIS.
The members or Boise Camp, Royal
Neighbors of America, will go to
Meridian Monday evening to attend the
county meeting of the order. A special
car will leave the Interurban depot at
1880 o'clock.
The apparatus from the central sta
ton was called out yesterday in re-
Spouse to an alarm from Main street.
The cause of the excitement was the
burning out of flue in the Club cafe.
No service wa; needed.
The Security Abstract & Title COM
pany moved yesterday from 40 North
Tenth street to 107 North Tenth in an
elegant suite of offices in the Gem
building, which have been fitted up
with a vault and other conveniences
for its business.
The Edward Stein company Is now
occupying its handsome suite of Of
fices in the Gem building, which have
been completely remodeled during the
past month. The company now has
ground floor and basement offices,
while the fixtures in the suite are equal
to those in a bank.
Poundmaster Mack Gillum had sew
eral dog catchers on the Job yesterday
with the result that 40 CANNES were in
the pound last night, and unless taken
out they will meet ieath tomorrow.
Some of the dogs are fine animals and
anyone wishing a good dog can secure
one by paying the taxes.
The Rev. David H.. Jones announces
that the annual Thanksgiving service
will be held at Christ church. at Fiji
teenth and Ridenbaugh streets, Thurs
day morning at IL o'clock. Special
music will be rendered including duet
by Mrs. r. H. Cost and Mrs. w. L.
Cuddy. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all.
During the past week fully Is China
men have left Boise for their native
land. Nearly ali signified their inten-
ton of returning. Among the number
were two pioneer placer miners of the
Boise basin, both of whom had plenty
of money, and while they declared
their intention OF returning here, it is
believed they are too old to stand the
round trip.
E. H. Hulser, clerk of Camp GIFT,
| Modern Woodmen OF America, received
a letter yesterday from the head
camp informing him that the claim
of $4,000 Insurance for Mrs. Quay
whose husband was killed several
| weeks ago at Rocky Bar, had been al
lowed and the voucher would follow
within a short time. Mr.. Quay was a
member of the organization for Il
years and 9 months and had paid into
the organization $11520.
Charged with larceny from the per-
son upon complaint of Frank Hess, q
| To sfoI
yesterday at the Western roomins
house and 1t is alleged in the complaint
that he stole SIS from Hess, who tool
him in last night and permitted him
to stay with him. Lynch was still il
bed when the officers arrived and took
him in custody. He claims that he Is
innocent and furnished bail in the sum
of $3.50 for his appearance in Judge
Adams court Monday morning
Senator X. I. Perky received tele.
gram yesterday inviting him to address
the American Mining congress which
meets at Spokane on Tuesday Owing
to his departure for Washington OF
the early Monday morning train. thu
senator was obliged to wire his regret.
talthongh he would have liked Yer.
much to have been present as he il
tIdtIlllidT Witu INNING COfiultiOIl
throughout Idaho and Nevada. Thu
congress is to be presided over b,
Governor Shafroth Of Colorado.
There were not enough exits to polio
headquarters in the city hall yesterda,
when a man with well developed cas-
of smallpox came into the place am
. asked for the health officer. II Wake,
the streets all night" he said, land
!, am positive that have the smallpox.
Sergeant O'Connor jumped back ward
while several in the office made break
, for the door. Three struck 1t at tn
. same time and were wedged, but a
got through, with the smallpox patien
next, who was sent in the open all
, and Immediately token to the pes
, house, where he will be treated. Late
the police headquarters was thorough
ly fumigated.
THE Idaho Field" was the genera
| topic of a Home Mission meeting hel
: Friday night at the First Congrega