Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-09
BREVITIES

Mrs. C. II. Packenham 10 sxpsctsd
homo tonight from . three weeks visit
to Hot Lake. Ore.
Rev B. W. Rice Of Caldwell will
preach ut the Wright Congregational
church Sunday evening At 7:Se O'Clock.
The Britannia Mining company Of
Priest River, capitalized for $1,000. 900.
filed articles Of incorporation with
the secretary Of state today.
The art and travel department. Of
tho Columbian club win meet ct the
home Of Mr.. Morrison, 11l state
street. on Monday at 1850 O'Clock.
Tho Randall-Dodd Auto company
has filed suit in the district court
for 800 and interest for supplies and
services said to have been rendered
Charles Paine.
Edward Sullivan, charged with
grand larceny. was arraigned in court
this morning before Judge Mccarthy
and was given another week before
entering his plea
The Twin Falls and Lewiston COM
mercial clubs have sent letters to the
Boise organization promising support
in the fight against the California
quarantine on Idaho alfalfa
An appeal in the case Of the state Of
Idaho against August vogeL convicted
Of grand larceny in Bonneville county,
was filed yesterday in the supreme
court.
Frank b. Johnesss. the we'll known
mining man. leaves tonight for Dem
yer to close UP big deal on Idaho
mining property. He will be away .
week or 10 days.
Fred Bossner. president Of the Boise
Baseball club. left today for Milwau-
kee. where he will attend the session
Of the National Association Of Base
ball Clubs and look after the interests
Of the Tri-State league.
Judgment was granted by Judge
Davis this morning for 3809635 and
$500 attorney fees on $1,000 note made
by Albert Wilson and others to H.
w. F1sch. The foreclosure ON the
mortgage securing the note was also
ordered.
Charlotte Bartlett, secretary Of the
Associated Students Of the high school
has sent letter to r. W. Childs, sec
rotary Of the Boise Commercial club,
thanking the organization for throw
ing open its doors the night Of the re-
ception to the Salt Lake football team.
George Ball has Just completed the
largest map Of Boise in existence. It
shows every street. block, lot, railroad,
street car line. irrigation bitches and
canal and other things of interest and
Is drawn on n scale of 100 feet to the
inch. 1t consists OF 20 sheets Of cloth,
each yard square.
This morning Judge Bower paid into
the county treasury the sum of $3.50
which was the amount of the bond put
up by Archie Mcdonald. who was ar
rested on the charge of larceny from
the person. Fearing to stand trial on
the charge on which strong evidence
was secured. he forfeited the bond.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Hand, Of South
Boise, have received notice that their
son-in-law, Fred A. Britten, of Chi
cago, was elected congressman on the
Republican ticket. Mr.. Britten mar
ried Miss Alma Hand, formerly of
Boise. They will go to Washington,
d. c., early in the spring to reside
during his term Of office.
Otis Roberts. a member Of the firm
Of Roberts Brothers. fell from the de-
livery wagon at Twelfth and Pueblo
streets while loading furniture this
morning and received a badly sprained
ankle as the result of which will prob
ably cause him to go on crutches for
a few weeks. DR.. Allen dressed the
injury and Roberts was taken to his
home at noon.
Both night and day shifts are being
worked by the Idaho Traction COM
pany on the switches, new track and
wire work for the new LOOP. over the
Eighth and Nineteenth street lines
and unless rain interferes with the
crew tonight, the work win be COM
pleted so that the service may be start
ed IN the morning as was formerly an
nounced by the company.
Petitioning for an Injunction. an
appeal was filed in tho supreme court
today from the order Of the district
court for Canyon county in the case Of
w. ]. Colburn against r. b. Wilson.
G. l. spaulding and w. H. Sloan. direc-
tors OF the Emmett Irrigation district
and c. /. Tallmadge. Colburn seeks an
injunction order to restrain the de-
PENDANTS from entering into a further
contract with Tallmadge and to de-
liver Into his possession the head
works Of the canal system.
Notice of appeal to the supreme
court OF the state was given today in
the case Of e. c. 8. Brainard against
the Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph company. The case in
wolves the transactions between the
Mountain States company and tho In
dependent Long Distance Telephone
company and corporate rights said to
be worth nearly Z quarter Of mil
lion dollars. It was tried in the dis
trict court before Judge Davis last
July The appeal was taken by Mar
tin & Cameron. attorneys for the