Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-18
BREvTIES

Mrs. J. w. Slick lett this morning
for Salt Lake, where she viii spend q
few days, returning BY auto.
Miss Mary Flanagan Of Montpelier IL
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. D. c.
O'Brien Of South Eleventh street.
At Christ church rectory last night
at 8: 80 o'clock, Rev. D. H. Jones united
in marriage Frank Daily and Miss
Nellie M. Reed. both Of Nampa
The Columbian club will hold its reg
ular social meeting tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 In the Columbian club
house at Ninth and Franklin streets.
]. M. Harbert closed deal today
selling from L. L. Folsom lot /. block
10. McCarty addition, at Eighteenth
and Idaho streets. to Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer Long. for $500.
Mrs. Ed Curtis left last night for
North Yakima to Join her husband.
who recently entered the employ Of a
large horticultural concern near that
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis formerly
lived at Ustick.
The Edward stein company last
night closed deal selling 3-room
residence in Stems subdivision on the
bench to Ernest Nunlist, recently Of
Idaho Falls, for $1100. The property
was purchased for a home.
Notary commissions have been is
sued from the governors office to the
following: Arthur X. Bowden, Sand
point; F. NJ. Cakes, Rogerson; l.. b.
Brush, Richfield: George w. Harvey,
Occur d'Alene; P. H. Brown. Boise !;
John I. Smith. Oakley.
Herman D. Taylor Of Standpoint, Re-
publican candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor. is in the city today He will
leave tonight for Salt Lake and then
start an itinerary under the auspices
Of the state committee in southern
Idaho.
A o. Rowe, Rock Island passenger
agent. La Sale street station, Chicago
who has been in San Francisco for the
road with which he is employed.
stopped off here yesterday while en-
route east. to spend several days visit
ing his father. General A. NJ. Rowe.
Professor Ramage, who yesterday
stole pair of spectacles from Jerry
Jones, was today sentenced to five da Us
in the county jail by Judge Adams
Professor Ramage pleaded to being un-
accountable because Of being drunk.
and with tears streaming down his face
asked the court to be lenient with him
John Christy, who was arrested last
week at the fair grounds ON the charge
of attempted larceny from the person
upon complaint of John Breshears, was
dismissed by Judge Bower today upon
motion Of Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Coffin, who did not believe the evidences
would warrant a preliminary examina :
ton
James DAILY. who WAS arrested We'd
nesday upon complaint of r. r. Thorn
ton on the charge of larceny of dia-
mond pin, was dismissed this morning
by Judge Bower. Daily was arrested
upon suspicion and an investigation
showed that he was not implicated in
the theft.
Mrs. N. C. Manley. who has been
visiting relatives at New York for the
past month. arrived in Boise yester-
day and will spend week or 10 days
here looking after her interests and
will then go to Salt Lake to Join her
husband, who is in the employ of the
Oregon Short Line as a craftsman in
the engineering department.
Appeal was filed today in the SUI
preme court in the case of Hugh Cra-
mer versus l. w. Walker, appealed
from the fourth judicial district for
Blaine county. The litigation involves
lot 9. block 20, in the city of HALEY. TO
which Cramer claims title, and asks
damages to the amount of 800 al
legged due from Walker for unlawfully
holding the property.
Bert Breniger appeared in the dis
trict court this afternoon to plead not
guilty to an indictment charging him
with keeping and maintaining a nuis-
ance at his road house The charge is
based under the new Indictment re-
turned by the grand jury after the
court had Quashed the first one charg-
ing the same offense. The indictment
at that time was quashed on technical
grounds.
A city orchestra. which Is an aux
iliary organization to the Boise Choral
society. was organized list night with
membership of 40. several among the
number being professional musicians
The orchestra was organized, for the
purpose OF accompanying the choral
society, but will give concert of its
own some time in March. The new
musical organization Is being led by
Professor c. o. Breach.
Judge w. c. Bower officiated at a
pretty home wedding last night at s
o'clock at the home of Alfred Bateman
210 South Fifteenth street, when he
united In marriage John c. Drake and
Miss Rosa +. Bateman, the ceremony
being performed in the presence of a
number of relatives and friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Drake will make their home
at Murphy, where the bridegroom re-
Gently took up a homestead
Boise got her picture in the last is
sue Of the bulletin OF the Butte Cham
Der of Commerce. The boosters who