Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-13
BREVITIES

admitted to practice In the supreme
court Of this state.
p. e. Shoemaker arrived In Boise
last night on horseback from his Har-
ris creek mill above Horseshoe Bend.
Colman Gunnison, Edward Stone,
Morris Quinn. and Hans Olsen were
in the city today from Horseshoe Bend
purchasing supplies.
Ireton brothers and John Carpen-
ter were in from Sweet yesterday
with carload Of hogs which they sold
here, although the market was we'll
supplied.
Nelson White. q pioneer mining
man Of the Boise basin. came down
from Idaho City yesterday and will
spend the winter with his daughter,
Mrs. Ora Sloan.
John U. Mcpherson. state horticul-
tural inspector. left this afternoon for
Spokane to attend the National Apple
show as one of the members of the
board Of governors.
oliver w. Chamberlain Of Salt Lake
and Mary Drake Of Boise appeared
before the county recorder this morn
ing and asked for a marriage license,
which was issued.
Articles of Incorporation were aied
today with the secretary of state by
Weiser Planning Mill company. incor-
porated for $4,000. It's principal place
of business is Weiser.,
Mrs. H. Randall and daughter OF
London, England, arrived here this
morning to make Boise their home. At
present they are guests Of their sou
and brother, Ed Randall, porter at the
tOwyhee hotel.
| The jury in the case Of Abraham s.
Mishkind. charged with receiving sto-
len goods returned verdict Of not
guilty in the district court yesterday
afternoon after having had the case
under consideration for several hours.
Judge Davis has gone to Caldwell to
| try a case for Judge Bryan, who IL
disqualified by reason OF his interest
in the outcome. Judge Bryan re-
quested the Ada county district judge
to hold court at Caldwell until the
completion of the trial.
| A. H. Rawitzer Of Omaha, who is in
terested in the Pioneer Tent & AVN
ing company, is making his annual
visit to the store here. He is accom-
panied by his wife and they will go on
to coast points, where Mr.. Rawitzer Is
interested in the same business.
Suit for divorce was filed In the dis
trict court this morning by Thomas B.
Newell against Maud Newell. The
complaint alleges that the defendant
deserted the plaintiff March 25, 1911.
and that she has continued to remain
away from him in spite Of his requests
for her return.
The dramatic section of the Column
bian club will meet tomorrow after
noon at o'clock with Mrs. Davis at
Third and Jefferson streets The SUBJ
ject of the afternoon will be "Aristo-
lphanes. the Great Dramatist and Poet"
Hyde Park w. c. T. U. will meet at
the home of Mrs. Grace Walkher, 1910
North Eighteenth street. Thursday af-
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Tonkin
will give a report on the national con-
vention.
Monday, Dec. 2, will be the da.e
recommended by the committee for
the Wilson Qualification, meeting to be
held under the auspices of the Ada
County Wilson club and the event
will likely take the form OF smoker
to be held at the Moose hail. An IN
vitation will be sent out this week to
William Jennings Bryan to be the
guest OF honor at the meeting Will ,
prominent members of the Democrat
ic party throughout the state will be
invited.
Miss Harcourt, school nurse for
Boise, and Miss Laura johnson, H.
brarian Of the children's department
; in the Carnegie library, will be the
, chief speakers at a meeting of the
circle of the City Congress of Mothers,
; which will be held Thursday after
; noon at $3.50 o'clock in the parlors of
the Baptist church. Mrs. Jennie Mich
OILS, chairman of the committee on
state legislature, will make her report.
Vocal music will be furnished by Miss
Hazel Rowley and Mrs. Pelton.
Mayor Arthur Hodges today ap-
pointed c. c. Stevenson e. G. Eagle
son, DR.. l.. P. McCalla. A. e. Fox and
; Robert Faris as delegates to represent
Boise at the Third American Road
congress and the ninth annual session
OF the American Road Builders as
ISOLATION, which meet at Cincinnati
, Dec. 3 to 6, 1912. The letter asking
Mayor Hodges to appoint delegates
points out the fact that the meetings
are to be Of great national Importance
at which road building will be dis
< cussed in all its phases.
A sentence of one day in the county
: Jail, which was suspended and the de-
PENDANT given a chance to go to work
t digging sage brush. was the verdict
rendered today by Judge Gardner
, Adams in the case Of Edward Rhodes,
the friendless and homeless boy who
: pleaded guilty in his court yesterday
to stealing some bedding and clothing
to keep himself warm, after having
sent his entire wages to his old father