Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-12


There will be regular monthly
meeting of the Volunteer Firemer's as
sociation tomorrow (NIonday) evening
at 1880 o'clock in Turner hail.
Secretary of State w l.. Clifford is
suffering from slight attack of Ia
grippe. and was unable to be at his
desk in the capitol yesterday.
The Temp estate has paid into the
office Of the county treasurer s432o.e5
as an inheritance tax, one or the larg-
est ever received by Ada county.
The CarlsonLusk company has
brought suit against II. d. Pope and
the Boise Title & Trust company for
the collection Of $3.50 on contract.
State Game Warden Kendall an
nounced yesterday that d. =. oliver
has been named as superintendent OF
the state fish hatchery at Standpoint.
DR.. +. II. Brandt and family will
leave Thursday for Chicago. After a
visit Of three weeks in that city. DIR.
Brandt will return, but his family will
remain there for several months.
The funeral of Mrs. Frances Sackett
will be held at the family home, Third
and Denver streets, in South Boise,
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Burial
will be in Morris Hill cemetery.
Matters of vital Importance to every
one engaged or interested in mining
in the state will be discussed at
meeting to be held tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock ~ the Idanha hotel.
Judgment for the plaintiff in the
sum Of S10S3.30 on note was given
yesterday in the case OF Y. ". Plat,
receiver of the Boise State bank,
against Edward Payne and Milton d.
Polk
This afternoon, at 3 O'Clock, Rev. A.
J.. Chapman will unit IN marriage
VIII Milleman and Miss Laura Pat
terson. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the home of the brides pa
rents
Unity Rebekah lodge No s ]. O. O.
r.. will install officers for the ensuing
term at their next regular meeting next
Tuesday evening. Refreshments will
be served. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all Rebekahs
Rev. ana Mrs. John r.. Roemer Of s..
Louis are guests of DIR. and Mrs.
Charles l.. Chalfant for several DAYS.
Rev. Roemer, y. ID, will occupy the
pulpit both morning and evening today
at the First Presbyterian church.
Leslie Godfrey Spauldng aged two
years, died last night of pneumonia
after a short illness. The funeral will
be held at the Schneider & Sidenraden
chapel this afternoon at o'clock, Ell
der Hale officiating. Burial viii be in
Morris Hill cemetery
Argument was heard in the district
court yesterday in the suit of H. j.
"A
county for $3.50 Tho suit is a test
case to determine whether or not the
county surveyor may charge the COM
missioners for work that he does when
he is working on a salary basis.
y w. c. a. vesper services will be
held at the rooms this afternoon at
A;so o'clock. The leader is Miss Mirbasl
Reel. A solo win be sung by Mrs. c. q.
strom will be hostesses during the "at
home" hour at 5:3c o'clock, and Miss
Bessie Vance will sing
wedding which came as a surprise
to their many friends was performed
last evening at 1880 O'clock by Rev. G
L. T'rawin at the Baptist manse when
Robert A. Bow, an employee at the OWy-
hee drug store. and Miss Doe Long of
lddIelbn MtiG Uilll13 LII tlldGTIdGE.
The young couple will make their home
at the Manitou hotel for the present.
Two valuable relics in the shape Of
an earthenware pot and stone ska.
ming knife, found hi southern Utaa,
and which We're evidently used by the
Aztec cliff jewellers hundreds of years
ago, were added to the collection at tho
state historical department YESTERDAY
II -
j. E. NanGundy. The historical de-
partment is HOW located in the old state
house in the room formerly occupied
by the supreme court.
In order to legally and properly settle
up the family estate. two sisters had
to bring suit against a brother for the
collection of notes to the amount of
$1,000. The suit has been filed in the
district court by Myrtle and edna
Bland against Ouray and Sadie NJ
Bland and others. While, from the
title OF the case. there seems TO have
been some family differences, it is ex-
planned that such an action is neees-
sary to meet the technical points of the
law and that no such differences ex-
listed.
Arthur S. King, well known sales
man in Boise jobbne territory, has
succeeded Fred G. Morse in the dis
tribution of Cleveland's Superior bak-
ing powder In southern Idaho. Mr..
Morse established the first and only
exclusive baking powder jobbing bust
ness in the intermonntain country and
has built up a very large business in
the first year here. which will be con-
tinued and increased by Mr.. King, who
is planning a strong advertising cam
paign to start in Boise this month and
gradually extend over his entire ter
ritory.
The Gem State Realty company is
the latest addition to tie real estate
firms OF the city and the new company
will open its doors for business to-
morrow. The firm members are w. w.
Evans, ". II. Thorp and J. J. Petty,
all western men, wel-to-do financially,
and men who have invested in homes
here besides making other land invest