Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-13
BREVITIES

Mrs George w. Boyd is very III with
a threatened attack of pneumonia al
her home 418 O'Farrell street.
Charles L. Blose, sentenced to from
six months to five years in the peni-
Tertiary for seduction, began his term
today.
The county recorder has issued a
marriage license to Walter j. Gray and
Alberta Louise Chrisman, both of
Boise.
| Judge Davis today denied the motion
for new trial in the suit OF Mitchell,
Lewis & Staver against J. w. Roberts
and others.
| Notaries were appointed by Gov
ernor Haines today as follows: George
w. Hollywood Of Lincoln county; s. J..
Maxwell of Nez Perez county
The Pacific Coast Investment COM
pany. with capital stock of 100000,
and incorporated in the state of Wash
ington. filed its papers with the secre-
tary of state and appointed John r.
Gray of Occur d'Alene as its agents
| In this state.
! G. Treffry, F. r. Baker, w ]. Allen
and o. v. Allen today filed incorpora-
ton papers for 'eThe Clothes Shop"
$4,000 concern. The company will
handle clothing and transact all Of the
business incident to the general con-
| duct OF it's affairs.
The Glendale Livestock company
| with a capital of $4,000. filed papers of
| incorporation in the Office of the sec
rotary of state this morning. It's
headquarters will be at Bellevue, Ida
and Its principal stockholders Charles
H. Wilson. Thomas d. Perry and w
D. Scharff.
A handsome specimen OF a rainbow
trout, which is said to be the record
catch in Idaho, is on exhibition In the
| window Of the Oregon Short Line city
ticket office. The trout weighs IL
pounds and two ounces dressed, meas
| ures 31ia inches in length and was
caught by Mrs. c. Lylia in Little Wood
river near Bellevue.
The Billings Mining company incor-
porated today in the office of the Sec
Rotary OF state for $4,000 with w. S.
Garnesy, Jr., c. d. Thompson, Z. Il.
Ogborn and J. J. McGreevey as prin-
cipal stockholders. The company will
operate In Lemhi county and Is or
ganized for the conduct of general min
ing business and the reduction of what
ever ores are found there
Judgment for the county was handed
down by Judge Davis in the district
court this morning in favor of the
county against J. L. Crowder and Jake
Bingham. The court ordered Bingham
to pay $50 damages and restrained him
from further directing his waste water
into the highway and gave the same
;,at, T
der for turning hts water into the
Bingham land.
Three and one-half feet of snow has
fallen in the Boise basin country dur
ing the last two days and a big slide
on the Idaho City road prevented the
stage from making the trip through
today. The big sled on which the mail
was being brought to Boise was aban-
doned and the mall brought through on
horseback. A large force of men was
put to work clearing the road and 1t
is expected it will be open for traf-
fic tomorrow.
If the owners or leasers of property
fall to have the snow cleaned from
their walks by 9 o'clock In the morn
ing they are liable to fine of s25,
as the ordinances of Boise City pro-
vide that all walks In front of prop
erty must be kept clean of snow and
must be scraped clean by Q a. M, in
the morning or else the owner of
lessee is liable to arrest and fine. Con-
siderable complaint was made today at
police headquarters because walks
were not cleaned and number OF no
tees were given to property owners
to clean their walks at once as the Or
dinanee was to be enforced.