Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-15
BREVITIES

). w. FIickwere, secretary of the Ar
rowrock Y. M. c. A., is in Boise for a
few days on business matters.
Rev. Matthew Chamberlin. pastor Of
the Baptist church at Bull, is assisting
in conducting special meetings at U.s.
tick this week.
The social service committee OF the
Columbian club will meet Friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock in the club hall on
Franklin street. A fun attendance Is
desired.
Boise lodge. No. 81, l. O. o. f., will
install officers for the ensuing term
at their regular meeting tomorrow
night Refreshments will be served.
and an invitation is extended to all odd
Fellows.
Arliss McCurry. a solicitor for the
Capital News, underwent serious OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis last night at
St Luke's hospital. At late hour this
afternoon his condition was regarded
as critical.
The case OF the state against Charles
Atwater, charged with grand larceny,
Is on trial in the district court The
defendant is charged with the theft Of
a purse containing $25 from r. Smith,
on Dec. 26. 1912.
The county recorder has issued mar
riage licenses to Henry B. Powers of
Meridian and Jesse Maria Jollen OF
Boise; Thomas j. Cooney of Boise and
Katherine O'Donnell of Newark, N j.;
Wenzel Turmes OF Grandyiew and Mary
Cunning of Boise
Tomorrow afternoon, at $3.50 o'clock,
at the First Presbyterian church, SUI
perintendent c. S. Meek and Miss HAIR
court, school nurse. will speak to a
combined meeting of all the Mothers
circles in the city. The subject to be
treated by Mr. Meek will be Special
School Activities"
After two sessions of municipal court
yesterday, during which quite a num-
Der of witnesses were examined, Mrs
Hill, crippled woman, was found
guilty OF disorderly conduct and run
ming disorderly house, and was fined
$40 and costs, which she paid The
Seller woman, arrested with her, was
simply an inmate Of the house, and the
charge against her was dismissed.
The new cars have been placed on the
interurban line running through the
small towns that send in their consign-
ments of workers and business men to
Boise every morning. The cars now
reach the city at 1850 and $3.50 o'clock,
Instead OF 20 minutes after the hour,
as formerly The people along the line
are pleased with this addition to the
service of the company in the last few
days.
Ice an inch thick and colder and
more disagreeahle weather in Los An
geles than In Boise, Is the report
brought here by J. H. Patterson. who,
with his wife, arrived here yesterday,
and will spend the winter visiting their
son, DIR. Fl. G. Patterson. A week ago
Mr.. Patterson state, Ice an inch thick
froze during the night, and people
suffered badly from the cold, not be-
ing prepared for such weather. He
states while he has lived in Los An
geles number of years he Is glad to
return to Boise. aud will likely make
this city his home.
Whether the taxpayers Of Boise want
the cluster lighting system, the lumin-
Gus arc, or some other system, is a
question which will be open for dis
cussion at a mass meeting to be held
in the council chambers tomorrow
night. Before deciding upon any sys-
tenn the members of the council wish
to get free expression from the peo-
pie end therefore issued call for a
public meeting Wednesday night at 8 !
at which the cost of the va :
rlous light systems will be explained.
The council takes official action upon
the sentiment expressed at the meet
Ing.
Frank Emehiser was arrested twice
Ia CT ntpht n lt,,a
plant of his wife. Emma Emehiser on
the charge of nonsupport, and the Sec
ond time upon complaint Of one of his I
neighbors. charged with disturbing the
peace. When arraigned upon the first |
charge. Emchiser furnished 5000 bond
and was released, whereupon he imme- I
diately went home and created such q I
disturbance that several neighhors tele- 7
phoned the police, and he was again |
taken in custody and spent the night |
fore Judge W. C. Bower tomorrow
on both charges.
J. B. Corcoran. who was arrested the
latter part OF November on a forgery I
charge and waived preliminary ex-
will be obliged to stand
preliminary after all, as Deputy Prose-
cutting Attorney Keyser. last evening,
filed an amended complaint In the case
making much stronger charge
against the defendant, whose prellmi-
nary examination has been set for
Monday morning OF 10 O'Clock before
Judge Bower. Corcoran passed a $45
heck on the First National bank at
Meridian on Nov. 81. The check was
lrawn upon the Pacific National bank
p<.- 4 4.