Evening capital news., 1914-06-17
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A marriage license was issued today
to Proctor X. Perkins of Haley and
Flora X. Mcconnell Of Boise.
Mary H. Colby has filed suit against
John C. Colby. The complaint was
withdrawn from the files by her at
torney.
The lt.a.u. of the Collister Methodist
church will serve a chicken dinner at
the church Friday evening beginning
at o'clock.
The Willing Workers of tine Imman-
uel Lutheran church will meet with
John Ranstedt, 1902 North Eighteenth
street, on Thursday at 2:30 o'clock.
st. Michaers cathedral Sunday
school picnic will be held Thurs
day at Pierce Park The main
class will assemble in the Bishop
Tuttle church house at a. m. and the
infant class at 80 a. M before going
to the interurban depot.
Stanard R. Funsten, who has been
attending the University of Virginia,
has returned home for the summer af-
ter finishing the first year OF the bach
elor of science course He will return
| in the fall.
| Joseph Sullivan and Hattie NJ. Pef-
ley, executors of the estate of Martha
e. McCarty, have filed suit against R.
A. Mckinley and wife to collect on a
promissory note for 5000, given June 1,
1912, upon which $3.50 is claimed to be
| due.
| Charles A. North of Twin Falls is
now practicing attorney and auth
orized to appear as such in any of the
courts Of Idaho. He was admitted to
the bar yesterday by the state supreme
court, having passed a satisfactory ex-
animation
Deputy United States District At
torney Smead has returned from Wei
ser, where he conducted the case
against Jerome Graham, charged with
white slavery Graham was bound
| over to the United States grand Jury
and will be brought to Boise to be
committed to the Ada county Jail until
| the grand jury meets.
Councilman Davis, head Of the de-
partment of public safety. announces
| that beginning Monday, two crews of
| men will be started out to cut weeds
over the city and persons who do not
have their weeds down by the first of
the week will have them cut by the
city and the cost charged against the
property in special tax
| Mrs. George A. Clark, who operates
a rooming house at the corner of
Fourth and Idaho streets, was in Judge
Dunlap's court today on complaint of
Health Officer Parker, who charged
her with having permitted garbage,
| filth and refuse to accumulate in the
yard near her place. She entered a
plea of guilty and the city magistrate
levied fine of 81.
! The case of Bea D. Lingenfelter
against the Owyhee Land & Irrigation
company, which has been on trial for
several days before Judge Mccarthy
and jury, Will probably be submitted
to the jury late this afternoon. The
evidence was closed yesterday and in
structions of the court and arguments
of the attorneys We're heard today.
c. C. Bagley has taken out a permit
to build bungalow at Locust and
Washington streets at cost of $4,000
Eugene Looney also took out a permit
to build stone veneer garage in the
rear of his residence, 1901 North Sew
| enteenth street. to cost $1,000, and Sam
/ Ballantyne took out a permit to build
a fine garage in the rear of his resi-
dence at sos North Eighteenth street
Il William Mutter has filed suit against
B. F. Olden for $1080 balance alleged to
be due for work in and around the res
idence of the defendant on Warm
Springs avenue, tending the lawn
milking the COW, gardening, carpenter
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