Evening capital news., 1914-06-18

q city employe, was overcome by the
paint fumes and tainted in the bottom
of the tank. where he was found few
minutes later by AL Bateman. who
says he does not know what caused
him to look into the tank, but he did
SO ana saw the prostrate man in the
bottom and pulled him out Lockerby
was revived after some work and was
all right today.
T. w. McNeary, who is at the Ar
rowrock dam, suffered a fracture of his
right leg and had three ribs broken
Tuesday evening through falling from
a platform of one OF the buildings.
While his injuries are painful they
are not serious. The report that
Jack Williams was injured at the dam,
which caused much alarm among his
friends, proved to be false.
There Is some probability that Judge
R. H. Dunlap, who presides over the
municipal court for the city, may be
a candidate for the nomination of pro-
bate judge on the Democratic ticket
as his friends are urging him to enter
the race. Judge Dunlap was probate
judge for several terms in a county
n Missouri and has had large expert
ence in handling juveniles.
L. T. Plummer. inspector in charge
at Helena. arrived in Boise last evening
and shortly after midnight last night
called at the county Jail and took pos
session of Jine Me Kim, the Chinese
woman held for deportation and took
her to the main line by automobile to
catch west bound train. The friends
of the Chinese woman had applied to
the federal court to reopen the case on
the ground that evidence had been se-
cured to show that the woman was
born in this country and could not,
therefore. be deported.
A. E. Hutchinson, the New York man
who established a record by riding a
regular model Indian motorcycle from
the eastern metropolis to Boise in II
days, left yesterday for Elgin, Ore. on
the last lap Of his long trip. He was
obliged to lay over here for few days
to get his machine cleaned up and to
await mail he had sent to Boise The
trip made by Mr.. Hutchinson has
caused much comment and the fact
that he made 1t with practically no
machine trouble is causing others in
this section to talk of making some
CAtShSiNC AAPS-
Il A wedding which comes as a sur
prise to their many friends was SOL
emnized at Weiser Tuesday, when
Frank Donovan, manager of the Home
stake mine at Neal. and Miss Arma
Jacobsen, daughter of N. A Jacobsen
the prominent fruit grower OF the Pay
ette valley, were married. Mr.. and Mrs
Donovan came to Boise shortly after
} the wedding and left yesterday for
Boston on their honeymoon trip Mr.
Donovan's former home was In the far
eastern metropolis before he came to
Idaho to assume charge OF the mine in
which he is largely interested.
The public utilities commission
showed lively interest IN the Ameri-
can national pastime today when II
voiced the opinion that baseball games
are sufficient grounds for the establish
ment Of excursion rates on railroad
In less than the statutory time of no
tice. This opinion is expressed in an
order issued by the commission per-
mitting the Pacific & Idaho Northern
) Railway company to file and put into
effect reduced rate for passenger fare
from Tamarack to Council and return
on the one day of June FL, the applica-
: tion having been made on account of 9
baseball game to be played at Council
on that day
The jury in the case OF Bea d. Lin.
genfelter against the Owyhee Land 8
Irrigation company and c. S. and NJ d
Polk, last evening returned a verdic
in favor of the plaintiff for $500 to,
= gether with interest on the same
against c. s. and M. D. Polk. The sui
;. was brought to recover from the Polks
who acted as agents of the Owyhe,
t Land 8 Irrigation company, promoter
s of the Murphy Carey act land project
t the amount of money paid as first pay
e ment for a water right to the company
: The agents were charged with having
: misrepresented the conditions of tn
S project in order to make the sale of
water right to the plaintiff.