Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-27
BREVTTIES

street.
The public utilities commission has
reset the case in the complaint of the
City of Standpoint vs. Standpoint Water
company for June %. at Standpoint.
Leonard Sundell has filed suit
against R NJ. jackson and others to
foreclose mortgage and collect on
note alleged to have been given for
$4,000, May 5, 1909.
Fred Slocum of Dodge City, Kan,
who was operated on at ST. Alphonsus
hospital May Is for hemorrhage. is
getting along nicely. He Is now MAX
ing his home at Meridian.
State Game Warden o. H. Barber has
returned from the southeastern part Of
the state, where he inspected the taxi
ing of spawn from trout from Bear
lake and also the Hay Spur and Warm
rive hatcheries
The case of the Church of the Lfv-
ing God against the German American
Insurance company is on trial today
before Judge Davis and a jury The
case Is one involving payment on an
insurance policy.
j. B. Howard is in the city from
Twin Falls on a business visit. He re-
ports that the Emmett district will
have by far the heaviest crop of fruit
this year in it's history and that II the
market is good the fruit growers will
reap good returns this summer.
Articles OF Incorporation were filed
today with the secretary of state by
the City Bakery, limited, of Idaho
ie toI for
$4,000 Its four directors are named in
the articles as follows: Carl w. Skip
per, Nettie Skipper, George Brunt and
Joseph Brunt.
The funeral of William J. Phillips,
who died last Saturday, will be held
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at
the Schneider & Sidenfaden chapel.
Services will be conducted by Rev. D.
H. Jones and burial will be in Morris
Hill cemetery. The members of the
Stone Cutters union will attend in a
body.
John B. Roe, w. z. Jackson. H. F.
Caswell, H. o. Sanborn and j. A. Mil
Ter, representatives of the Lewis Pub
fishing company of New York and Chi
cago, arrived here last night and start
ed out today to make a general dis
tribution of the history of Idaho writ
ten by H. T. French. They expect to
be in the state several months visiting
various points.
The case OF Frank NJ. Quirk against
Oscar F. Brunzell and the Fidelity &
Deposit company of Maryland has been
transferred to this county for trial
from Owyhee county. The plaintiff
seeks to recover $244.40 on the official
bond of Brunzell, who is sheriff of
Owyhee county, claiming that the sher-
iff failed to serve an attachment upon
105 tons of hay to satisfy a judgment
obtained by the plaintiff against one
Clark.
A pleasant wedding took place last
night at o'clock at the home of Mr..
and Mrs S. H. White at 1112 Hays
street, when Miss Margaret M. De-
Chambeau Of Yale, Cassia county, be-
came the bride of George NJ. Duval,
prosperous rancher of Flint The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Frederick C. Redfern. Mrs. White,
hostess for the occasion. furnished a
sumptuous wedding repast for the
bridal party.
Because they had the misfortune to
get some rat poison, which they had
placed about the house into their food,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Singer and daughter,
Wanda, of 500 South Fourteenth street,
were in a dangerous condition last
night. The family is reported to DE out
of all danger today and although they
are still suffering from the effects of
the poison a speedy recovery Is ex-
pected.
Patriotic addresses by prominent
men of the city are to be made at all
the public schools in the city tomor-
row under the auspices of the Phil
Sheridan post. G. A. r. The program
for the schools as published Sunday
has been changed slightly. Rev. Will
sic Martin is to speak at Park school
in the place Of Rev. s. ]. CLANCY, who
was called from the city, and Paris
Martin is to speak at Hawthorne school
In place of Clinton H. Harrison, who
was unable to make the address on ac-
count of business engagement. All
the speakers and escorts are to meet
at the G. A. r. hall at 1880 o'clock
to go to the schools.
Directors and vice presidents from
the three state Sunday school conven-
tons held at Weiser, Blackfoot and
Twin Falls will meet In Boise tomor-
row night for the purpose of amend
ing the constitution of the association
in order that the three convention plan
may be carried on in the future, 1t hav-
ing been found very successful. r. C.
Knapp, general superintendent of the
association, will meet with the dele
gated body as will also the executive
board. fellowship dinner will be en-
joyed at Brands grill at 8 o'clock. after
which business meeting will be held
in the state Sunday school headquar-
ters in the Empire buildin..
G. Clyde Baldwin, district manager
| for the United States geological sur
vey is at his home at Eighteenth and
Eastman streets suffering with a frac-
ture of his left leg received last Mon
day about six miles from Mountain
Home. The accident occurred while