Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-29

arrived at Eugene and are visiting
friends there, according to the Regis
ter, published In that city. The trip
from Boise to Eugene was made in
five days.
marriage license was issued today
to George w. Barry and Natalie E.
Baker. both of Caldwell.
The nomination of James W. Wilson,
to be a candidate for county commits
sioner in the first district upon the Re-
publican ticket. was filed this after
noon by R. M. Lehew.
United States District Attorney Mo
Clear has filed three cases against the
oregon Short Line railroad company
charging violation Of the 2s-hour law
against holding livestock without food
and water.
State Game Warden Gowen has been
notified OF hunters killing grouse in
place Of sage hens. Inexperienced
hunters fail to tell the difference be-
tween the two birds until after they
have killed them. 1t is believed by
hunters the open season for both
should be set for the same date
Deputy Health Officer M. 8. Parker
and w. L. Hammond, city building in
spector, are this afternoon making an
investigation of the DIR, Mary Donald
son sanitarium from which the woman,
said to be demented, escaped yester-
day. Not only Is the house being gone
through thoroughly. but even the yard
is being dug up and a general inspeo-
ton of the entire premises made
An complete egg within an egg, was
freak brought to the Capital News
office this morning by Elmer Smith.
The egg was laid by a Plymouth Rock
hen yesterday. 1t was larger than or
binary and the outer shell had been
opened showing yolk and white and
within that was another egg also con-
tanning yollS and white. The egg came
from the place Of ]. w. Smith in South
Boise
Long valley is to have one Of the
biggest grain crops this season in its
history" This statement was made
by DR.. H. P. Ustick, who spent Satur-
day and Sunday at his ranch there and
returned Monday, accompanied by Mrs.
Ustick. who spent a day at Payette
lakes visiting friends. DR.. Ustick states
that the hay crop is little light but
that grain looks fine and in 10 days
more will be ready to harvest.
The case of the state against the
Title Guaranty & Surety company is
on trial before Judge Mccarthy and a
jury in the district court The case Is
one where the state seeks to recover on
the official bond of V. w. Plat, former
bank commissioner, on the ground that
he failed to perform an official duty to
close the Boise State bank when It
first became insolvent. Any judgment
that might be recovered would be for
the benefit of the depositors.
Ed Douglas and Thomas McDermott,
old offenders in municipal court, were
each fined SO this morning for being
drunk. Both were committed. Arch
Haven, arrested for being drunk, put
up a IS cash bond which he forfeited
John Anderson, who yesterday morning
forfeited S. rather than appear and
answer the charge of being drunk. was
arrested last night again on similar
charge and this morning forfeited a
second bond. the latter being $40
Stanley Beran, for drunk, put up $5
cash bond which he forfeited.
The following additional nominations
have been filed with the county clerk:
G. c. Scharf, to be Republican candi-
date for surveyor, filed by George o.
from; Gus Carlson. to be Republican
candidate for commissioner in the sec
ond district, filed by L. L. Folsom F
]. Carver and H. f. Lemp; Meta w
Floed. to be Democratic candidate fol
county treasurer. filed by herself; EN-
NETT Pfost, to be Democratic candidate
for sheriff, filed by Edward Stein;
Clyde F. Summers. to be Republican
candidate for coroner, filed by Gus r
Mueller, B. F. Neal, DIR. H. G. Patter-
son, John F. Baird. l.. w. Thrailkil
; and j. NJ. Evans; George d. Smith. tc
} be Republican candidate for state rep
resentative, filed by Henry Leimberger
The acceptance of each of these candi-
, dates was also filed