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

A marriage license has been issued
to William H. Finley and Mary Al
Ream, both of Boise.
P. o. HERMAN, a deputy sheriff Of
Twin Falls county, is in Boise on off,
cial business. Mr.. HERMAN is a can
didate for shelf at the coming election.
The Libby Products company of Chi
cago filed articles or Incorporation to-
day with the secretary of state, desig
mating Reilly Atkinson of Boise it's Ida
no agent
Governor Haines has named William
B. Kline of Orofino as one of the d.
rectors of the north Idaho asylum ut
that place. The vacancy was caused
through a resignation.
Bert Clark and Eddie Goodman left
Boise Saturday on their motorcycles
for HALEY, Lost river and other points
on a fishing and hunting trip, expect
ing to be gone a week or 10 days.
Rain yesterday afternoon made the
City league ball grounds unfit to play
on and the Murphey- Idaho Oregon
game was postponed to this evening,
when It will be pulled off unless a late
shower interferes.
The public utilities commission is
sued an order today relating to rates
on livestock cars on the Pacific g. Idaho
Northern railroad. The order also
deals with uniformity in cars. The
rates are slightly decreased.
After making q tour of northern
counties on behalf of the state tax
commission, F. D. Kaufman, one Of the
tax experts with the commission, re-
turned yesterday to this city. He says
that crop conditions in the panhandle
are excellent.
Judge Davis is today hearing further
evidence in the case Of Taylor against
Lynch, q suit for an accounting, in
which partial hearing has been had
upon several occasions. Judge Nc
earthly is still engaged with the case
of Storey s. Fawcett against the
Nampa & Meridian Irrigation district
Farewell services were conducted at
the Salvation Army hall Sunday even
ing for Adjutant and Mrs. Smith, who
have been in charge of the Aruly's in
dustrial and social operations in this
city for the past two years and leave
on Wednesday to take charge Of
the Army social work at Butte, Mont
bitches were washed out and con-
siderable damage done on the south
side of the Snake river at Grand View
on July Fourth by a cloud burst, ac-
cording to H. A. Vernon, who returned
last night from a trip to that section
He reports that the cloudburst was a
heavy one and washed the bitches out
badly Crops in that section, he states
look better than ever before. The al
falfa there is ready for the second cut
ting and the growth is exceedingly
heavy. He also reports that the grain
crops in that territory are heavy.
John F. Whitlock has filed suit
against o. NJ. Carter to recover
s5299.44 alleged to be due for fruit and
nut trees. The complaint alleges that
Carter, c. E. Folsom, ]. ]. Allison,
Henry Dorman and 7. c. Coffin formed
a co-partnership known as the Indian
Cove company and that this company
on Nov. /, 1912, purchased a consign-
ment of trees valued at the sum sued
for and that afterwards, the defendant
assumed the bill in consideration Of
an extension of time for payment and
of the release Of the partnership
John Weeden. who was just released
from the county Jail, where he served
30 days for vagrancy. was in municipal
court this morning for being drunk
and drew fine of $25 and was COM
mitted. Ed Fassels, for being drunk
was fined IS and committed. G. H.
Harvey has been summoned to appear
in court on two charges, one for driv-
Ing over the fire hose on July 8 and
the other for stopping his automobile
on the wrong side OF the street Frank
Spencer, for riding his bicycle after
dark without light, will have hear
ing later.
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