Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-03
BREVTTTES

tonight at the city nail.
In the case of NJ. f Dean against
the Wyoming Holding company, Dean
Perkins has been appointed temporary
receiver for the defendant company.
The Boise Realty company has
moved its offices from South Tenth
street to the rooms formerly occupied
by the Payette Lumber company in
the Soma building.
Joe, Jim and Tim McCarty each
pleaded guilty in the justice court Of
Judge Adams to battery upon the per-
son Of Joe Fisher and each was fined
81 for the offense, which they paid.
Division No. 2 of the First Meth
odist church will give an ice cream So
cial at the home of Mrs. A. p. Wilson,
at Fifteenth and Washington streets on
Tuesday evening. The public is invited.
e. A. RIeger of the Capital Liquor
company, received a wire this morning
stating that his brother, Fred ]. RE
ger, and wife, who has been touring
Europe, are at Frankfort on the Main.
| Bad blood exists between the Aus
TRANS and Servians in Boise and 1t is
only the strict watch kept over them
| by the police which keeps them from
mixing. A fight started among them
early this morning, but they were i'm
mediately dispersed by an officer.
A son was born Sunday night to
Lieutenant and Mrs. V. r. Bell, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Carl
son, Gil jefferson street. Lieutenant
Bell Is with his regiment on the Mex
lean border, but the news of the safe
arrival of the heir was flashed to him
across the country last night.
The case Of the state against the
Title Guaranty & Surety company
upon the official bond of former Bank
Commissioner Plat in the matter of
the failure of the Boise State bank,
was again taken up this morning be-
fore Judge Mccarthy in the district
court, where it is being tried before
a jury.
Mrs H. L. Whitehead this morning
received a message announcing the
death of her mother during the night
at Baker City. The cause of death was
heart failure. Death came suddenly
and wholly unexpected and the news
came as a great shock. Mrs. White
head and daughter will leave on the
evening Train lOT DdAeI lily
With his leg broken in two places
below the knee, Judson Smith, trainer
and driver at the fair grounds, was
taken to ST. Alphonsus hospital yester-
day morning and will be patient there
for some time. Mr.. Smith attempted to
kick a heavy belt off pulley while II
was running at a high speed and. his
foot caught, throwing him and break
ing the limb in two places.
Health officer Parker says no doubt
, man by the name of Jose Villa, who
died at Arrowrock last Friday and was
buried here yesterday, was a relative
=. of General Villa of Mexico. The Officer
stated that when the deceased went t.
Arrowrock he requested that If any.
thing should happen to him the genera
be notified message was sent Il
2 General Villa from Boise but at las
report no answer to it had been re.
ceived.
In the case Of the state against Ma!
Bradbury, convicted several weeks age
: by jury of running a disorderly house
the fine. then imposed was today al
tered making the fine 800, together
= with Sc costs in the probate court
: where she was first convicted, anC
t $3.50 in the district court, making 1
a total of $194.50. An order was alst
( issued that in case Of failure to pa.
d the fine that she be committed. to tn
county Jail one day for each 81 of TIL
fine and costs.
Because he collected SIS from tw'
s foreigners upon a promise to get then
I job for 50 a day and board. De
i Harris, laborer, Is serving five day
= in the county Jail and must pay a fin
t of s45, three times the amount re
L ceived, as provided by law, or else re
e main in Jail until the fine is laid oui
Harris fell in with two foreign boy
|, Saturday night and all had a fey
d drinks together, then, according to tn
= boys, he offered to get them job 70
+ SIS and they paid him the money an
: on Sunday morning he borrowed 81
which they made him give back lit
: tie later. Harris declared that he onl
e got 50 from the job, that they spent s
: for booze and about SO for a room
Following his arrest yesterday after
noon he admitted that he owed tn
Ie boys SIS and was taken by an officer
= several places where he tried to Dor
: row money to pay them back
: Two arrests within "a hours are cred
: tied to Robert Miller, who is in tn
u city Jail being sobered up sufficient
N to appear before Judge Dunlap on tn
o charge of being drunk and abusiv'
. Miller was arrested Saturday evening
released on a SIS cash bond and yester
day again fell into the hands of tn
law on similar charge. He resiste
, arrest the second time and he felt h
! was being taken in custody secon
time on the same charge. Pat Hay
for being drunk, abusive and resist
ing an officer was fined $40 this morr
ing and committed M. j. Ford an
Aimo Lila were each fined IS sor be
ing drunk and were committed.
r. Hubert, for being drunk, forfe!te
SIS cash bond. A complaint
cruelty to animals has also been swDT
to by Chief Robinson against Huber