Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-15
BREVTTTES

A marriage license was issued yes
terday TO George w. Ross of Sweet
and Sallie Huston of Eagle.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will
meet in the east room at the church
tomorrow Afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
The Twin Falls Fruit & Orchard
company of Twin Falls, capitalized for
$4,000, filed articles of Incorporation
with the secretary of state today.
The Philathea class OF the First
Methodist church will meet with Mrs.
A. C.'Price, 1907 Washington street,
tomorrow afternoon at .: so o'clock.
Frank NJ. Kendall. Democratic NOM
inee for sheriff of Twin Falls county.
is in the city attending a meeting of
the Democratic state central COM
mittee.
The board of county commissioners
Is busy today figuring out how much it
will take to run Ada county for the
next year. The levy for the year will
probably be announced tomorrow.
o. W. Allen has taken out permit
to repair his residence at 2420 Ada
street, which was damaged by fire
about two months ago. The cost of
the repairs will amount to $1,000.
The Womens Auxiliary of ST. Mich
aers cathedral will hold combined
: business and social meeting at the
Bishop futile church house Wednes-
/ day afternoon at 80 o'clock.
! Mrs. Jackson Silbaugh of Seattle
will address called meeting of all
the local temperance unions of the
city tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
at rooms 309-1o Soma building. All
white ribboners and their friends are
invited.
The woes of DR.. M. L. Price and wife
continue to take up the time of Judge
Davis Price was on the stand under
! cross examination during sthe entire
morning. His wife is lighting the case
claiming that Price does not intend
to make Idaho his home, being here
only to get a divorce.
Nellie Payne johnson and the Inter-
state Land and Loan company filed
suit yesterday against Bernard w.
Knauer. John l.. Busey, Charles L..
Sworstedt and c. II. Knight to fore
close two mortgages held by them
against lot IL. block s, of the Pleasan-
ton addition. Boise.
The following primary campaign ex-
pense accounts were filed today with
the secretary of state; Addison L.
Smith, Republican candidate for rep
resentative in congress, $912.93; c. II.
HOWE, candidate for judge of the
Fourth judicial district, S219.22; It. A.
Walters, candidate for judge OF the
supreme court s39.
Judge Dietrich of the United States
court admitted two new citizens this
morning, Amos Il. Escott an English
man, and Ernest Carl Fietz, who owed
allegiance to the waiser. were those
admitted. Three others were asked to
study the laws of this country some
more before action would be taken on
their applications.
G. ]. Wolfe, a prominent real estate
dealer of Salt Lake, connected with
the Smith Realty company, is In the
CITY today on business and visiting his
sister-in- law, Mrs. Robert Meyer. MT
Wolfe reports Salt Lake more pros
porous at present than ever before in
its history. He states there is not
vacant house In the city and that quite
a number of apartment houses are go
ing up, but that the apartments are all
engaged ahead
Il. j. Crawford and William Brad
ley, two of the trio being held In the
county Jail charged with the robbery
of $50 from Warren Kennedy In the
Midway saloon Friday night. were ar
rested on a second charge this morn
ing upon complain Of Mary A. Holii-
day. proprietor OF Hotel Grand cafe
terra, who charges them with robbins
her money drawer on Sept. IL. secur-
ing $50. The men were arraigned be-
fore Judge Adams today and again
committed to the care Of the sheriff to
, await their preliminary examination
!. which has not yet been set.
! Although the rain greatly interfercd
J with the attendance of the meeting. the
Ada county candidates on the Pro
/, gressive ticket nevertheless held avery