Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-15

through the social to pay for the tent
and get the other necessities for the
family. 1t Is believed thar the mother,
who has three little children, can lie
saved If she receives proper treatment
and the women looking after the family
are giving all the time and aid they
possibly can to relieve their condition.
Charles w. Smith and Van Smith
viii leave tomorroy for Seattle to visit
relatives.
gone to Portland and coast points for
an outing.
Mrs. w. A. Kots has gone to Port
land Seaside for an outing.
/ G. O. Johnson and sons and Otto
johnson have gone to Payette lakes for
an outing of several weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. d. II. Jones have gone
to Portland and will visit Rev. Jones
brother on a ranch in Oregon.
The picnic and meeting Of the Rebek
all Past Noble Grands association has
been postponed for the month OF July.
Today opened the season for sage
hens and many sportment left for the
country to bag members Of the feath-
cry tribe.
Articles of incorporation were filed
today with the secretary OF state by
the Portneuf Power company of Reno,
New.
Mrs. Paul Woolson Helphrey and lit
tie daughter, Pattie and Miss Dee Clay
Harris Of Nampa are guests at the
home Of Mrs. Dan Helphrey.
Mrs. Beulah Marina, stenographer In
the office OF the street commissioner
and building inspector. leaves tomor-
row for Portland to spend her vacation
Of two weeks
The nomination of George R. Barged
Of Standpoint for secretary Of state sub
ject to the Republican primaries, was
filed today with the secretary of state
by Ignatz We'll.
George F. Hansbrough of Blackfoot
was today placed in nomination as
judge of the sixth judicial district by
C. w Bergman, J. H. Anderson and
James Duckworth.
Josiah Clarence Bradley the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bradley, died
this morning at the family home. The
body was taken to Nampa and the flu
neral held there this afternoon at 4
! o'clock.
At the open forum tonight at Col
umbia park from until 10 O'Clock a
special program has been prepared con-
sisting of Riley recitals by Judge ]. D.
F1enner and vocal solos by Miss Bessie
Vance, accompanied by Miss Mildred
Elmer.
The public utilities commission,
through an order issued, has granted
the Pacific & Idaho Northern railroad
permission to grant an excursion of a
fare and one-third from points on its
line to Weiser, July II to 10 for the
! conference of the Church of Latter Day
Saints.
Convicted of the Illegal sale of liquor
and sentenced to serve five months in
the county jail and pay a fine of $500,
Joseph Boyle was late yesterday re-
prieved by Governor Haines. This ac-
ton was taken on the recommends
ton of county officials who believe that
Boyle has been sufficiently punished.
Charged with attempt to commit
robbery from the person OF Wong
| Chung, the Chinaman who was
knocked down in an alley Monday even
| ing about $3.50 o'clock, Ed Murrey was
placed under arrest today He was ar
raigned before Judge w. c. Bower and
placed under $500 bond and will have
his preliminary examination Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Humane officer NJ s. Parger yester-
day investigated conditions among
some horses and mules used by con-
structlon company doing road work for
the county near Meridian. He found
number of animals there unfit for
work on account of sore shoulders and
service until in condition to work. The
foreman OF the crew told the officer
that the company would comply with
his order.