Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-30
BREVTTIES

A son was born Sunday night to Mr..
and Mrs. T. HI. Parks. Mr. Parks Is
state entomologist.
Mrs e. O. Sisson and children left
today for their summer home near
Puget Sound, to spend the summer.
E. G. Bowman spoke at the Salvation
Army hall Sunday evening. The sub
ject of his address was The Evidence
of Living God"
The family of Judge Curtis, the
well known cigar man of North Eighth
street. has gone to Sioux City. Ia, to
spend the summer.
Miss Moffett, teacher at Longfel-
low school, accompanied by her mother,
left yesterday for Long Beach, Wash,
to spend the summer.
The w. R. G. postponed the picnic
which was to have been held this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Randall on
the bench until Thursday.
The Young Matrons' club o. the Con-
gregational church viii give patriotic
social in the basement of the church
tomorrow afternoon at O'clock.
Mrs. D. G. McDougall of Pocatello.
accompanied by her youngest son Dan
came to Boise Sunday and will be In
town about month as the guest of
her sister. Mrs. r. w. Faris. of 1921
Harrison boulevard.
Five men. mostly foreigners, were in
municipal court this morning for being
drunk, and each drew q, fine of SIS and
was committed. Fl. s. King, for va
grancy, and Thomas Johnson, disorder
| ly conduct, were each fined $40 and
committed.
Mrs. J. l. Mills left today for Los
Angeles, San Francisco and visalia,
Cal, on a business and pleasure trip
Of six weeks. At the latter place
she will visit her husband. who has
charge Of a large ranch. She will also
purchase her millinery stock while
| away.
The Red Bird Smelling company of
Pierre, S. D., has filed its articles of in
corporation with the secretary of state
Chase Clark of Mackay, Custer county,
Idaho. is named as the authorized agent
of the corporation for the state of Ida
no. The corporation Is capitalized at
100000.
State Fish and Game Warden %. H.
Barber has returned from the Hay
Spur hatchery. where the first rotary
fish screen in the state Is being In
stalled Two men are busy catching
fish for the department at the Magic
dam on Big Wood river and transplant
ing them to the Hay Spur hatchery
They are getting about rs native trout
a day. and the mark Is set for 1000.
Arguments were beard by the state
supreme court yesterday in the case OF
the application of the Interstate Mer-
camille company for a writ of prohibit
ton against the court of the Eighth
judicial district, in and for Kootenai
county, and R N. Dunn and J. M
Flynn. the Judges of the court. The
action follows a condition arising on,
of the appointment of a receiver fol
the company
. A new schedule OF rates for wate1
service at Newport by the Newpor
Water company Ia to go into effec
July / with the approval OF the publ,
; utilities commission, the order grant
ing such approval being made yester
day. The company's application hal
: been under consideration since Jun
/; IL. Several errors in the schedule a.
first proposed have been corrected, an,
1t now appears that the new rates Will
the old rates.
A passenger rate OF one and one
! third fare Is to be allowed members o
: the Idaho National Guard from Midval
to Weisey, good going July II and
and returning before or on July 80. TIL
Pacific & Idaho Northern's application
4 for permiss hon to establish the rat
was granted by the public utnifie
commissionf yesterday. The commits
sion has also granted the Camas Prai
RE railroad permission to establish
reduced rate for the transportation o
the construction outfit of the wester
3 Union Telegraph company betwee
i and culdesson and Culdesac an
Grangeville.
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