Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-04
BREVrTIES

Frank ]. Carver has opened a real
estate office at s04 Bannock street.
A marriage license has been issued
to Samuel Clay and Isabel Call both of
Boise.
A jury Of So members has been
drawn for the two district courts, to
appear Sept. s.
A. H. Cooling Of South Boise is en-
at a cost of $500.
H. e. Gesell has taken out a permit
to build a residence at Twenty first
and Hazel streets at a cost of $4,000.
Elizabeth A. Winsted has filed suit
against w. NJ Bennett and others to
collect on promissory note and to
foreclose a mortgage.
On learning that the children's home
was without peaches, DR.. Mary Don
aldson yesterday sent out two crates
of delicious Elbertas for the little
ones.
The ladies of the Christian church
of Ustick will give an ice cream and
watermelon social at the church to-
night at o'clock. A fine program will
also be rendered.
The case of James Griffin for vag-
rancy was the only one heard in mu-
nicipal court this morning. He was
found guilty and was fined $40 and
costs and committed.
Frank Smith, alias John Doe Shat
fer, alias Tom Miller, entered a plea
of not guilty in the district court to-
day to the charge of embezzlement Of a
horse and buggy from Thomas Bowler.
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charged with killing Lee Weddle on
July 81, was changed today in the dis
trict court from that of murder in the
second degree to manslaughter.
Robert and Norman Nourse left the
first of the week for Princeton, N. j.,
where they will attend the university
during the year. Robert will continue
his studies with the sophomore class
and Norman will enter the freshman
class.
Daisy Horton was today granted a
divorce from Hubert H. Horton. Ac-
cording to the complaint they were
married at Zillah, Wash, Dec. II, 1904,
and he deserted her July 16, 1911. She
was granted custody of their child,
one-half their community property and
monthly alimony of $40.
County Attorney Givens today asked
the district court to dismiss the charge
of orobbery against Albert hampshire
and John Shaffer, who we're charged
with stealing $40 from the person of a
companion. The two men were taken
before justice of the peace and
plead guilty to a charge of assault and
were each given Is days in the county
Jail.
Prominent Masons Of Boise will
leave tomorrow for Occur dAlene to
attend the annual grand lodge session,
A. F. & A. M, which convenes Sept.
for a session of three days. Among
those going from Boise are Curtis F.
Pike. grand master; Jonas w. Brown,
Charles Himrod, T. w. Randall. Arch
Cunningham, DIR. A. A. Jessup and w.
H Anderson.
Members of the police force were
busy last night getting numbers of au-
tomobiles which were being driven
through the city without the rear lamp
lighted and as a result some 10 num-
bers were secured and the owners of
the machines are being cited to appear
in municipal court to answer the charge
of violating the traffic ordinance DIR.
Shurtz, city physician, has been cited
to come into court for driving his ma
chine without lights after dark and
Chinaman for riding his bicycle after
dark without light has been cited to
appear.
The Church of the Living God has
filed suit in the probate court against
j. c. Johnston, alleging that John
ston collected $3.50 for the church and
has refused to pay over the amount
1t Is claimed that $3.50 of 1t should
have been paid to the defendant The