Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-05

John Driscoll will preside. The Misses
Eagleson, Van Hook and Beuly win
help with the children.
Students of the summer normal are
planning on a picnic at ArrowroclS,
having chartered a special train for
the affair.
Assistant United States District At
torney ]. r. Smead leaves in the
morning for Dubuque, Ia, where he
will visit his parents.
The treasurer of Gooding county has
called for all current expense warrants
to No..7S, anC to Nos. S42, SS5, and 716,
in school districts 3, 10 and IS, and all
in district 81.
The acceptance by r. A. Walters of
Caldwell of the nomination of Demo-
cratic candidate for attorney general,
was filed late yesterday with the Sec
rotary of state.
Rev. Charles L. Chalfant viii. preach a
special sermon Sunday morning to the
students attending the Boise summer
normal His topic will be THE Teach
er Outside of the School,"
After checking up in the equipment
of the militia companies at Idaho Falls
and Payette Major Woodson Jeffries
and Sergeant Bennett returned last
night to adjutant generals headquar-
tiers.
For the purpose of gathering data to
determine the cost of completing the
North Side Twin Falls project, State
Engineer F. p. King left today for Je-
rome. He will be gone the balance of
the week.
Edward L. Wells, United States
weather observer, is in the northern
part of the state visiting the observa-
tories there in an endeavor to secure a
more efficient service and more com
plete reports.
William Stevens has started work
remodeling the front of the store room
in the Merino building at Tenth and
Main streets, which is to be occupied
by the Murphy Cigar company. The
improvements amount to over $1,000
Mrs. Ernest Noble and baby have re-
turned from q visit at the hore of Mrs.
Mobiles mothc' at Moscow, where they
spent several weeks She was accom-
panied to Boise by Mss Hazel Her-
ingtCn, who VIII be her guest for soma
time.
Ada county is $500 richer through
the filing of IS candidates seeking
nominations to represent their respec-
tive parties at the general election in
November. Nearly every one whose
name was filed has signifed his in
tention of running.
The last OF the 5000 900 road bond
issue is to be delivered as per contract
very soon. The board has already de-
livered 1885, 900 Of the bonds and have
done a great Zeal of work on the roads.
There is still $4,000 available for ex-
penditure in the fund.
! w. M. Schmeykal and family of
Chicago have taken up their residence
In Boise and have located at TO North
Twenty first street. Mr. Schmeykal is
an expert engraver and is having his
modern plant shipped here from Chi
cago and will engage in business soon
The board OF county commissioners
has issued call for bids for the build
ing of a road from Eagle to Star, the
Lids to be opened the 10Th of August
The people of Star have been asking
for this road for months and are very
Pleased with the action of the com
missioners.
H. Shuman Jones, vice president Of
the Starr Piano company of Richmond,
Ind, is in the city visiting his repre-
sentative, G. b. Sampson. He is max
ing a general tour u the northwest in
the interests of business and is highly
pleased with the geucea- outlook and
the business done thus far this season
The case of Ed Daley, charged with
the reckless and imprudent driving of
ian automobile, was still on before
Judge Adams at late hour this after
noon. Much conflicting testimony has
been given relative to the accident on
May when two horses were killed on
the valley road and wagon demolish-
) ed.
Wells A. Rathbun, bookkeeper for
the Edward Stein company, will leave
soon for Los Angeles TO make his
home. Mrs. Rathbun has been in the
southern city for some two months and
has improved so in health that Mr..
Rathbun concluded to make that city
their home and has secured a position
. there
A mistake was made in the report of
the council proceedings of yesterday
: afternoon, 1t being stated that Council
man Davis fought the discharge of
Sergeant James O'Connor, when it
, should have read Councilman Efchel-
berger. Mr.. Davis stood with Mayor
Hodges in the matter.
The United States surveyors office
yesterday sent two crews northwest of
Dubois in southeast Idaho while two
more win leave today for the Twin
Falls section. These will be the last
' crews sent out this year. There are
now rs crews in the field surveying
5 public lands in this state.
= complaint was yesterday filed in
+, the district court by Harry Kessler,
representing Charles c. Clark asking
!, for judgement of $500 against the
! Boise Development company, limited
, Mr. Clark claims that he purchased
property from the development COM
r pany but received no deed for the
same
: On tour of western Idaho in the
5 interest of his candidacy for congress,
4 Bert H. Miller of st. Anthony dropped
into Boise last night. He may 60