Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-31
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street. is reported to be somewhat i'm
proved.
]. H. welton has TAX n out a per-
NIT to build a cement and corrugated
iron grain ware house at Third street
and Boise avenue in South Boise at a
cost of $500.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
William C. Young and Florence S.
smoot, both OF Nampa, en- dto William
H. Woolley and Leila Mae Harbaugh.
both of Boise.
The Rev. Thomas Ashworth of Pay
cite will hold services at Christ church,
Fifteenth and Ridenbaush streets, the
first and second Sundays in August.
There will be no evening services.
Conductors Surman and Coughlln,
two of the eldest Short Line conductors
running out of Boise, have taken the
Payette lake run, which at this season
of the year is most desirable one.
The county commissioners will soon
advertise for bids for constructing road
for seven miles between Eagle and the
Canyon county line at CRn-Ada, except
that part of the road between the linn
it's of the village of Star
o. Toepperwein and George W. Smith
have taken out a permit to repair and
remodel a two-story residence at $40
Grove street at a cost of $1700. The
building was badly damaged by fire
several weeks ago.
C. w. Whiffin of Canyon county,
member of the Legislature several years
ago from that county, is in Boise today.
He placed in nomination the name of
fly-
attorney general upon The Democratic
| ticket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Roberts and
daughters have returned from an out
ing of two weeks at Long Beach and
Portland. They report the coast points
we'll filled with Idaho people, the wealth
er there cool and bracing and an excep-
tionally fine time.
The case of the state VS.. Ed Daily,
charged with imprudent and reckless
driving, which was to have come up
before Judge Adams this morning at
O'clock, has been postponed until
August 4, upon request of the defend
ants attorneys.
Robert D. Davidson, who was yester-
day arrested on a forgery charge upon
complaint of C. F. Peters, was today
arraigned before Judge Bower and his
hearing set for Tuesday afternoon at .
o'clock. The bond of the defendant
was fixed at $500, which he was unable
to furnish.
! L. Hill of Sweet, candidate on the
Progressive ticket for assessor of Boise
county, is in the city visiting his broth
err, Ed Hill city patrolman Mr.. Hill
reports that the Prdgressives have
nominated full ticket In Boise county
and will likely elect ii as they are
strong there and have good organi-
zation.
H. C. McNIasters, of Sparta, ILL.,, is in
Boise with the intention of locating
He visited the state last fall, spend
! ing several weeks at Twin Falls, after
which he returned to Illinois for the
winter on account OF his mothers
health. The call of the west was too
great for him, however, and he has
again returned to locale permanently
The nomination of Charles D. Chinn
to be Democratic candidate for county
assessor, has been filed by himself
The nomination of A. A. Fraser. to be
Republican candidate for state senator,
has been flied by James L. Stewart
The nomination of Augusta Fletcher to
be Democratic candidate for school
superintendent, was filed by Howard
Stein.
| F. C. Annett, a prominent member Of
the Boise Typographical union, and
foreman of the Capital News advertis-
ing rooms, leaves tonight for Provi-
dence, r. l., to attend the convention of
the International Typographical union
as delegate from the Boise local. Mr..
Annett will visit Boston, Newport and
other cities in the east and will be
away about a month.
Sheriff s, c. Willis Of Kirksville, Mo,
was in Boise yesterday to secure re-
QUESTION from the governor for the re-
turn to that state of ]. D. Perkins, now
under arrest at Harrison, Ida, on a
charge of obtaining $500 under false
pretenses in Missouri The requisition
was honored and Sheriff Willis left
last evening for the north to get his
man.
The Oregon Short Line has filed
mortgage in favor of the Central Trust
company to cover a bond issue the
entire amount of which is to be $780,,
100000, but of which the present in
strument covers $12,48s,214.24, to cover
| the cost of construction and acquisition
of the road from Montpelier to Paris,
briggs to Victor, NysBa to Homedale,
Ballard to Logan, the Idaho Northern
and the Lincoln Sugar spur, a part of
what is commonly known as the Snake
River Belt Line.
One OF the largest automobile tour
ing parties to visit Boise this summer
arrived here yesterday afternoon from
Seattle enroute to the Yellowstone ma
tional park. They are at the Owyhee
hotel and will resume their journey
tomorrow after a rest of a day in the
city. Those in the party are Mr. and
Mrs. ]. L. Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
P. Tremper, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Gould. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. H. Denny, Mr.
and Mrs. Milo ]. Loveless, Miss Anne
Dalgity and Curtis Hart They have
three machines, each carrying a Seat
tie pennant and they are sticking close