Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-10

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to d. Lantz Heller. OF Kuna. and Maud
Belle Hedrick. Of Rockford, III.
State Treasurer o. ". Allen has re-
turned from a trip to the southeastern
part of the state in the interest of his
candidacy.
Charles Hackney, now engaged in
the newspaper business at Mountain
Home. is in Boise today on business
matters.
Mrs. A. L. ROWAN Of Payette lakes
underwent an operation this morning at
st. Luke's hospital. She was brought
to Boise yesterday by Mr.. Rowlan.
Judge F. S. Dietrich, Of the federal
court, is expected to return tomorrow
evening from The Breakers, where he
has been spending his vacation with
his family.
Judge Davis today in the district
court heard argument in the dissolu-
ton case Of the 1. x. L. Coal company.
Judge McCarthy's division of the court
was not in session.
Alex Anderson and H. Savage ere
in the city Jail serving out fines Of
$5 and costs for being drunk. They
were in municipal court this morning
and found guilty of the charge,
oliver William Elliott and Miss
Agnes Cowger of South Boise were
married at 2 o'clock this afternoon by
Judge w. C. Bower at his office in
the Soma building. Mr.. Elliott is a
rancher and he and his bride will make
their home on a ranch near Horse
shoe Bend.
Charged with the larceny Of so sheep
from Jose Ubernaga, a man named
Otto Kirtchner was arrested yesterday
afternoon on a complaint sworn out be-
fore Judge Adams. Kirchner was
placed under $500 bond which he was
unable to furnish and his hearing was
set for Wednesday morning at $3.50
o'clock.
Steve Inglin Of the firm Of 1nglin &
Card, of the Brewery buffet, declared
today that Lee Wade, who was injured
Saturday night, was not thrown out of
his place. He says he ordered Wade
to leave the saloon when he became
quarrelsome over a game of cards and
Wade left. 1t was While out in front
that some one struck him
Lawrence James, infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Thomas, died Sun
day at the family home, 305 South
Fourth street. The funeral was held
this afternoon at the Schneider & Sid
enfaden chapel The services were ii
charge of the Women of Woodcraft
Burial was in Morris Fill cemetery anc
special car was provided for friends
Harry Briggs, a city patrolman, hat
narrow escape from being shot II
the foot Sunday night at midnight. HI
was running to catch up with some
other officers when his gun bounced
from his hip pocket and struck tn,
sidewalk. going off at the same time
Z The bullet struck the officers foo
and tore a piece out of the top of hi
l. shoe in front, slightly burning tn
skin.
Judge Davis this Afternoon duashe'
the writ of habeas corpus issued in tn
case of Domingo Lecona, the sheep
herder arrested in Owyhee county 70
: grazing his sheep on a cattle range
4 Judge Davis remanded Lecona to tn
custody of Sheriff Rock for furthe
court proceedings upon the charge
thus holding that the section OF tn
p statute which it Is charged was VIC
s lated, is constitutional as a prope
V police power of the state.
: Evidence was heard today by Judg
n Davis in the district court in the dl
e vorce case of George W. Montgomer
r against Martha Montgomery Accord
e ing to the complaint they were mar
d ried April IS, of this year and she fin
s ally left him in June after displayin
e a naggiug. quarrelsome dispositio
IS which he charged inflicted great cruel
: ty upon him and his minor childre
by former wife. He gave his age a
n IS and hers at so. The case was con
T. tinued for further evidence
o 1t will be Wednesday afternoon at
s o'clock before Albert Perkins. who
o charged with assault with a deadl
n weapon with intent to commit murde
81 knows whether or not be will have
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