Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-22
The new ''Csntspedsr locomotive.

rlr. dllu MIS-. .. M. STEWART nave
gone to Seaside. Ore. where they will
spend some time and then visit other
points on the coast for the remainder
of the summer.
A marriage license was issued today
to Melvin Gordon johnson, of Sam
Francisco. and Sarah Smith. of Los
Angeles. The couple were married by
Judge Dunbar in the probate court
Morris Carter has sworn out a war
rant against Manager Graham of the
ball park charging assault Although
Graham is in the city the officer look
ing for him has not yet been able to
locate him.
Otis Rife has filed suit against Lor-
EMO Truscott and others for foreclos-
ure on mortgage alleged to have been
given to secure payment of a note for
$500 given by Imogene Draper. and to
quiet title.
Miss Marian Stark. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. William Stark, returned home
from Smith college, Northampton,
Mass, and will spend her summer va
cation at the home Of her parents, at
I'LL Hays street
Sixteen men with scythes were sent
out this morning by Councilman Davis
to slaughter the weeds about the city.
The men were divided into two crews
of eight each and were given orders to
clean the city of weeds.
Hearing will be had before Judge
Mccarthy at 1880 tonight on the court
house case to determine whether or not
the improvements contracted by the
commissioners come within the prohi-
billions indicated in the rule laid down
by the court recently In that matter.
Before Judge Mccarthy today the
case of Lydia A. Jensen against the
Owyhee Land g. Irrigation company
was dismissed as to C. s. Polk, de-
fault was entered against M. D. Polk
and the case continued as to tho COR
poration. The case of Alice r. DAILY
against the same defendants was dis
missed at plaintiffs costs.
Appeal was filed in the supreme
court this morning from a judgment
rendered by the Fremont county dis
trict court in February In the case Of
Miller M. Harshbarger We. ]. r. and
Eliza r. Eby. Marshbarger was given
judgment for $3052.S5 and costs, on a
jury verdict, against Mr.. and Mrs. Eby
in a suit for collection on a promissory
note.
Some enterprising dealers or en-
thusiastic friends have attempted to
transport liquor by United States NAL,
evidently not knowing that they were
violating the laws. Section 472 of the
postal laws, however, specifies a pen
atty of fine OF $1,000. or Imprisonment
not exceeding two years, or both, for
using the United States mails for this
purpose.
C. Mcdonald drew a fine of SIS and
costs in municipal court today for be-
ing drunk and was committed in de-
fault of payment. Mr.. williams. own
er of automobile No. 41s, has been
cited to appear in court this evening
to answer the charge of permitting his
automobile to stand on the wrong side
of the street.
Jine Me Kim, the Chinese woman
who was rushed away at midnight to
Seattle to be deported, may yet be
given an additional hearing on her
claim to have been born in this coun-
try. The department at Washington
has wired District Attorney McClear
stating that If she will give bond to
pay her expenses pending such a hear
ing the department Is willing that she
be given a hearing.
Miss Josephine Frederickson, who
since last September has been stenog-
rapher for DIR. Edward O. Sisson. COM
missioner of education, has returned to
her home In Seattle. She will resume
her course at the University OF Oregon
next fall. Miss Edna Jackson, former
ly stenographer for DIR. Melville Bran
non, president of tho University of
Idaho, has taken Miss Frederickson's
place at the state house.
The case of w. A. Coughanour VS..
the city of Payette was heard In the
supreme court this morning. Cougha-
nour obtained an injunction against
the city of Payette in February, pre-
venting the corporation from building
certain sidewalks and collecting assess
ments against property for the pur-
pose. The injunction was dissolved by
the district court in February, and
Coughanour appealed to the supreme
court
The Boise Progressive club will meet
tomorrow at the home of H. L. Randall.
The subject for this meeting will be
Educational Conditions In Idaho"
with special reference to the state in
situations and the recent report of the
state board of education. Members of
the club and other Progresstves who
wish to attend are requested to take
the Nampa interurban car, leaving the
interurban station at 8 o'clock, and
getting Off at Randall crossing.
A good mother In Wichita, Kan. is
anxious to learn of her son, Charlie
o. White, who was an invalid who
came here for his health. His mother
wired him a ticket to return home on
but he has neither returned nor has
his mother heard from him. Agent
Minieiy states that young White has
never called for the ticket paid for by
his mother In Kansas. Inquiry at the
local hospitals fails TO locate him. and
any person knowing OF his whereabouts
would do a charitable act by informing
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