Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-04
BREVTIES

e. H. Gallett, secretary of the public
utilities commission, left today on a
fishing trip into the Big Lost river
country.
The Women's Mission Circle Of the
First Baptist church will meet Wednes-
day evening at o'clock with Mrs. Cot
trell. 210 West Bannocl street.
Frank ]. Koelsch, William Koelsch,
10. w. Worthwine and Charles A.
Mack will leave tomorrow for Bear
valley on a hunting and fishing trip.
Mrs. Emroy business manager of
ST. Lukes hospital and Miss Roebark,
surgical nurse at the hospital, are en-
joying their summer vacations at Pay
cite lakes.
The Second District Ladies' Aid OF
the Christian church will serve ice
cream and cake on the old Central
School grounds tomorrow afternoon
and evening.
Grandpa" Weiss of Placerville, who
had his foot operated on some six
weeks ago at st. Alphonsus hospital,
is able to be out and is now at the
Pacific hotel.
The Ladies' Aid society of Emmanuel
Methodist church will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. Samuel Ireton,
South Boise. The members will take
the 2:15 o'clock car.
Judge D. w. Standrod of the public
utilities commission is expected back
from Pocatello tomorrow morning. He
remained over in the Gate City after
the power hearing there Saturday.
Secretary of State Clifford is in re-
ceipt of 1851 paid as fees by candi-
dates placed in nomination for state
and district Offices. OF this sum $117O
was paid in by candidates filing for
district judge.
The case of DR.. Mary Donaldson and
Mr. Donaldson, charged with unlawful
| ly restraining the liberty of an insane
person not regularly committed, has
been postponed until tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
Thompson & Carpenter have just
sold a handsome six-room bungalow
No 1414 East jefferson street, to J..
T. Pollock for $4,000. Mr.. Pollock is
travelling salesman handling automobile
supplies and purchased the place for
a home.
S. w. Niles, alias Dolan. an ex-con-
Wet, who was released from the peni-
Tertiary a week ago, was ordered from
the city today For a week he has
been hanging around doing nothing
and he was furnished with an escort
across the bridge.
Miss Craman, teacher of the kinder
garten at st. Margaret's school, writes
from Florence, Italy, that she is having
no difficulty in travelling about from
place to place. but she expects to sail
for home shortly owing to the uncer-
tainity of being able to get passage.
The session of the summer normal
which is in progress at the high school
will continue until Aug. 81 when the
county teachers examination will be-
gin. There are two hundred teachers
taking work at the school and all of
them will take the examination
r. N. German of north Boise who
was arrested June Is accused of hav-
ing poisoned several cats by placing
strychnine in back yards, appeared be-
fore Judge Davis in the district court
this morning and plead guilty to the
charge. He was fined $50 and released
on the payment of the fine.
]. c. Pence, while on a fishing expe-
dition with c. F. Judson and L P.
Taylor at the mouth of Silver creek
and the middle fork of the Payette
river, caught curious specimens OF
scaley trout which they turned over
to the game warden to determine the
cause of the peculiar condition of the
fish.
At the open air forum at Columbia
park tomorrow evening the address OF
the evening will be made by Don Bark
of the United States reclamation serv-
ice. Mr.. Bark Is in charge of several
experimental farms in this vicinity and
will talk concerning these. There will
be several, numbers of good music
furnished by a stringed band, and the
program, including the music, will be-
gin at o'clock sharp.
The United States weather bureau
reports that the past week throughout
Idaho has been hot and dry except
in The southeas. portion where there
were local showers The second crop
cf alfalfa is now in stack while har-
yestn:g is prcGrcs sing rapidly and Will
soCn 30 IN shock The clops through
out the state are 5aid to be in a gen.
eral g, cd condil en-, although lack OF
water is retarelng progress somewhat
in SOME localities.
| Pf6SlQenL AXlln6 Oh the AlDlOh oNdte
normal has communicated with the
local school authorities requesting that
the session of the state teachers in
stitute be postponed one day, as other
wise about seven hundred teachers
would loose their vote at the primary
because of the necessity of being pre-
sent at the sessions which is mace
compulsory by law. The meeting will
probably be held September LIST to 9Th
instead Of August 31st until September
4th. 1t is said that one thousand
teachers will attend the meeting which
will be under the leadership Of Profes-
sor Axline.
Four foreigners, Austrians or Ser
vians. were in municipal court this
morning on the charge of vagrancy. AL
were found sleeping in a barn last
night and had but few cents each
All pleaded guilty and were fined SIC
and costs and committed. Ralph