Evening capital news., 1914-06-19

good in that section and fishing fine
at the Magic dam and In the Big Tood
river. While In that section they vis-
itcd the new Guyer hotel near Ketchum
and report that 1t is q magnificent re-
sort.
The engagement at the Pinney the
ater of -The Drug Terror" will close
tonight. This picture has been run
ming all week and has caused much
favorable comment
Argument was heard today by Judge
Dietrich on the application for allow
ance OF preferred claims Of the Cen
eral Electric company and others In
the case Of the Guaranty Trust COM
pany, trustees, against the Idaho Rail-
way. Light g. Power company. The pe-'
titioners desire that their claims shall
be preferred even over interest due on
bonds.
The case of Leonard Short against
oliver f. Short is on trial before Judge
Mccarthy in the district court This Is
a suit for an accounting between two
brothers. the plaintiff claiming that the
defendant invested their common funds
in real estate In this county. The in
production OF evidence was concluded
and argument win be had tomorrow
morning.
United States District Attorney Nc
Clear today received telegram from
the custodian of Jine Me Kim, the
Chinese woman taken for deportation.
asking that he notify her friends to
forward her clothing to Seattle. The
woman was taken from the county jail
with such haste that time was not
given her to get her personal effects
together for the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Kutnewsky have
returned from Salt Lake, where they
went to witness the graduation of their
son, Fremont. who is one of q party
OF students who. under the direction
of Dean Cummings, Of the University
of Utah. will spend the summer in
archaeological research work among the
ruins of the cliff -dwellers In Arizona.
They expect to remain until the first
of September.
B. NJ Nisbet has returned from Jun
tura, where he awarded contract for
the erection of a four room brick
school building to @. H. Van Wyngar-
den of Caldwell on bid of $1,000. #.
H. Paradice, who is at Pocatello, has
awarded the contract for a school
building at Inkom to Dotson & Smith,
of Pocatello on bid of $1,000. The
plumbing and heating were let sepa-
rate on bid of $500.
The Boise high school alumni
Ndance to be given this evening at
Pierce park promises to be one OF the
elaborate social events of the season
for former students OF the school, many
of whom have just returned from coll
lege. and q general reunion is antici-
pated when they meet in the spacious
pavilion at the park to trip the light
fantastic. Special cars will leave the
interurban depot for the park at
o'clock. $40 and o'clock.
DR.. Turkey Is making an effort to find
the person who. few evenings ago
while he was out riding on Warn
! Springs avenue, threw beer bottle In
front Of his machine smashing 1t on the
pavement. Fortunately the physician
missed the glass and saved a puncture
: The man who smashed the bottle W. /
in another machine which drove pas
the physician and two other machine:
! just behind him. As the machine wen
. by a man leaned out and deliberatel,
3 threw the bottle to the pavement
I where 1t was broken.
! The municipal court mill. which hal
sl been quiet for several days, grount
Y heavily today with numerous ant
Y varied cases. Jack Jackson and Franl
Smith each pleaded builty to charges
) of vagrancy and were fined $40 an,
, costs each and committed. G. r
Brady, arrested on similar charge
: pleaded not guilty, and will have
hearing this evening. Sam Boiler for
q feited IS cash bond rather than ap
/ pear and answer the charge of beinl
4 drunk. Joe Banze for similar of
: fense. drew IS cash fine with cost
attached and was committed. Johl
4 Patterson. for indecent conduct. wa
= fined IS and costs and committed. G
! H. Meyers pleaded guilty to leaving hi
horse tied on the street for over ST,
}, hours without water or feed and wa
: fined SO. which he paid. Samuel Ian
:. paid SO for committing nuisanc,
!, which consisted of permitting refus
= y to gather in the rear of his premises
: Arthur Mcconnell, Macy Chapen an
NJ Blake have all been cited to appea
: this evening to answer the charge O
riding their bicycles on the sidewalk
u X. Cohen, for exceeding the speed limit
Will have a hearing this evening.
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