Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-23
BREVTTIES

In the district court today Quieting title
as against Thomas B. Cess, deceased.
and others.
DR.. f, H. Brandt will leave about the
middle OF June for Europe to take fur
Their post graduate work along the spe-
cial lines Of his practice.
In the case Of Apgelins Aiken against
Corrella J. Robbins, the jury was in
which is to be returned into court next
Tuesday, at which time the jury Ii to
return for duty.
Appeal las been filed In the supreme
court In the case OF Noval GorTie
which comes from the district court
for washington county and involves
damages to land amounting to $225.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Edward H. Murphy and Ruth e.
Maule. both of Payatte; to Jasper o.
withers of Van Wyck and Marguerite
B. Graham OF Eagle, and to William
Hoths and Mildred Tillett, both of
Boise.
Register Ned Jenness Of the state
land board has returned from the Ou--
ley project in the southeastern part of
the state, where he conducted an
opening Of that project The demand
for land was not as great as had been
expected
In the district court today Judge
Davis granted decree of divorce to J.
H. Kincaid from Eva G. Kinkaid. The
evidence showed they were married in
Davis county, Missouri, Jan. 2, 1871.
and that she deserted her husband In
Ada county. April 8, 1918.
Maud H. Mckinney was given a de-
cree of divorce in the district court
today from Hugh Mckinney. She was
also given SIS q month alimony. Gus
tody Of their children and possession
| OF all the personal property. Desertioa
was the ground for divorce.
Although only in the east q short
| time w. ]. Ferris, receiver for the
Idaho Oregon Light & Power company,
sold the entire issue of receivers cer-
ltificates Of the company, amounting
| to 1920, 600, at par. Mr. Ferris left for
the east just three weeks ago and en-
route home stopped at La Crosse, Wis,
his home city, and brought Mrs Fer
ris here with him.
Pricillar Ehler filed suit today In the
district court against the German AL
lance Insurance association of New
York to secure the payment Of $500 in
surance ON household goods stored at
2715 West Idaho street, and insured
as storage furniture. The value Of
the goods was $1,000. C. H Edwards
is attorney for the plaintiff. Fire
damaged the goods.
At the meeting of the Central w. G.
i IN AT-n rnA De-
was in the chair. Roll call was answer
ed with scripture texts. The day In
commemoration of Mrs. Lillian Steph-
ems was discussed 1t has been ar
ranged that each member of all unions
should observe that day by getting as
many new members as possible. Many
arrangements for the unions exhibit
in the floral parade the first week in
June were canvassed.
Major Fred R. Reed, Idaho commits
sioner at the Panama Pacific exposi-
ton. delegated with the full power of
governor, to represent the state of
Idaho at the dedication of the Idaho
building at the exposition grounds, the
first to be erected there, returned last
night from San Francisco well salts
fed over the showing Idaho made and
lDt NdludplC duPCAtislh6 thio Seoto ~
ceived as a result of the completion of
the building and It's dedication.
A blue nose Bear lake trout weighing
16 pounds was yesterday forwarded to
the state fish and game department
here by State Game Warden Barber
for the purpose of having the beauty
mounted. This fish is one of the larg-
est of its species ever seen in Boise
Game Warden Barber is In the south
east on department business. He in
lspected the Warm River hatchery and
assisted in the removal of spawn from
Bear lake trout.
Last evening at 8: 80 o'clock, at 217
Myrtle street. in this city, Judge w
C. Bower united in marriage Jaseper
o. Withers of Van Wyck and Miss
Marguerite B. Graham of Dagle. Mr.
Withers Is an enterprdsing young farm
err of Boise county and Mrs. Withers
Is one of the popular young women
of Eagle. She Is q granddaughter OF
Uncle James Graham, q we'll known
pioneer who came to Idaho In 1858
The young people will make their home
on their farm near Van Wyck.
William Sharp. a railroad man OF
Evanston, Wyo., Is In the city on his
wedding tour and enjoying a visit a.
the home Of his brother, J. M. Sharp
foreman of the city street department
Mr.. Sharp states that while business
has been little slow In Evanston this
winter 1t is picking up considerably
, He also brings the information that the
Western Pacific took four oil burnei
engines through Evapston a few day.
apn and that IL WAS given out in rail.
road circles that they were to be uset
on the Boise winnefnucca line, OF
which, he reported construction hai
already begun from the southern end.
Clyde Ns-pis donated S. to the cit,
treasury through the municipal cour
this morning for exceeding the speed
limit with his motorcycle. w. ]. Fer
ris is to have hearing for exceeding
I the speed limit with an automobile
Dick Long and Robert Scott. for befnt