Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-26
BREVrTIES


of the summer visiting relatives.
r. ". Jones OF Pocatello was today
admitted to practice by the supreme
court of this state on examination.
The case OF W. G. Hughes against w.
T. Booth and others has been dis |
missed in the district court at plain
tifrs cost.
d. L. Gray has been appointed adj
ministrator of the estate of r. w.
Gray, his father. The estate is val
ued at $4,000.
Baptist Ladies' Aid society will give
a silver tea Wednesday, May 81 at the
home of Mrs. r. G. Spaulding. at 800
Brumback street.
Mr.. and Mrs r. H DeArmond and
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Vines, prominent
residents of Ma1heur county, are in the
city attending the Blks dedication
Owing to the inability Of the grand
clerk of the Women of Woodcraft to be
present, the special meeting called for
Wednesday evening has been postpond.
The Dorcas society of the Lutheran
church will meet with A. Huttgrens,
Boise avenue, west of Twenty first
street. Wednesday evening at Sis
o'clock.
The jury in the case Of Angelina
Aiken against Corrella ]. Robbins,
which was tried last week. returned
its sealed verdict this morning. find
ing for the defendant.
The Mission Study class of the First
Presbyterian church will meet We'd
| nesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with
Mrs. v. c. Kerr. 1923 Fort street. The
| lesson will be chapter 8, The New Era
| In Korea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fulkerson of st.
| Charles, Mo-, are guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. III. Dunlap. Mr. Full
kerson has been in Idaho for about
month and was joined yesterday by his
wife. They intend making their home
in this section.
The body of Robert =. Wagner
which was found in the Boise river
above Barber dam yesterday afternoon,
was forwarded to Spokane this after
noon at the request Of his sister. While
the body was quite badly decomposed,
identification was possible.
A lively discussion on the canal tolls
question is expected tonight at the
Presbyterian Brotherhood meeting at
the Presbyterian church. Speakers on
both sides of the question are loaded
and an able debate Is anticipated. A
chicken dinner will be served at 6: 80
o'clock and the speaking will begin at
1880.
A branch line railroad for Kootenai
, county is provided for in articles of in :
corporation today with the secretary
of state by the Tyson Creek Railway
company, capitalized for $4,000 with
: it's headquarters at Occur d'Alene. The
road will build six-mile branch from
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Pau
railroad.
Colonel e. M. Heigho, president of the
Pacific g. Idaho Northern Railway
company, today wired the public utili-
ties commission for permission te
charge excursion rates from points
on It's road to Crane for the opening
of the Crane creek project. The com.
mission granted the request. Importan
Ger emonies are to feature the Crane
Creek opening.
Something of the magnitude of tn,
bee industry in the Boise valley Il
shown by the shipment of two full
cars of bees, made yesterday by E. +
Atwater & Co. to w. H. Pennington o
Nyssa, Ore. The bees were the italian
1 anu SdIItOldh NdTlell6S anu WeT
raised on the Atwater & Co. rancl
near Meridian. The shipment consist
ed of 400 colonies.
The large case of flags that occupie
space In the old state capitol build
ing was moved into the new buildin
= today and given a conspicuous posi-
ton on the supreme court floor, BIT
there has been SO much objection raise
to placing 1t there the case may b
! removed othe hallway entrance. TIL
CAGE containing the flags Is of dar
finish and fails to match well wit
the white marble.
The Twin Falls Canal company file
its answer with the public utilitit
commission to the complaint mad
against 1t by the Twin Falls Wat,
company. asking for a main come.
ton with the canal The answ,
states that under it's contract with Il
settlers and the state the canal con
pany is not in position to supply Il
water company with water and Their
II fore has refused to make the connectit
applied for.
Several Boise merchants lost Sa
urday by the operations of a che
artist who claimed to be brio
layer by trade and that his name w
John w. Chinn. Two of the feed stor
and one or two other stores were vi
tirnized by the fellow and a warra
has been sworn out for his arrest, b
as yet the police have been unable
locate him, although he was seen
the streets several times Saturd
evening after having passed his wort
less paper.
The annual exhibit of the work do
by the students taking the industr
coui ses in the school opens tomorr'
afternoon. The work covers that
the grades and high school and
exhibit this year will be more extensi
than previously and one that eve
patron of the schools and taxpay,
should see in order to CLEAN some ID
of what is being accomplished in
/ aohna1a Much of fha uorlx axbihii