Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-22


Bonneville county was yesterday
placed in nomination as Republican
candidate to succeed himself He was
nominated by nomination papers filed
with the secretary of state, George w.
Lewis making the nomination. At the
same time w T. Dougherty Of Glenns
Ferry was nominated by H. B. Jones as
Democratic candidate for secretary of
state.
The Malad Valley Telephone com
pany today filed it's annual statement
with the state auditor
II. Harland of Payette, a member of
the state board of education is in the
city today on business in connection
with the board
! Adolph Schroeder is candidate for
coroner upon the Republican ticket.
certificate of his nomination having
been filed today to Charles L. JOY.
State Treasurer o. " Allen returned
this morning from a weeks trip to
points in the southeastern part of the
state He says crop conditions there
were never better.
Work is in progress today on the
tract of ground adjoining the federal
building getting it into shape to be
sown to grass seed to be made into a
lawn The tract has been plowed and
leveled and dirt is being hauled TO fill
it up to grade.
Hogs by the carload Weighing from
to 100 pounds are badly wanted at Call
ifornia points according to letter re-
ceived today by the state pure food de-
partment from Gorham Bros. of Cop
peropolis, Cal. They wrote to the de-
partment for information as to where
hogs in this state could be secured.
William Brown, a well known char
acter in police circles, pleaded guilty
to vagrancy in municipal court this
morning and was fined $40 and costs
and committed. He was offered his
freedom upon his promise to leave the
city and not return and was given the
courtesy of an escort over tho bridge
immigration Inspector L. T. Plum
mer of Helena Is here to take evidence
in the case Of Jine Nc Kim, whose de-
portation was arrested upon order of
the department at washington to give
her an opportunity to present evidence
substantiating her claim that she was
born in America and Is not, therefore,
subject to deportation.
Mrs. j. X. White is spending an out
ing accompanied by Dr. and Mrs. ]. w.
Ross at Featherville. located near At
lanta on the south fork of the Boise
river In letter to her husband here
she states that the scenery at that
place is very beautiful that fishing is
extra fine and that Featherville affords
fine place for camping parties from
Boise. 1t is but days ride by auto
mobile from this city.
The amount Of automobile travel
over the Idaho City road into the basin
4 country Is certainly surprising, stated
man who has just returned from an
outing of several days near the old
Leigh ranch. Automobile parties rang
! ing from two to IL went whizzing past
the camp nearly all day last Sunday, is
, the report and returning passed at all
hours in the night, making good speed
as the roads are in fair condition.
Governor Haines has named the fol-
lowing delegates to the negro national
civic movement convention to be held
at Kansas City Aug. 3 to Z: ]. E.
Brown Boise; S. z. Baily, Boise; w
:, H. Poindexter, Nampa; John H. Pier
son, Pocatello; Louis Walker HALEY;
! II. r. Owens, Occur d'Alene; w. j.
. Gudgel, Boise; Mrs. s. D. Washington
! Boise, J. II. Maley Pocatello; Mrs. ]
w Smith, Boise; Thomas Paine
: Welser: Charles Heron, Nampa; Mrs
5 Francis Mayfield Boise; W. Wooden
Boise.
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