Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-05
BREVTTIES

"A marriage license has been issued
to Martin w. Edwards and Stella
Redd, both of Boise.
The hearing In the case of the Sand
point Water company and the city of
Standpoint is still in progress this aft
ernoon before the public utilities COM
mission.
The state land board will meet late
this afternoon to hear matters of i'm
portance and clear away the routine
business which has been accommodating
for some time.
The Interstate Utilities company,
s1,000,000 corporation, has filed articles
of Incorporation with the secretary Of
state. This company will operate in
Bonner, Kootenai Shoshone and Latah
counties.
The public utilities commission is
sued an order yesterday granting per-
mission to the Great Northern Rail
way company to establish a rate of 81
per 1000 feet, minimum 600e feet per
car, from Colburn and Naples to Sand
point.
St Michaels choir will begin It's
musical season Sunday with the rem
dition of the following anthems:
Forty third Psalm, Judge Me o Cod"
Mendelssohn; Let My Prayer Be Set
Forth" Martin; Evening Service"
Spence
The board of county commissioners
began the work of canvassing the re-
turns of the primary election this
morning. The work is progressing
slowly and it Is likely to require sew
ea'al days for the result to become
known.
The public utilities commission has
issued an order allowing a refund of
$4.99 to j. s. Smith & Sons for over
charges on a shipment of strawberries
from Twin Falls to Burley, Idaho. The
refund will be made by the American
Express company.
There is a seven weeks old. blue
eyed baby boy, healthy and good ma
tured, for adoption at the Children's
home. Superintendent Christian re-
ports that the baby is an exceptionally
fine one and he is anxious to find a
good home for 1t.
Superintendent c. S. Meek met with
the Boise teachers this morning at
the High school and outlined the work
of the term and completed the as =
signments. Several of the teachers
have not yet arrived. having been de-
| tanned while enroute by a wreck above
Butte.
Austin N. Hadley was today granted
a divorce from Lizzie L. Hadiey. The
complaint alleged that they were mar
ried in Independence. Kan, July 2s,
1900. and that she became insane and
was committed to the insane asylum
at Salem. Ore. July 6, 1907. where she
is still confined.
Mary II. Colby was today given a
decree of divorce from John c. Colby.
They were married at San Bernardino,
Cal. Dec. "a. 1908, and she charges
that he deserted her and their minor
child, Jan. 10, 1913. She was given
the custody of the child and alimony
to the amount of $50 a month.
| Governor John NJ. Haines yesterday
afternoon refused TO honor the requisi-
| ton papers for the return to Utah OF
e. DeSands. wanted, in Ogden for
forgery, and he was released from Gus
tody. Mr.. DeSands has been held here
several days for the Utah authorities
and the sheriff from Ogden arrived
here Thursday night after his man.
| Sadie Allen and Myrtle Pigeon, two
women of the underworld. were before
Judge Dunlap this afternoon upon Il
vagrancy charge brought by Chief
Robinson. Both drew fines of $50 and
costs and were ordered committed but
will be given an opportunity Of leav-