Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-10
BREVITIES


Reed left last night for Occur dAlene
on business. He will be north some
time taking his summer vacation on
the present trip.
Judge and Mrs Lawrence T. Harris
Of Eugene, Ore, were on the Elks' spe-
oial today. Judge Harris has lately
been nominated for justice of the SUI
preme court of Oregon and of course
will be elected.
July %. at 10 a. m. is the date set
for the hearing of the Robert Wede-
kind disbarment case before the com
mittee appointed by the supreme court.
The case will be heard in the supreme
court chambers in the state house.
The Queen Esther circle of the I'm
manuel Methodist Sunday school will
give an Ice cream social tonight on the
lawn at the home of Mrs. w. H. Pohl-
man, 1919 North Twentieth street. A
good musical program viii be rem
dered.
DR.. and Mrs. j. D. Gillian leave to-
morrow for Horseshoe Bend and trip
up the Payette river. On Sunday Rev.
Gillian viii speak at Montour and
Brownlee, after which they viii go to
Round valley where a camp meeting
is planned. They will be away for
about 10 days.
Charles Rickard, held by the authori-
ties at Troy, Mo, as a fugitive from
justice, will be returned to Idaho and
Canyon county to answer the charge Of
forgery, for Governor Haines has
honored requisition to bring him back
and a Canyon county official left yes
terday for that city.
Charging extreme cruelty for the
past year which caused her both bodily
and great mental suffering, Rosa NJ.
Martin yesterday afternoon filed a suit
in district court asking a complete
divorce from Robert E. Martin. The
couple were married at Sheridan, Wyo.,
Sept. 20, 1901, and have six children.
John Carroll got too intimately ac-
quainted with John Barleycorn last
night and this morning faced a charge
of being drunk in municipal court to
which he pleaded guilty and was fined
IS and costs and committed. Duncan
Johnston, for riding his bicycle after
dark without a light. paid fine of 49,
Boise has been put on the map in
the moving picture world through the
Motion Picture News published in New
York. A recent issue of that publica-
ton contains a write-up of the motion
picture theaters in this city, which Is
the third article published relative to
Boise and the moving picture business
here by that weekly.
Mrs. c. S. Fairman yesterday enter
tanned the employees of the Golden Rule,
together with their friends and fami-
lies. at her home on the bench.
number of games were INDUCED in for
which prides were offered and they
were all hotly contested in a spirit Of
friendly rivalry. There was a big crowd
and a most enjoyable outing was had.
A car OF machinery for bridge con-
struction work on the Inter Mountain
road being built by the Boise-Payette
Lumber company, has arrived and work
on the bridges will be pushed by
James Clarlxson, who Is in charge Of
the construction for the oregon Bridge
g. Construction company, The big
bridge across the Boise river is to be
the first one built and the machinery
has been hauled to that site
1t is alleged in the complaint at
tached TO the petition for requisition
that Richard on May IS, 1914, forged
the following document when he
knew 1t to be false: First National
Bank of Emmett: Pay to the Order of
Arthur Labrash, $S7 with exchange for
value received and charge to account
of Andrew Little, to Boise City Ma
tional Bank. Signed Arthur Labrash,"
d. A. Hawkins swore to the complaint,
The Boy Scouts Of st. Michaeps
cathedral proved themselves Of value
/ to the state Wednesday when they ex-
tinguished a good sized forest fire
about two miles above Idaho City and
! but a short distance from the camp,
where they are enjoying a two weeks
summer outing. According to word re-
ceived here last night by member of
the organization who was unable to
go on the trip, the fire was discovered
/ by Ernest Parrot, who gave the alarm
and after two and a half hours hard
fighting by the entire force the blaze
was extinguished, although 1t had
burned over quite an area. Fire fight
ing is one of the points in which the
boys are drilled and their work proved
their efficiency in that line
r. A. Martin, who was arrested
upon complaint Of his wife. Rosa Mar
/ tin charged with assault, was dis
/ missed by Judge Adams yesterday
upon motion of the prosecution, who
stated the facts Of the case were not
sufficient to warrant a prosecution and
the county attorney did not wish to
try domestic troubles in the criminal
courts, creating an unnecessary eN-
pense to the county. Both the defen-
dant and the plaintiff we're taken to
task for airing their troubles in the
court and were advised that If they
were unable to live together to seek
a civil remedy. j. r. Good represent
ed the defendant and stated that Mrs.
Martin would be permitted to get her
personal effects at the home at any
time.
STORAGE COAL.