Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-01

against M Casey. Justice Adams de-
cided both cases in favor Of the plain
lifts and the defendants appeal to the
district court.
marriage license was issued this
afternoon to Stanley Johnson and
Orpha e. Wilson. both of Boise
Stephen d. Taylor private secretary
to Governor Haines, Is back in his Of
fee today after a vacation of two
weeks.
The McCammon Garage, Livery and
Feed company has filed articles of In
corporation with the secretary of
state. Alexander Mcqueen, J. q. Lewis
and "A Lewis, of the village of Mo
Cannon, Bannock county, Idaho, are
the incorporators. The capital stock Is
placed at $4,000, in 100 shares of the
value Of 500 each, of which $500 has
been actually subscribed.
Judge Davis has under consideration
this afternoon the divorce case of WILL
liam Thelan against Louise Thelan. The
case comes from Washington county.
where the parties own property. They
were divorced once before but after
ward REMARKED. Later an application
for divorce was heard in Washington
county and denied. The third attempt
is being heard today In this~county.
Not only is the Emmett district to
have the heaviest fruit crop in its his
tory. but It is also to have by far the
heaviest yield OF alfalfa and grain ever
before raised, according to C. T. Bar
ringer. who has just returned from a
few days in that section, during which
he visited the fruit and hay and gradn
belts. He reports that sweet cherries
are ripe there and also that haying
is on in full blast.
Montana is experiencing ono of the
best business years In It's history, ac-
cording to j. w. Gamble, special agent
for the Continental Life Insurance
company with headquarters at Helena,
who is in the city visiting the local
agents, McReynolds g. Whitson. Con-
siderable railroad building is going on
in Montana, he states. irrigation pro-
Jects being developed and immigrants
are coming in goodly numbers, he re-
ports.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Slkillern and sons
who have been spending the winter
at their big sheep ranch at Hagerman
arrived in the city yesterday to look
after their holdings. Mr.. Skillern will
remain here but few days and then
go to HALEY, where he will be JOINED
in about a month by Mrs. Skillern and
sons for the summer. Woolgrowere
from the Hagerman district are feel
ing tubilant over conditions this spring
states Mr.. Skillern, who reports that
they sold their wool this year at an
earlier period than ever before, got
good prices and had an excellent lamb
ing season.
Because he permitted his pigeon 10
go at large, George Workman has been
summoned into municipal court upon
complaint of c. e. Shelton and will
have hearing tomorrow afternoon be-
fore Judge Dunlap. When taken before
the court this morning he entered a
plea OF not guilty Ed Gallagher, ar
rested for disorderly conduct, forfeited
a $40 cash bond and foreigner booked
as John Doe arrested for being drunk.
forfeited s5. William Kyle was unable
to pay a fne OF IS and costs for his
spree and was committed. c. f. Hope
well. who permitted quantity of ma
nure to accumulate in corral was
arrested on complaint Of Health Offi-
Ger M. s.. Parker and forfeited 81
cash bond put up for his appearance
this morning.
That the Industrial school at st. An
thony is a great institution and that
the students there are receiving prac-
tical training which viii be Of benefit
to them in future years. is the opinion
Of Judge J. H. Richards. who has been