Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-02
BREVITIES

Mrs. Charles H. Clark has moved
from 512 North Tenth street to 314
State street.
Doc Rankin leaves this morning for
a six weeks hunting and fishing trip
in Bear valley.
Mr. and Mrs. e. w Tucker and son
left last night for oregon and Cali
fornia coast points on an outing of
several weeks.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day afternoon to Walter B. Young and
Theresa Breshears, both of ola, and TO
Floyd E. McCurdy and Gladys May
Smith both of Boise.
| The ladies of Grace church guild
will hold an ice cream social and mu-
sicale on the church grounds at Walnut
and East State street, Tuesday even
ing from 1880 until $50 o'clock
Lieutenant James Lindsay of the
Resseguie fire station, accompanied by
Mrs. Lindsay will leave tomorrow for
an outing at Trinity lakes. They will
drive to Alexander flats and pack in
from that point
Principal c. J. Brosvan of Park
school, left on the early morning train
for Albion, where he will deliver a
series of special lectures on Modern
History before the summer school of
the Albion Normal College.
i Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Link returned to
their home in Boise this week, after
spending several weeks at Mrs. Link
home in Kansas and Mr. Links home
in Ohio. While in the east Mr. and
Mrs. Link visited Chicago. Buffalo, Nj
L. I1o1 nj
The three-cent passenger rate case
of the attorney general against the
Oregon Short Line was postponed by
the public utilities commission to Aug
ust % owing to the fact railroad af-
ficials cannot now attend because of
threatening strikes. The hearing was
to have taken place here yesterday.
Sheriff Breshears of Canyon county
Yesterday secured requisition papers
from the governors office for the return
to Nampa of j. Hall alias Henry Mann
wanted for burglary in that city lie
is in custody at LaGrande. The COM
plant alleges that Hall stole wearing
apparel and other articles from one
S. II. Martin of Nampa.
President John A. Blomquist of the
public utilities commission returned
Yesterday from the southern part OF
the state where with Judge d. w
Standrod he conducted a number of
hearings at Shoshone, Twin Falls,
Bull and Pocatello on the applications
of the Idaho Power & Light company
and the Beaver River Power company
to enter those felds. Additional testi-
mony in these cases Will be taken here
later.
A man fun OF lighting whlskey was
arrested about 1890 o'clock by Of
fcer Mcdonald The fellow put up a
fight all the way from Seventh and
Main streets to the station and ever
on the inside and was noisy and atu-
s!ve after being locked up. The only
other arrest up to midnight was that
of an aid soldier who fell on the SIDE
walk and cut his head. He was taken
to the station on a stretcher and his
injury dressed by DR.. Shurtz. The
back Of his head was cut but other
Wise he was not hurt and was locked
up for the night
. \ big business deal was closed herf
last night when the \. T. Ellis two
story cement ware house on Sout.
Main passed into the hands Of A. J
IBIS for a Iteration of $4,000
Mr.. Ellis took rs ray for the valuable
W. aaouse property, a portion Of tbs
sbhs addition on the Billcres' Lam OF
the bench. II is understoo .wn. Mr.