Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-29

puDllc convenience ana Necessity ny
the Paul Electric company for installa-
ton of an electric system at Paul.
| Adjutant General Grow has gone to
Twin Falls and Bull, where he will
spend several days investigating mi
litia matters and hopes to see both
companies in action on their regular
drill night.
| Notary public commission appoint
ments were made today by Governor
Alexander as follows: Samuel Henry.
Boomers Ferry; R. L. Bolitho. Garden
Valley, and S. ]. Hummel, Bull.
State Veterinarian Bodle is in receipt
of a telegram from d. Luckey of Co
lumbus. Mo-, denying the published re-
/ port that foot and mouth disease exists
in Missouri. The telegram says: mo
foot and mouth disease in Missouri.
| No positive diagnosis on Illinois hogs
shipped from Christian county and I'M
loaded at national stock yards, Illinois,
on 18th. Authorities think LESSONS pos
sible due to lime in feed lot. All pos
sible precautions being taken"
State Bacteriologist Laubaugh stated
this morning he had carefully exam
| ined examples of the food eaten by
Floyd Henderson and his sister, Velma,
from the effects of which the former is
supposed to have suddenly died, but
could find nothing within his scope of
work. State Chemist Jackson is still
engaged making a careful examination
of the samples. Young Henderson re-
tired in good health one night recently
and was fovnd dead at his home at
Gooding the next morning. His sister
only survived through the quick actions
of physicians summoned.
Justification for advances In tariff
may be demanded by the public utili-
ties commission under the provisions
lof subsection a of section SO of the
public utilities act and circulars have
been issued by the commission to that
effect
Showing a reduction of from 20 to
% per cent, a schedule of rates has
been filed by the Mullan Light COM
pany for Mullan with the public utili-
ties commission. The reduction will
soon go into effect
State officials have been notified
that w. s. Bison, an inmate of the
north Idaho asylum at Orofino, es-
capped from that institution and was
captured this week. Both of the I'M
fortunate mans feet We're frozen and
he had received a charge of birdshot
A., HI
hunting for him thought he heard q
prowling animal in some bushes and
discharged the gun.
The public utilities commission has
designated the site for the depot al
Cataldo, in Shoshone county, 7oO leet
east of the old one and 400 feet west
of the site proposed. providing right
, of-way is secured. The depot is foi
.. the Oregon Washington Railroad &
Navigation company. The old one was
burned down.
A. II. Wilson of Lewiston, deputy
state food inspector, created a stil
among his women hearers while lectur
ing in the home economics division o
farmers and housekeepers' week a
Moscow by his attack on proprietar!
articles which are supposed to beautif!
the complexion.
by buying 10 cents worth of boraci
acid" he said, you can make a barre
; of liquid which Is just as good 70
, Frightening the eyes as most of thu
preparations which you purchase a
= fancy prices. ! know of another prep
aration to clean the skin which is soil
at high prices which is nothing Blu
solution of Rochelle salts
Inspector Wilson made known tn
contents of many other "beautifiers."
Dr. Laurence T. Moore, for who's
extradition to Salt Lake papers wer
> honored here by Governor Alexander
a is resisting extradition at Twin Falls
where he located two months ago II
" Is charged with adultery preferred b
\ Mrs. Sybil T. Faucet of Salt Lake
: Whether his extradition will folloy
now depends on a decision by Judg
- Bapcock.
Penitentiary sentence for persistent
bootleggers in Idaho is a reality. Ju6g
h James G. Gwinn added another nam
h to the penitentiary roster of this stat
% when the other day he sentenced An
tone Anderson to serve from one t
g two years in that penal institution
: state officials are informed. He wa
g convicted of a second offense 70
o bootlegging. For the first offense An
derson served two months in the Ere
r mont county jail. Recently he wa
: arrested with contraband liquor in hi
n possession. He is the first "perssten
: violator'' to be sent to the peniten
v tiary under the terms of the prohibi
ton act.