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The sun., 1916-09-10
COTTON MARKET.

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i"''"r I't' n' = e'..on n.iAc. uurlns
.gcrIus. and ntcrs hr"te sbsrpir NH n,,
c' "via Him 49, ~ ,,om :, aTnr' WV ~,
/, "mtr SLIM .. IRON ~ - i.'is, % psta
r".,f, n.m: mH 80 m ~
- , 80 -"
re- ly tho ,ou"U, ""'' "S' ''"'' WING P'''
'e1a,"a' .J 49,. .s. ....
H., ,m, Inc,i," ia ,aa ~" ~ 49,
onarinss ~ sm,, ,.,t,on !" ,nn ,r,.-o- ,r,,a
,,,,t,n ~. II, 49,
~, 80" tnr 'arht.rur r aI.o nn,aT
nd ,t.r ,nnn,nc s,.sdv [. - .dv.,on ~
-. a ,oi,,, TO- 49,. .o,a 49,, ~ O." !" ~
,,,t,v ~, ~ ..,t. smn ~.
vnn,n NJ some - a. an roints f,or, ,ha Loo NJ" ,o rn
49,, p ~ u wy" 80
a, mn VI, ~ oneaa "' ny pIe.'ous m"rn'hg.
ga r.,,i"in, nv r.nosad LAMA t,on TN
roaunea,anc, ~ Sor,Is,r s.,,inr ortar. .,o,,s
t tSaPT rtns also ." scn s%S'' to- co ssi,r"s . "rHsrs a,0 snS
,ne none WAS nervous and unsettled IN the late
soa,b hud ins,c OF sdt ,hs, IA 49,. receive, live from une
r".n, IL % u ~"
WISHING r"1. Ecr ,my,n cotton ts sau 20 m; Tx d az recent pTi s
a view "y'i y, ,n no ,I,ns,,on had %,s s',ssSy ,, ss,TtSd' b, This ,hs
~, 'n ~ . s..snn.hen'u ny 'nc
Isc., isa' , rSry fe y. sS 1'nr sI,h .sli, nn or, Srae r,u v' re
-" W. 80 'ns Inv. ~ u III! vi
lats iritss "s again a. the openlns on Satnr,
ia. .'n ", n"c'.i. ,ts.M'u ~ .ne
, sdr sSsn %sn, ,b u :. S1rs cotton IN finely .m u. sn or the
,,pg. III NJ, "rr, p'raN >" smAart pn"r,
xxi .urin- ~ esry 'rs sx was eyiaendiy
snahrh u sonie eA'cnt W tue usSelopHeIi
Of yoaSns.s in New Orleans ana III" renewal
OF SoutNtth te4IinG arounu thc Ioca! rNs .
The majority Of III" opinion; expressed
heavy ginning return. t: premature opening.
;5sa.ca crop s.t.m.,e. during ,hs morning
The sun., 1916-09-10
GRAIN MARKET,

, nn;ian.-Y Mnesr matset aevS'Spe1
Tho close os Tho aav :bowsS net ,osses Of
~ asse. Vi The a aeye,, nm'w ws, d" Sn. iisrs.iyy
go .mo 'hs We uve...se,.
iiauidate Tor over the week end. possibly
fearing bearish Developments in Connection
with thu Balkan situation. Furthermore,
the technical position had become weak
cncd as "A result Of the recent heavy buy
Ing. and when longs attempted to sell they
found n less aggressive demand.
The Government report figures. Of Friday
were thought TO confirm fully the reports
OF n crop dlsuster in tho Northwest and
many believe that there Is every probs-
LILY OF . u,c.u"a saats.ty OF eooa mi,i'ms
wnv c,,vov ~. ,rn no-ann u,tSS
10 noon oya,iv ~ r'His vear.s min rSsat
vIel PooI ourn'y viaann,s sEhesa' nsan MA
,S,iis"n,,,ed .nHa r r en- ,hs ,,ns Sesns
hnwoynr ri scp"rr % = y h,s ais.
nositIon 10 await new inceotiye on tho buy.
me .Ide. "
Tn" I.,ye,poo, msr,ret was 0rm. hut the
demand abroad vos lass active ana for
elen buyers were apparently disposed TO
linI, p,rchases for the TINA beIne. Re-
cent %,hipments from exporting countries
have been larger. native wheat 2 begin
Volume and The deveiopments Ia she Bal.
kan states ara cau,ins hssitat,on' win The
foreign markets anxiouely awaiting. devel:
opm.nts: There was . fair export demand
On tho uecIins Anu snie6 tor tno oAy WIZ
The sun., 1916-09-10

FEET top: sS: sss%|'. .. ssrSS,.. eHHss.
moTsINearty 100 bpnehea'. Ea25o:
$ %;;Sss. ;s": N. p %! s.. , "s;i N.
siSi.5SS' 'e Gsfkh nR9 L?Hs island Ind F '%sa by.
huachh, isoi.c.. rough: crate. s2as;Oo:
S&nN7 &c. y. "n csAJhf Hns i Wrns- GsnSs
Igi; $40 M; crate, .i.5o zoo;
a ra;A cfa,s' E; Sysoc.G ' ssi. Zoo go dAR 4:
iTC--strings, H., 4hGc. HoRSERADisii
Hp o,bS 100 r. 80: ,cuctMBERSmo d.
state. basket, slai.jO; Long Island. bill.
ssdt;. baFket. sl:Hi.so;. .Jersey, BASKET.
iinii..." W.. 'q imaIi, sb Blek':ii S'n1,'' isrF;c,
Gnart s,sks', 20, Jsi,; cqcpmh,r gacIs,;
Delaware. Jersey and Maryland, basket.
is. rIriliGs; long Islam tnF; IS @s.:..
-. &c a n.si; State. crate ss' zoe IL; 4; basket ss.t.
i ig$i 4 $ n SS:'' 100 P %unca s,F+': ,.55ssSaiss q
%$Sin6Ns&ohio.. White, &c craze Ss.hesii .s sSsSSi. ''s:
yellew. 100 Id; has. ~s?toa?;7s: red, $50
w y,slSi iHw.' y yiliiGw' 10, % i #. t s"s ssas$s:
SAFE ss.':s' rsd; SSs,'Ss, iss : Das: s ssii,l%%s 5sa.
yellow: i.o j, bag. .si5oS :.a5; rod. 100 j..
!Ssxn::,ss ss'is i'f Ions MO- Island, y, s;.; y.i issi sa. Es'.
; sS3,' ,. ss;sj:: sss:.s;;ss: ; ,.''.S;
p.aeh basket .tcs.' Qsii:. large basket sac..
SsT York, basket: nYn; sss. soc. a'a7s:
-Nessby..- 100 punches. N.6pa2 80.
RoMAlNE-Nearby, Dbl. soc. q u state.
s..i:i. IS s;.s,. s''is asl!asgsai:M.2Ma.si ,s,:,
Dbl. si.so@i.7s; Hubbard. "a; white. Dbl.
&lIsi xeilow. crooked neck; bbi. us.
MATOEs-NearNy,' large box. N9iso;
small boz. Use. dsi.25; per. carrier. Goa
ssc.: Report. round. box, stgl.60. other
sorts. box. soc. q 81; south Jersey, round.
large box. Nfla o small hox. 7Sc. a 81;
Eeach basket .odsoe.; ho.honse, "a iec.
wATERCRESS-i5o bunches. S1t.
The sun., 1916-09-10
PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS AND pEAs-Rsee,p,.. g.,

BEANS AND PEAs-R.e.,p,.. g., e.s.
beans. Marrow. choice, 100 lbs. selbf
sho,e., r.; .s.,j 70 ,s sG' 4: s 49, .s 'isiSS d s' Tsft psn.
shcice ;e:aSgstc; poor to COED. :S75T
GsIs5; red Kidney. ehoic", .S%:; f,ir to
:s%s,e :ss. s5.,. s s,Sn. %,, s%Sis;, '1 ;s,s;
foruis., choiss: .ss.!saS.SSo lima. California.
s. ?!'SSsS' ~. sss''sSI Sack .y e.a a'.ri SSS,Ss. ss t.sS 8
BITTER Receipts. $500 packages.
Creamery. higher than extras. per ID. ai@
n5sis tss. to 81 scor.,, si,s ssc,. seconds
.ss to 81 score). 1884 q stc.;. thirds. $50
s sss-i i; ssIi:;.; s s.;ras. /. q h s,ass' n ,nsn
3: q a3tsc.: seconds. so Siisc.; state dairy.
,gs,, finest, s:gssits. good e prime. .sis
2shc.: lower grades Sssa,7c.: imitation
s %sss. a-, s,''' . ssg:sse' :.. lsSis:' 1 sS !
Ts A. man. AXE. ~ 4 ssosssc; 10: ). :iise':
whole milk. rats. early made. specials. .lb..
igTiokc.; fresh. .colored. specials. iSc.
i Mh1ss. :pss'il': i'S: .o'oi.a: average
early @sa:.. :spseisi. 81. e,sHe.;. .ss:h.
State. whsls mil, eS.dG:f.. '. ssIi; made "a
aasi.iss. fancy isH q;sMo'; ali styles. ' IN.
dssE.adsA il0iss.: WISCONSIN, Who'll. milk.
irs:h: t.in, fancy. iS5rYei dsssi:
!s1e'i youns Americas; zoe; state. skins.
good. isH 0isc.: lower grades. 7ai2c.
COTTONsEED OII-The maske, for cot.
tonfsd oil was only moderately active. with
operations OF an evening up character. This
nsar positions were relatively heavier than
fleet q SLOW cash demand, while there was
scattered buying of tho distant positions
owing to expectations of q moderate pro-
duction. Conditions as q whole were un.
settled and the market Was nervous and
showed tho efect of the recent violent nuc-
tuationA Range of prices:
The sun., 1916-09-10

head. 8 cars on sale. sheep and prim.
lambs steady: common and medium lamSS
weak. sheep ewes. ,old az ;s97 per loS
lbs culls. 81; lambs $40. 15Ml 2.25. Dressed
mutton steady at 9dlbc. per ID dresseo
-. .uu... r. ga Was.
,yissinis lambs; q lbs. sysrans. ;iS.?S pssss
~" - ~ az. shsen lid IL: 3
ir,in. ,nc a. tsr In Is. Tob,n a
.,,,an IN ;s Newton q Co ob state
The sun., 1916-09-10

VEGETABLES. observation-disclosures
T~1CiipkE.S - California, drum.
PErsScl.s spROrTs-Statc. quart, 100
i5c. pf:ANs-virsinia. basket. 76c. g1l.25;
western New York, wax. basket. S5o72:
green. basket. 75c. fsL?i: state wax. bss-
k". or bag. &c. T&i; Jersey. wax.
basket. f5c. IN.75: Long Island. green,
bag. 16c. Si.25: cranberry. ffi.:5.
The sun., 1916-09-10

Authorized rates for bankers a~ccertAn~s.
~ minimum, 90 maximum. Rates for bIl.
Of exchange purchased IN open market by
Atlanta bank. Slas f5Leo. Rates for bills, with
a. without member banl; indor senent. with
maturities OF ninety days o. less, purchased
In open market 10y 81. Louis bank. .4ia
Rates for commercial paper purchased IN
open market by Dallas bank. 3na%. Rates
Tor trade acccptances. with maturtttes OF
ninety days or le-s. purchased in open mar
ket without member bank indoraenient. bv
New Orleans branch OF Atlanta bank, -. Z
Is. Rate of to for commodity paper with
tnaturities of from sixty days 10 six months
DVed for San Trancisco hank.
The sun., 1916-09-10
Freight Rates Reduced.

wAsHINoroN, Sept s.-Reduction be
forc February 1 OF tho freight rate
from Memphis, st. Louis and Kansas
City to Shreveport and Alexandria. La.
and points IN southern Arkansas ant
Louisiana were ordered to-day by tn,
Interstate Commerce Commission. Rate
reasonable were prescribed.
The sun., 1916-09-10
HONEY AMI EXCHANGE.
CALL MONEY.

TINE MONEY-Market stronger. Sixty
days. skI3isct: ninety days. 5iaN3l4oo; four
months. ga uits: five months. 3%niFe: Sax
months. s%uiE.
Tho range in the week ended September II.
1915, was from 2Laeo for sixty days 10 3G@.1o
f6f six months; range In the week ended
September is, 1914, from 6Gseo for sixty days
20 6fSS for six months: RANGE in the week
ended September 10. 1913. from 4Gi<G Tor
aixty days to 6a5'4T for six montrs.
COMMERCIAL PAPER-Market unchanged
~ Shx. with fair supply Of primo and good
nomes running four to six months. Accent
ancee eligible 10 rcdiscount moved AZ 2.Te.
TN and 2x%. according TO maturity. In
eligible thirty, sixty and ninety day bills
ruled three -cigh.hs of 10 higher.
The sun., 1916-09-10
NEW YORK BANK CLEARlNGs.

1he volume o. business transacted IN or
Through New York on. Friday IL indi.
Gated By the faa tina. bank clearinse re.
1erted Saturday by the New York Clearing
uree .isck significance unloss com1ared with
the daily averages for ;he year 70 date and
the daily averages In the corresponding per-
tods Of former years. New York. the hnan.
cAl. osntrs. reflects more or less accrrateiy
ousnees ana financial conditions throughout
The country. Tho comparisons will be found
ever mora valuable when considered In con-
poGeiou With the summsry Of railroad earn.
~ published under 'Railrpad News"
The sun., 1916-09-10
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Sept e.-The market continued
strong and traiing well distributed. Union
Carbide, wits. and Pap~r Board common
were decidedly better. Public Service com
mon, Booth issues and stewart Warner
were strong features. Bonds were unchanged.
SUM lry.
The sun., 1916-09-10
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

The tone Of the foreign exchange market
yesterday was quiet. about the only feature
being the strength Of franc exchange. De.
mand rates on Paris advanced 20 u new high
for tho month. selling nj $50.
In tie following tables. when the dc.
mand.'' sight or CHECK" rate IL quote!
In United States currency tc Ia said 20 favor
this country II less than par" but when
quoted in foreign currency IL Ia said TO he
"AGainN" this country II less than par. For
the convenience of readers such ra,es are
marked r. when in favor Of and "A" when
against this country.
The sun., 1916-09-10
SILVER PRICES.

septsm6er. 'isi5. was S.esc. an ounce; IN
esoismber. 1914. Ss.asc. an ounce: In sepi.n,.
~. 1917. oQ.Nc. an ounce In September,
sel1l, o!0ec. q ounce: In September. 1911.
The sun., 1916-09-10

Leave Pic- rs. North River. foo. ~ Murray
ST.. New York. Wees Days and Sundays. at
q r. 81. Dsc Boston. go A. NJ. Same
service returning.
The sun., 1916-09-10
r RATES OF FEDERAL ri
SERVE BANKS,

No!e-Africultural and live stock paper ma.
S0nSieo OF from ~ days to ak months.
Trade Commodity
The sun., 1916-09-10
NOLASSES AND SYKITS

average sIIgh,!y lower. SWcrt D%ofItnts
steady. LONG Island. hbi. or has. 81 p34,.
bulk, $50 lbs. ssr5.5; Mnlue. hulk. $50
lbs. 50; 1ra ID, bag. !al3W3@a; I"r."l,
No. l., rpAnd, hb!, s2s5dt. iong. hhI.
81 504 275;' round. IG5 ID, bag. s27SG3.3;
Jersey long, ,lG5 ~. bag, 81 80 n;
bag. so.mm2Gc: southern. hblo "s2g.i5,
sweets, Southern, bhl.. sl75u2; Jersey,
now. hss.. slal?5: Delaware ana Mar
land. hnk. 81.
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BRITISH.
(Par s4.s5s5 }
L ON LONDON
FRENCH.
y.Isl. francs

Prov.
Oept. H!sh. Low. Close. close.
Demsnd d.. "Ns tSI's 6Ss U.s..
Gables ......... "sHt hsi. bsT. $50.
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-18
NOW SAFE AND
WILL BE REFORMED

Parts. Dec. 1S.-The Rumanian army
is now safe, according to news re-
ceiyod in Paris last night, says the
Petit Parisien. The paper says the
survivors are now beyond the Sereth
river at Jassay and in Bessarabia,
where they are being refitted for other
operations. The Russians are now de-
Tending tho Rnmanian front
After the Bucharest Pioechti line
was lost. the story says, the Russians
sent divisions and forces of cavalry to
support the retreat of the Rumanian
army King Ferdinand fell back as
rapidly rs possible, assured Of the pos
sibilitt Of reforming behind tile shell
ter of the Russians, and continued his
withdrawal without hating until the
Sereth was crossed. The Russians. it
is said, intend to stop the advance Of
the Tentonic forces between Sarat and
tile Danube marshes.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-18

Franklin, deputy for Franklin county:
Joe ti'zsimmons, of Twin Falls, deputy
Tor TWia Falls county; o. II. Hanlon, IL
Rathdrum, deputy for kootenai county.
~ today IS conference the matter OF
Incorporating in the bill provision for
removal Of the bounty on bears WAS
considered and the question of chang
ing some Of the dates for opening sell
sons on migratory birds, providing
short open season on pheasants, giving
the state game warden authority 20
close lakes and streams for stated per-
iods was discussed.
The bill when drafted for recon-
mcndation Viii contain no radio il
changes from the present laws SAID
Warden Jones today. THE deputies
who are in the field understand the
conditions existing in their respective
parts Of the state and are here to con-
fer with me as TO the changes believed
necessary IN the laws
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-18
NOT A CAN NDATE
FOR SECRET
BOARD OF HEALTH
Adjutant General Moody
Enters Vigorous Denial of
Report Circulated During
Ills Absence From the
City.

Adjutant General C. S. Moody. who
days, attending to business matters, Pc
turned to Boise yesterday and today
entered a vigorous denial to the report
that he was a candidate for the office
of secretary of the state board Of health.
The first time he learned he was Il
candidate or had any aspirations along
that line was when he read of il In
morning publication.
Il wish you would say for me that
am not, never have been and do not in
tend to be a candidate for the office Of
secretary Of the state board Of health,
said General Moody "rhat report has
been placed in circulation and for what
particular reason | have not been ad-
vised.
ITO be sure | am a Democrat. ann
interested III the welfare of the Demo-
cratic party and | ann willing at amy
time to do anything to honorably pro
mote the interests Of that party. So
far as the secretary of the state board
OF health is concerned | have never al
any time expressed any ambitions along
that line. There has never, 50 far as
| know, been a hint that | was conSid-
cred even as u candidate, The inter
ests OF the Democratic party are my in
terests and | believe that is the atti-
tude that should be taken by those Of
us who are Of that political faith.
General Moody spent two weeks at
Standpoint aud other cities IN the north.
He has returned to Boise to render what
assistance he can for the reception Of
the regiment which tomorrow leaves
the border. Major Martin, in charge Of
the rehabilitation. now has his head
quarters in the adjutant generals de-
partment He said today that by tomor-
row everything would be ready at the
barracks for tn reception of the troops.
a new adjutant general made his APP
pearance today. Major Moody is in re-
ceipt of a telegram from Mrs. Moody
that a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. ".
c. Moody, at Moscow. V. c. Moody is
their son and General Moody becomes y
grandfather.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-18
WEATHER CONDITIONS
OVER THE COUNTRY

Low pressure over most of the
country east # the Mississippi river,
the point Of greatest depression being
in cast Tennessee. Another low pres
sure ca extends from the western
Canadian provinces southwark over
Wyoming. The most important high
pressure area IS central IN Nevada.
Precipitation has occurred over belt
reaching from New York to the east
gulf states, over a considerable area
in the middle west, and at a few places
in tho extreme northwest Severe cold
prevails in Manitoba and Minnesota,
and freeain6 weather , tends into Tex
rs and to the Mexican boundary. Con-
ditions are somewhat unsettled and
rain or snow may occur in Boise and
its vicinity in the IeXt 50 hours.
LOWEST TEMPERATURE Else
Boston, 6; Buffalo. 10; Chi
cago, 2, Denver. 8. Des Moines, .;
Galveston, As; Havre. l.; Helena, 80:
Huron. o: Jacksonville. As, Kansas
City, Is; Knoxville, rs, Memphis IS:
Montreal, g. New Orlean IS. New
York. Is; North Platte,-2: Oklahoma,
%: Phoenix, IS: Iittsburg, 12: Poca-
tello, 30; Portland, 80; ST. Louis, 20;
st. Paul, ID; Salt Lake "a: san Fran
cisco, A; Seattle, A; Spokane, %;
Winnipeg, re; Washington, Is
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-18
PERSONAL.

Mr.. ana Mrs. C. b, Ross of Parma
are al the Grand
r. Coble is down from Ruby creek
spending a few days
Earl G, smith has gone to HaVre,
Mont, to visit relatives
J. Z. Bailey Is in the city from sho-
shone to spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Hargus of En-
NETT spent Sunday in Boise
p A. Bourne has gone to Portland to
spend few days on business.
Mrs. e. a. KNAPP of Seattle arrived
in Boise today to visit friends.
j. f. LaFountain left yesterday
afternoon for Denver on business
trip.
George w. Hunter came in yesterday
from Bellevue and is u guest at the
Pacific
Mrs. J. w. Hays, who has been Wis
ting in the city, returned to Glenns
Ferry today.
Mrs. Josephine Wilson left last night
For Homestead ore, to visit until after
the holidays.
A. ]. Henderson, pioneer of the
Boise basin, has just returned from a
visit to Mackay.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. r. HolVersan of Bru-
neau are spending 4 few days in Boise
guests at the BRISTOL
Mrs. $, Rathnan left last evening
on her return trip to Sihey, la. after
visiting relatives in the city
Mrs. J. NJ. Woodgate has gone to
Guadalupe Cal. to spend the winter
in hopes Of improving her health.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-18
LAND DONATED BY
GOVERNMENT TO THE
STATE NOT IN USE

There is awaiting on the shores of
Windy bay, Lake Occur d'Alene, an in
complete section Of valuable land, set
aside BY Tho government for the use
Of the University Of Idaho as an ex-
detrimental station or otherwise, that
the state has never claimed and which
the legislature, at its coming session,
may see that Idaho appropriates.
United states District Attorney Nc
Clear called the attention of the gov
afa1f's Office 10 this vacant land The
government is anxious to know what
tla2 state proposes To do-WhCther il
viii occupy the Lend or wants it to re-
vert back to the government There
are number of settlers who would
like 10 file on II, If the government will
give them.a chance
The land IS described as section ).
township as, range west II has an
ideal location. The surrounding land
is within the Occur dAlene Indian
reservation. In 1900 tho government
sci the land aside for university pur-
poses. since them il has remained un-
occupied and the state has made no
move 10 claim or occupy It Some very
valuable yellow pine stands upon the
land
The governors attention having been
called to the matter he Will probably
submit Ia the legislature a eommuni-
cation recommending that body take
action to see that the state claims the
land and il be pat to some good use
for the university
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-18
WHITNEY GRANGE ORGANIZED.

The organization of the Whitney
Grange In the Whitney school house
was perfected Friday night and II
large membership was secured, but il
was agreed TO hold open the charter
for so days in order to permit others to
come in as charter members. The Of
ficcrs OF the new organization are.
Master, w. II. johnson; orerseer. G.
NJ. Baxter; lecturer, Mrs LLOYD Good
friend; stewart, \. r. McF1tt; chap
lain. Silas L. ,trell; treasurer. Mrs. n.
R. 9IcTall; secretary, Mrs. Alice car
Yer, gatekeeper, Il. $. Carver; lady IS
sistant stewart, Mrs. Herbert Thorn
son.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-18
DAMAGES ALLOWED
BY JURY'S VERDICT

Caldwell, Dee. Slate Saturday eH-
ening il the district court a verdict
was given in the case of Williams
against Albert which had been on trial
for three days, favorable to the plain
tiff in the way Of Il judgment fer dam
age in the sum Of 1888. The suit WIS
an action for damage III the sum of
$2.f00. for damage alleged to have Iron
sustained through the alleged wrongful
taking of a band of sheep on which the
plaintiff held a feed lien and the de-
PENDANT, a mortgage. Rice and Thomp-
son represented the plaintiff and At
torney John \. Norris, Of Payette, the
defendant.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-18
Major Burns and Captain
CARRIER Return From No
gales, Where Investiga-
ton Was Made of Condi-
tions at the Camp.
MADE A COMPLETE
CHECK OF EQUIPMENT
Report of Irregularities
Found to Be Wholly IN
founded-Officers Tell of
Receipt of Order to Re
turn Go Idaho.

There is no shortage in the state
property of the Second Idaho regiment
as alleged, according TO Major j. b.
Burns, assistant adiutant general, and
Captain Max Is. CARRIER. 4. :. A.. in
structor- inspector OF the regiment,
who returned yesterday from Nogales
They went there for tnc express our
pose of checking all Q the state prop
erty and completed their work before
the regiment was ordered home from
the border.
There is practically no shortage in
the state property" said Captain Gar
Der. I'm the check that was made it
was found that the property could be
and was accounted for II viii be
transferred to Boise Wien the regiment
returns from the border"
RECEIPT OF ORDER HOME.
Major Burns ated that the news
the regiment wa going home reached
cam at about y o'clock in the morn
ing. Officers and men seemed 10 be
stunned by the announcement ANA for
that reason there was very little dis
flay of enthusiasm at first. Later as
the news began to be thoroughly APP
preciated there was general rejoicing,
although it was quiet
lhe men are IN hhe' neallhy cohol-
ZION from porder GUY, sara MAJOR
Burns They are in the best OF
spirits, or were when we left. and home
looks good to Them
MAY ARRIVE FRIDAY NIGHT.
The regiment entrains tomorrow.
Major Burns and Captain CARRIER both
expressed the opinion that 70 hours
wolld be required for tn run to this
1"& aha thal ihe fesllheht couia not
mere otlote + flaaN morning OF
5h5tlns, = y helhs routed VIA 1olton
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-18
BANKERS OF
OHIO FACE CHARGES

Cincinnati Dee. t6.- Elmer Il. Gal
breath and Charles II. Davis were ar
raigned for trial IN the United States
district court here today on charges Of
violating the national banking laws.
The charges grow out of the closing Of
the old Second National Bank of Gin
einnati, of which institution Galbreath
was president and Davis was chairman
of the board of directors. II is expected
the trial of the case will continue a
week or 10 days.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-18
MUST HAVE DETAILS
OF GERMANY'S OFFER

London. Dec. 1s.-The Westminster
Gazette, which held strongly to the
opinion that the German peace pro-
nosal should receive a serious reply.
commenting on the statement that the
note contains no terms, says: IF the
German note contains no details and
Is merely repetition of Chancellor
Won Bethmann- Hollweg's speech in the
Reichstag, the prospect of any imme-
date result is exceedingly slight"