Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-03
Under the Capitol Dome


Governor Alexander win appoint L.
n. soren Of Hope a member OF his
stan with the rank Of colonel. He will
also appoint John D. Adams Of GEN
essee a member Of the state board Of
veterinary examiners.
State Veterinarian Bodie leaves in
few days for the northern part of the
state on an official inspection trip on
behalf of his department
Articles Of incorporation of the East
Side Lumber company of Idaho Falls
were filed with the secretary OF state
today. The capital stock is given as
$4,000 and the directors are named as
Antoine, Lawrence, Anna, Anton and
John Poitevin, all Of Idaho Falls.
IL Governor Alexander will agree to
speak April "a on temperance In the
Billy Sunday tabernacle at Baltimore,
which has a seating capacity Of 10000.
the Anti-saloon League OF Maryland
agrees to pack the big building to ovt
erflowing. The governor received an
invitation to fll the speaking date
from r. N. Hare, state superintendent
Of the league who gave him this assur-
ance. 1t il probable that the states
chief executive will accept because he
lis planning an eastern trip ct about
that time. II il apparent from this
invitation that the governor is recog-
nized as one Of the ablest speakers on
the platform, especially on the temper
ance cause.
The Bristol Mining company OF Wal
lace filed articles with the secretary of
state. The capital stock of the COM
pany is given as $125,O0O and the di-
rectors are named as, John Atkins,
Walter j. Owen. Harry Morrell, N. ].
simonds and Chester c. Richie, all OF
wallace.
Justice Alfred Bulge leaves tonight
for Pocatello from where he will go to
Logan, Utah and see his father who
will. on May /, celebrate his eighty
ninth birthday. AS it will be impos-
sible to be in Logan on the anniver-
sary of the birth of his father due to
the fact he must go north to the Occur
d. Aiene term Of court, Justice Bulge
will take advantage Of the present
opportunity to visit him at this time
He will go from Logan and Pocatello
via Butte to Occur d Alene. At this
ripe old age the father of Justice
Bulge is a remarkably we'll preserved
man, mentally and physically.
1t cost Pappas, Greek, Just S25
which he was fined by the presiding
justice and $40 for costs, when he
went fishing without a license. The
arrest and fine Of Pappas was reported
to the fish and game department by
Deputy Game Warden Lehrbas.
Major Woodson Jeffreys spent today
in Caldwell looking after military pro-
perty. He will return this evening.
The April term Of the supreme court
for northern Idaho at Occur a Alene
opens April 10 with some ~ cases on
the calendar. Preparations for the
| term ars now being made BY the jus
| tices and clerk OF the court. One of the
cases pending for hearing is entitled
the Washington Water Power company
versus the public utilities commission.
Cleanup Week." April to is, is
going to be quite generally observed
| in Idaho. At least that is the in
formation that reaches Pure Food and
State Sanitary Commissioner J. X.
White. He is in receipt of thousands
of letters from all parts Of the state
indorsing the plan to clean up the
state.
The state board Of pardons will meet
next Wednesday. at which time a large
number of applications for pardon, in
Guiding one to be presented by Fred
NJ. Coleman and others will be taken
up for consideration.
DR.. e. o. sisson, commissioner of
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