Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-31

amount Of the verdict.
1t Ia also made Of record In this case
az shown by the opinion that Mannon
made another affidavit IN which he
says Charles ]. Lisle was foreman Of
the jury and that several ballots were
taken to arrive at q verdict among one
OF which were II votes for the plain
tiff. to recover from the defendant and
one for the defendant.
.'Whereupon," says Mannon in his
AFFIDAVIT, the foreman announced that
the vote for the defendant was written
by him and was IN his own handwrit-
ing and that the same was erroneous.
Whereupon the foreman announced.
We shall therefore make the vote for
the plaintiff unanimous"
It is further recited that the Jury
discussed the amount of the damages
that should be allowed and after the
discussion nine Of them signed to al
low the plaintiff s1.O7s,s0 and three Of
the jurymen refused TO sign il"
The Spokane & International railroad
has made application to the public
utilities commission for permission to-
put in a rate of 81 per carload on logs
between Naples and Bonners Ferry and
Moyie and Bonners Ferry.
Reuuisition papers were honored at the
governors office yesterday as present
ed by w. L. Walker, police detective of
Stockton, Cal. representing Governor
Johnson, for the return to Stockton Of
c. A. Crockili now held in custody at
Lewiston, wanted at Stockton for is
suing bad checks. He win be taken
back to that city Immediately.
Captain Charles r. king, U. s. a.,
stationed at Vancouver barracks, Off
cially inspected the medical corps, Sec
ond infantry, Idaho National Guard, at
company II armory Wednesday night
There were is men Of the corps pres
emit at the inspection, which was very
satisfactory. The members of the corps
demonstrated beyond any question Of
doubt that they have an excellent
knowledge of the quickest way to give
first aid to the injured.
The supreme court heard argument
yesterday in the matter of the estate
OF Edgar Wilson wherein A. A Fra
ser and T. L. Martin, attorneys ap-
pointed guardian of Laura Wilson,
daughter of the deceased, willed half
Of her fathers estate valued at $4,000,
seek to secure $4,000 attorney fees, to
which Laura D. Wilson and her son,
Edgar, object. The issue came before
the supreme court on the application
Of Attorneys Fraser and Martin citing
axrf1 sxf Me- a tv{o -
appear and show cause why he should
proceed with the trial of the case.
The supreme court took the case I'M
der advisement following argument
Governor Alexander is in receipt Of
copy of a proclamation issued by
Governor e. d. Boyle Of Nevada,
wherein he places a quarantine against
the importation of dogs into Nevada
because of his fear Of rabies. Dogs
may be allowed to leave the state Of
Nevada only on permission from the
authorities.
Pure Food Commissioner J. K.
White has issued cleverly compiled
folder demonstrating the results OBJ
tained from cooperation and the dam
ger of flies. Regarding the flies the
folder says: you know where they
were born? In the manure piles. You
know where they eat? Privies, hos
pens. spittoons. dead dogs. the kitchen,
dining room, babys bottle. Where
does he battle? In glass of milk,
What should be done to eradicate the
fly? Keep the stables clean; do not
allow manure to accumulate; build de-
cent and sanitary privies; screen the
house; swat every one you see. How
can you help control or prevent the
spread of disease? BY cooperation
with the health officers and state sani-
tary department" The cooperation
illustration is of two calves tied to-
gether but pulling in opposite directions
attempting to reach pals of milk. After
finding they cannot accomplish results
by pulling that way they cooperate,
and together drink the milk in the first
pail and then that in the second pail.
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Mrs. S. S. Walsh OF Wendell. presi-
dent of the Second district of Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs of Idaho, is in
the city, a guest of Mrs. w. S. Chip,
Ais Thatcher street. She will remain
in the city over tomorrow to attend
the Columbian club meeting.
BREAK A CHILD'S
COLD BY GIVING
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