Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18

and Nurture" is the subject of the
lecture to be given tonight at the
Commercial club by DIR. Edward o.
Sisson. This is the fifth and last
lecture of the series being given by DR..
Sisson.
Spencer e. Phelps of Boise was to-
day admitted to practice before the
United States district court.
A. G. Mcconnell of Mccall was
brought to Boise last night and is
receiving medical treatment in a local
hospital.
Alleging desertion, r. 0. Bean has
filed suit in district court against Sell
ma Bean. They were married in Cald-
we'll in May, 1911, and desertion in 1913
| is charged.
Three marriage licenses were issued
today from the county clerks office.
Those about to assume the nuptial ties
are James Henderson and leila A.
Foreman, Oreana; Fred w. Fricke.
| Boise, and Hattie F. Bowman, Vale;
John b. Newport, Notus. and Nora
Lillian Culbertson. Caldwell.
E. NJ. Heigho, receiver OF the Pa
cific & Idaho Northern, today tele-
graphed Joel l.. Priest that the line
had been cleared of snow slides and all
washouts repaired and was again in
position to accept freight and passen-
gers to all points north of Weiser to
the terminus at New Meadows.
A complaint was filed in Judge Hays
court late yesterday against j. Gran
holm by Chief of Police Parker, who
charged Mr.. Granholm with drinking
intoxicating liquor in a public place.
When arraigned in court the defend
ant in the case admitted the offense
under the liquor ordinance and the
city magistrate imposed a fine of SIS
with costs of 49,
A good property deal was closed in
Boise Wednesday when the Bruce e
Fuld Loan and Trust company sold to
Henry C. Sims of Roseberry, $50 feet
of ground at the northeast corner OF
Fourteenth and Idaho streets for $500.
The property is improved with three
houses. Mr. Sims purchased the pro-
perty as an investment. The deal was
made by c. r. Barringer.
Mrs. Gertrude II. Preston, state
commander of the Womens Benefit
association of Maccabees for Idaho and
Montana, arrived in Boise this morn
ing to pay an official visit to the
local lodge. Mrs, Preston was for
merly located in Boise, but is now at
Wallace which gives her easier ac-
cess to her work in Montana. She has
already visited a number Of lodges in
Idaho and reports the order in a flour
ishing condition.
Next Wednesday night al the Y NJ
c. A. the social committee of the as
ISOLATION will put on big social affair
with a varied program to please all
visitors. The College of Idaho basket
ball tossers will play the First Meth
odist team for an opening number
After the game Raymond Brewster and
> Babe" Brown, two local wrestlers
will try for a fall on the padded mat
Z A musical program will be rendered
and the affair will close with an oys.
ter supper. Admission of 80 cents pei
couple is to be charged to defray ex.
penses.
: Despite the bad wound below hi:
eye, where a pen holder penetrated the
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
, Nlinger, who met with the acciden
Monday, is improving and it is not be
u lieved that he will lose the sight o
y his eye entirely. The child VAS takei
from the hospital to his home toda!
and DIR MaXey states that while thu
eye is motionless. the child can still
see out of it and it is believed tn,
l. present condition can be remedied TIL
renholder touched the base of tn
u brain and it was first thought tina
the child could not live.
j. L. McClear, United States distric
attorney, yesterday afternoon was ad
II vised that the circuit court Of appeal
{ at San Francisco haf upheld the judg
. ment of the United States distric
court in the case of the government
g against Joseph B. Bstline of Pocatel
u 10, in which a homestead was in
g volved. The government held that tn
d patent secured to the homestead wa
not properly secured by Bistline an
started proceedings to have 1t can
e celed. In the meantime Bistline sol
b to an innocent party and consequent
- the judgment against him was $500, tn
Al value of the land.
3, Two jury cases are reported to
c. heard in district court next week. Mon
k day, in the section presided over b
e Judge Davis, the case OF w. j. Bair
e versus W II. Gibberd is to be heart
e The case involves the collection of a
n, account. A venire of 20 men has bee
" ordered drawn from the box to secur
l. jury on Wednesday in the sectio
l. presided over by Judge Mccarthy, tn
= case of Walter A. Gardner versus til
l. Boise City Canal company is to /
* heard before a jury. The plaintiff
II suing for damages in the sum Of $29!
Ell because Of the death of his son, Waite
l. Leroy. aged s, who was killed viii
III playing on a water wheel in the d.
PENDANTS ditch, April 10, 1915.
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