Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-17
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Transcript of appeal was filed in the
supreme court today in the case Of the
Cupples Mercantile company versus r.
l.. Bow, Ed Heith. c. ID. Carlisle and
Russell Cram. The appeal is from the
judgment entered in the Seventh jul
dicial district court for Canyon county.
Damages of $1,000 are asked because of
an automobile accident that took place
on the highways.
The supreme court will tomorrow
morning hear argument on the petition
for a writ of prohibition in the case
of Fred Veatch versus j. G.. Gipson,
mayor, and C. A. Anderson. c. II. Brat
ton, w. A. Buchanan, c. L. Thompson
and r. w. Morris, councilmen of Wal
lace. The litigation involves sewerage
disposal works being installed at Wal
lace.
Mrs. e. NJ. Matson Of 31S South Main
street, GAINESVILLE, Wis, has addressed
letter to Governor Alexander in
which she asks his aid to assist her in
securing her son who she says moved
to Idaho with Mr., and Mrs Ed Good
win. She says Mr.. Goodwin was sur
veyor, but she has been unable to get
trace of the family or the boy The
governors office has started an investi-
CATION to help Mrs. Matson out if pos
sible.
Articles of Incorporation were filed
with the secretary of state by the
Tri-State Terminal Warehouse COM
pany, capitalized for 1000; the West
ern Lumber Company of Spokane; Ari-
mo Milling company of Arimo, capital
stock 10000; A. Keyser company of
Salt Lake, capital stock 100000;
Economic Gas & Sales company of Po-
catello, capital stock $4,000.
Miss Anna DAILY OF the state bacter-
iologists department. has returned
from Twin Falls where she appeared
before the Idaho State Federation of
Women's clubs and appealed for sup
port in the campaign for prevention
of tuberculosis as directed by the Red
Cross.
Colonel Dan w Greenburg, mem
Der of the governors staff, and city
editor of the Star Mirror of Moscow,
who has been in the city for several
days, left last night for the north.
While here Colonel Greenburg confer
red with Governor Alexander.
State Senator Jerome ]. Day, of
Moscow is in the city and yesterday
was an interested Latah county spec
tator to the contempt proceedings in
progress before the supreme court as
directed against the commissioners of
Latah county. Mr.. Day is one of the
biggest mining operators in the north.
While in Boise he was given an OPP
portunity to meet many of his friends.
Deputies of the state game and fish
department spent all of yesterday
working with sportsmen In the bitches
below the Deer Flat reservoir in which
the water had been shut off, saving
the fish. 1t will take today and We'd
nesday to complete the task. The game
department and sportsmen are pleased
over the showing made for thousands
of bass and perch have been saved.
Farmers in the vicinity Of the bitches
We're allowed to catch the carp and
suckers.
Deputies in the state pure food de-
partment have been busy, judging from
the following report from Gooding:
ID. ]. Elrod, deputy state sanitary in
spector. swooped down upon Gooding
this week and as a result of his visit
Il quartet of prominent citizens were
hauled before Judge Brandt yester-
day, charged with maintaining insani-
tary conditions on their premises. DR..
F. T. Carey. Bob Brown, A. NJ. Leeper
and Tony Yamana were arrested by
the sheriff on warrants sworn out by
the inspector. DIR. Cary and Bob
Brown we're charged with permitting
manure to accumulate and Leeper and
Yamana with emptying cuspidors from
their premises in a place where the
contents became a menace to public
health. All pleaded guilty to the
charges. DR.. Cary and Bob Brown
were fined SO each and costs of $40
and the others IS each and $40 costs.
They were given "a hours to remedy
the insanitary conditions and IL the or
der is not complied with they will be
arrested again, the inspector states.
Mr.. Elrod states that he is not yet
through with his inspection and there