Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-09
Under the Capitol Dome

Sergeant Bowling. sergeant inspector
of the Second infantry. Idaho National
Guard, attended the drill OF conn my
B at Nampa yesterday and states the
company looks fit to pass a high fed
eral inspection for it Is III fine shape.
Fire alarm systems in hotels in this
state must be in perfect working order
and il they are found not to be by the
state hotel inspector, j. X. White or
his deputies, prosecutions will follow.
This is published as warning to man
ayers of hostelries to check up their
systems.
The supreme court heard argument
today on the appeal in the case of tos-
ter Crane versus Morton Realty COM
pany which came up to the last court
of resort from the Fourth judicial dis
trict.
Axel p. Ramstedt, president of the
public utilities. commission, and A. L.
Freehafer, a member of the commits
sion, returned this morning from Idaho
Falls and Pocatello, where hearings
were conducted. Commissioner Gra-
ham stopped off at Twin Falls. At
Idaho Falls a hearing was held on the
application of the village of Roberts to
have that part of. a certificate issued
to the Ashton & st. Anthony Power
company allowing it to supply the
village with electricity annulled be-
cause of the fact its system is not
completed and the service can be Sc
- o Ia
company which was permitted to in
tervene. At Pocatello hearing was
held on the application of the Poca
tello Water company to increase its
rates. The city of Pocatello was per-
| mitted to intervene. The hearing last
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
| Articles Of incorporation were filed
today with the secretary of state as
follows. Hendricks Grocery company
of Pocatello, capital stock $4,000; in
corporators. Mile A. Hendricks, Clar.
ence e. Harris, Fred B. Middendorf
Mary Addriene Hendricks and May
Harris. all of Pocatello. The Miners
Laundry company of Burke; capita
stock, 5000.
Transcript of appeal was filed in the
supreme court today in the case Of the
Minneapolis Threshing Machine com
pany versus William Peterson, Davic
McArthurs, Fl. j. Olson and w. Fl. Nc.
Outlook. The appeal is from tn,
Ninth judicial district court for Madi.
son county and the litigation is ovei
recovery of s262950 on promissors
note.
State Sanitary Commissioner j. K
White has ordered closed the ole
Creamery Cafe, located on Main street
because of the unsanitary condition.
found following an inspection. Unde
the commissioners orders it cannot b
cleaned.
Notary appointments are announces
lat the governors office today as fol
lows: G. II. ziemann, of Southwicl
and F. B. Fatty of Kellogg.
Governor Alexander with Governo
Spry of Utah will be guests of homo
tonight at a meeting of the Logal
Booster club at Logan, Utah, and hotl
executives will deliver addresses.
Judge Boutwell, of the Fourth judi
eial district court, is in the city an
will remain here several days Will
engaged writing opinions or consulting
with justices of the supreme court Oh
opinions in certain cases on appeal o.
which he sat on the bench durin
argument.
, Colonel w. Orr Chapman. forme
chief clerk in the governors office
now court reporter for Judge Bothwel
in the Fourth judicial district court,
in the city for a few days to visit rela
tives and friends and attend to lega
work.
Attorney General J. II. Peterson lei
this morning for Washington, where h
expects to be able to secure favorabl
action either on the part of congress
or by the interior department for til
clearlisting of land. He will be gon
some time and is making the trip un
, der authority vested in him by tn
J state land board.