Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-25
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Mrs. T. J. wanek, mother Of Mrs.
Howard Stein, is reported to be very
i'll.
A son was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. r. u. Small at st. LukeH
hospital
Between 50 and go passengers took
the Intermountaln line for the Boise
basin country this morning. Most OF
them we're men going to work In the
mines.
Thomas B. Martin left this after
noon for Portland with John Peters, a
federal prisoner. wanted in the ore
gon district, upon the charge of fraud
ulently obtaining mail addressed tol
another person.
Trial OF the case Of Harvey Sutton,
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon with intent to commit murder
has been set for Tuesday morning in
district court. Barber & Davidson will
represent the defendant
David A. Hammons has filed suit in
district court for divorce from Ida
Hammons on the grounds Of desertion.
The couple were married in Boise,
April 20. 1912. Ina s. Pearson has
filed suit against John Pearson. The
papers We're withdrawn.
The divorce case OF Pearl Lisenby
versus Lee Lisenby was partially
heard today before Judge c. P. Nc
Carthy and continued for further evil
dence. Drunkenness and cruelty are
the grounds set out in the complaint
of which Mrs. Lisenby seeks divorce.
p. M. Cooper, who was brought back
from Portland upon charge of wife
desertion, entered a plea of guilty to
the charge this morning and was sen
fenced to 80 days in the county jail.
Investigations are continuing as to
whether or not a bigamy charge will
be filed against him.
case has been transferred from the
Fourth judicial district to the federal
court in which z. ]. Hornibrook is
plaintiff and the Twin Falls Salmon
River Land & Water company is de-
fendont The plaintiff alleges damages
on account OF failure to deliver water
in the sum Of approximately $4,000 but
asks Judgment in the court Of $299990
Guthrie & Bowen are attorneys for the
plaintiff.
Mrs. Leslie Long Of the South side
Improvement club presided at the
Community center meeting at the Gar
field school house Friday evening, a
large audience being seated. The pro-
gram was one of unusual excellence
and the meeting a great success.
About fifty people had to stand even
with the new chairs which City Super
intendent Rose was so kind in sending
over to the school. The address, the
| readings and music were keenly APP
preciated. The meetings have been
exceedingly well attended and very
successful, one more to be held before
diminishing for the summer.
In the juvenile court this morning
Norman Olson pleaded guilty to having
stolen a bicycle owned by Attorney
Vastal Coffin. and Judge Dunlap will
pass sentence upon him next Monday.
It seems the boy who is Of the juve-
nile age, took the stolen wheel apart
and used certain parts of it on his own
wheel. They were recognized on the
street by Mr. Coffin, who took legal
steps to get his property Mr.. Coffin
and Detective Hunt secured the wheel
! fixed up by younL Olson and took II 20
the police station, where the parts be-
longing to Mr.. Coffin We're clearly iden-
titled, and they were later turned over
/ to him. Those who appropriate to
themselves bicycles belonging to other
parties seem to be having hard time
of 1t these days.
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