Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-08
Under the Capitol Dome

The fish and game department was
notified today that deer was caught
in a wolf trap near HALEY and while
apparently uninjured at the time, died
later 1t was a fawn.
Governor Alexander appointed w. o.
Taylor of Twin Falls a notary public
and his commission was issued by the
secretary of state.
The state livestock sanitary board
was due to meet today but owing to
the failure of the chairman to arrive
did not do so. 1t will meet tomorrow.
Thomas Kicks of Rexburg and William
Winchell of Soda Springs are in the
city to attend the meeting.
| r. L. Glenn of Montpelier, former
congressman from Idaho, well known
in political circles, is in the city today
on business matters Mr.. Glenn was a
member of the Fifty-seventh congress,
1901-03 and was succeeded by Burton
L. French when first elected to con-
gress.
w. B. Proctor, under arrest at
Moscow and wanted in Tacoma to face
the charge of grand larceny, will be
sent back to the state of Washington
| for Governor Alexander honored re-
QUESTION papers for his return. Car
los Jacobs, the officer who presented
the papers to the governor was a long
time reaching Boise. He left Tacoma
| a ureplx a r1aS61N nd orriu
Sunday morning. The heavy SHOWS
tied up the train he was on.
Articles Of incorporation were filed
with the secretary of state as follows ::
Caribou Gold Mines company of Salt
Lake; capital stock, $4,000: incorpor-
ators. John W. Clark. Jr., Charles r.
Bates, A. B. Rockhill, John P. Tanning
and Paul Valtnke all of Salt Lake.
The Gate City Macaroni Factory Of
Pocatello; capital stock, $4,000; off
GERS, Silvia Favro, president; Ben Cas-
tellini, vice president; Virgileo Cas-
tellini, secretary treasurer; A. Castel-
lini and Adolf Favro. directors.
The Oregon Short Line Railway
company filed tariffs with the public
utilities commission showing the fol-
lowing changes:
Effective March 8, rates on lumber
from Barberton and Boise to Greeneaf
Ida, cents per hundred. a reduction
Effective March S. sugar. carloads
from Lincoln to Boise, SO cents: from
Blackfoot to Boise, SO cents; both re-
auctions.
Effective March Is, exceptions tc
classifcations TO classifications cover
ing canned goods, broadened permit
ting very broad mixture, which con-
stitutes a reduction.
e. F. Baxter OF the Baxter foundry
Boise. complained to the commission
of the western classification on stee
pulleys and asks the public utilitie.
commission to use its good offices tc
secure a fourth class rate on such
pulleys which weigh 100 pounds each
, either separately or in boxes, crates OF
barrels.
The Boise Gas Light & Coke com.
pany filed a new rate with the public
utilities commission for gas arc light.
for industrial purposes. This rate /.
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rebate where a greater number of fee
is used.
Thomas C. Coffin former assistan
attorney general. is in the city toda!
and called at the state house on lega
business. He is now located at Poca
tello.
c. A. Sunderlin of Burnley, forme
resident of Boise and engaged in tn
practice of law here. is in the city OF
legal matters before the supreme court
For the purpose of comforting will
the state highway commission ALDER
Ploeger, chairman of the Burley high
way commission. came over to Bots
from Burley today. Mr.. Ploeger 1
president of the Burley Bank of Com
merce.
An inspection of the vault and lock