The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-10-20
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One month from today you vii
select a prosecuting attorney fol
Bingham county for the next two
years. Ralph w. Adair and the un-
dersigned are the two candidates
from whom you will select this Of
fetal, and | take it that you will be
interested to know something about
the two candidates. Ralph W. Adair
states with considerable emphasis
that he favors the strict enforcement
of all laws, and particularly the local
option laws, and would have the peo-
pie of this county believe that he has
been diligent in the prosecution OF
cases known as "boot Logging" cases.
or more particularly, cases involving
the violation of our 1915 session
laws, known as Senate Bill No. SO. .
| desire to say. at the beginning
of this message, that Mr.. Adair and
myself are good friends and are pro-
fessionally on the most cordial rela-
lions, and what I shall say herein
is not intended in any manner per-
sonal, but to disclose to you his
record in his official capacity as
prosecuting attorney in connection
with these cases, so far as shown by
the records of the district court pro-
ceedings. | have, so far as I have
been able to ascertain from the
record kept by the clerk of the dis
trict court, taken each case and here
by give the result:
State VS.. Robert Bramble, plead
guilty, fine 800; 2-16-15.
State VS.. Charles Dial, plead guilty,
80 days in jail; 2-27-16.
State VS.. A. L. Colborn, jury trial,
guilty, fine $500; 3-22-15.
State VS.. Jerry Colborn, plead
guilty. fined SIS; 3-22-15.
State VS.. Bruce Colborn, plead
guilty, fine SIS; 3-22-15.
State VS.. R. K. Wells, plead guilty,
turned loose; 7-16-15.
State VS.. Eddie Watts, plead guilty,
g counts) SIS each; 7-27-15.
State VS.. w. J. Burton, plead gull
ty, fined $50 and 80 days in jail; 10
22-15. 49,
State VS.. Carl Readicker, (22 years
old plead guilty sentence suspended;
10-22-15.
State VS.. A. p Ems, plead guilty,
fined $50 and given 80 days; jail
sentence suspended; Halls.
State VS.. A. P. Ems, plead guilty,
fined $25; 10-22-15.
State VS.. J. M. Gibbs and c.. A.
Bumgartner e cases) plead guilty,
sentence suspended each case; 11-6-
Is.
State VS.. George A. Jensen, plead
guilty, fined SIS; 11-6-15.
State VS.. Ray Story, $50 and 80
days, plead guilty, Jail sentence sus-
pended; 11-16-15.
State VS.. William Burris. 500 and
30 days, Jail sentence suspended; H.
22-15.
State VS.. G. e. Hollibaugh, $40
and 80 days, 11-18-15; jail sentence
11-22-15.
State VS.. Tom Anandes, plead
guilty, Is days in Jail; 12-9-15.
State VS.. George House, Peter
Beatty and Delos Bradley, plead gull
~ 90 days; 12-9-15.
State VS.. B. Tyone, plead guilty, |
lined $50; 12-9-15.
State VS. r. H. Soule, plead guilty,
ined $3.50; 12-9-15.
State VS.. HI. MARITIME, plead guilty,
ined $3.50; 12-9-15.
State vs.. John Bird, plead guilty,
ined 800; 12-23-15.
State VS.. G.. Brown, plead guilty,
ined 500; 12-29-15.
State VS.. Thomas Hill, plead guilty,
ined 500; 1915.
State VS.. Dell Harrington, plead
utility felony, released; 1-10-16.
State VS.. ]. G. Searle, plead guilty,
lned 800; 1-10-16.
State VS.. James Willis, plead gull
y, e counts) 500 each; 1-10-16.
State vs.. Bill Janitos, plead guilty,
$50 and 80 days, jail sentence sus-
'ended; 1-20-16.
State VS.. John Alex, plead guilty,
$50 and 80 days, jail sentence sus-
ended; 1-20-16.
State VS.. G.. Spelotis, plead guilty,
$50 and 80 days, jail sentence sus-
ended; 1-20-16.
State VS.. John Broder, plead guilty,
100; 2-10-16.
State VS.. Robert Bramble, plead
utility e counts) $25 each and 80
avs, Jail sentence suspended; 2-10-