Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-02
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with electrical energy for power land
lighting purposes. Work on the con-
struction Of the power lines will start
Immediately.
Articles Of incorporation. were filed
with the secretary of state yesterday
afternoon as follows:
Sinaloa Trading company of Poca-
tello Capital stock $4,000. Ineor-'
porators G. H. Betty, +. A. McElroy
and e. p. F'orstall
Hobart Brown company of Ashton.
Capital stock $4,000. Incorporators ].
+. Hobart. Hannah NJ Brown, Henry
P. Gumaer and II. d. Gumear.
Lemhi Gold Mining company of Bak-
Ter, Lemhi county Capltr stock S1O,-
600. Incorporators. w. A. Byers, @. F..
Traskers, Arthur McMinen.
Or. b. O. Sisson, commissioner Of
education, who has been in the north
ern part Of the state and on the Pacific
coast the past two weeks. will return
to the city Monday.
The notice received by Major Wood
son Jeffreys from the war department
ito In effect he will be commissioned
an officer in the event volunteers are
called for is an action the war depart
ment can take under the provisions of
general orders No. AZ Of that depart
ment and will place him on the staff of
the regular army with the rank of cap
tain or auartermaster.
The state of Idaho through the and
board will conduct sale of state lands
April % for Ada county. A total Of
$3.50 acres will be disposed Of or put up
for sale in the Boise project. on April
29 a total of $3.50 acres will be sold in
the same project in Canyon county
The latter sale will take place at Cald-
well. The land has been appraised at
from $40 to $40 pes acre. Prospective
buyers can obtain from the reelanna-
ton service lists showing the irrigable
urea of each subdivision of 40 acres or
less.
The cost OF the water right will be
based upon the cost of construction Of
the project, as announced by the sec
rotary Of the interior. payable in 20
years. without interest, on the follow
ing terms.
Five per cent at the time of making
water right application after public
announcement Is made, and the bal
anee In 10 annual installments, the first
five of which shall each be per cent
of the construction charge. The re-
mainden shall be 7 per cent until the
whole amount is paid. The first or
the annual installments shall become
due on December / or the fifth calendar
year after the initial installment.
Land purchasers are required to pay
TO per cent down and the remainder in
40 annual installments at 8 per cent
interest.
State Treasurer Eagieson Is prepar-
Ing the reorganization statement
showing balances in the several funds
carried by the treasury department on
March 81, The grand total balance
win be over one million dollars.
Announcement Is made at the gov
ernor's office Of the appointment Of
Willard Kingsford as a notary public.
His commission was issued by the
secretary Of state.
State Game Warden Jones left yes
terday for the southeastern part OF the
state to visit the Hay Spur and Warm
River hatcheries, He viii be gone
several days
Fred Coleman, former deputy state
treasurer who defaulted. was At the
state house yesterday with r. Z. cof-
Tin, attorney for the state, assisting the
latter 10 straighten oHt some matters
regarding The treasury steal.
Oscar Trummel agent for the
Spokesman Review ef Spokane, queried
the public utilities commission in let
ter received yesterday from ST. Maries
as to whether or not a railway COM
pany had exclusive right to It's station
platforms and can prohibit one from
selling papers therefrom He also
wishes to know II II il a violation 81
any law to sell newspapers 81 Or from
q railroad station.
Tie public utilities commission has
granted the application Of the Spokane
International Railway company 20 put
into force and effect rate Of 81 on
logs from Naples ana Moyie 90 Bon
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