Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-03

Ladies' Aid society. All ladies of the
church and congregation are cordially
invited.
Judge r. Fl. Dunlap today appointed
Ray p. Shaw guardian of the estate Of
Elizabeth Shaw, Bertha Fay Shaw and
! Myrtle Louis Shaw, minors
At late hour this afternoon none of
the candidates placed in nomination
for mayor or counci''len under the re-
| tances.
Thomas Topping. United States Inn
| migration commissioner for this dis
| trict, left last night for Seattle with
the Chinaman whose deportation was
| ordered a few days ego by Judge F. s.
Dietrich.
| Mrs. F. G. Farley of Parma is re-
cuperating nicely from an operation
for appendicitis performed at St
Lulke's hospital a short time ago. She
is now at the home of T. d. Shields of
1915 Resseguie street.
| A number of men are being sent to
Vista, near Council, to work in the big
orchard owned by the Council Mesa
Orchard company. Men have been
sent to that point for the past two
weeks and a good sized force is now
at work there.
| A business meeting is called for
members of st. Teresa's alumnae
| Thursday evening, May 4 at $50
| o'clock at the home of the president,
Miss Martha Knight, 921 North Sixth
street. The presence Of all members
| is urgently requested.
| Governor Alexander was notified
yesterday of the election of the fol-
lowing highway commissioners for
| Glenns Ferry highway district at an
election held this week: Frank 2. Will
son, Hammett; Thomas B. O'Neill and
Alex Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Miles of Idaho
CITY left today in their machine for
Sacramento, Cal. Mr.. Miles has been
connected with the Boston Idaho Gold
Dredging company in the basin and is
making the trip south for Mr. Esta-
brook, who has -.ining interests in CAL
ifornia
The complicated case of ]. w. Jones
versus the American Surety company
and Charles H. Horton of New York
was given to teh jury shortly before
noon today. The case is one in which
Jones asked $1,000 from the surety COM
pany and Horton filed cross COM
plant asking $3.50 from Jones.
M. II. Lundy, baggageman at the
Oregon Short Line depot, estimates
that fully 1000 people from Boise and
vicinity have gone into the Boise basin
country this spring Out of the nEm-
Der, he states. there have been but
few foreigners and large number of
the men have families in Boise.
J. T-olton, former business man
of Portland, who has mining interests
tin the Warrens country, came in last
night from Salt Lake. He states there
is lots of inquiry about Idaho mining
property in Salt Lake and that on the
train he came through on were a num-
Der of men interested in mining invest
! ments who made a trip into the Wood
river country.
The contracting firm of WEIGH
Brothers & Hannaman of Gridley, Cal,
has been forwarded plans and specif-
cations for the addition to the Boise
postoffice, upon which it proposes to
bid. Letters are now being sent out
to all contractors who desire to bid on
the addition, giving them notice that
d
afternoon OF May 81.
W. r. Reeyese was last night elect
ed financial secretary of Boise Lodge
No. II, !. Q. Q. F., to fill vacancy in
that office which has existed for some
time. The members of the lodge have
been invited to visit the Star lodge
Saturday night and a dozen members
at least will make the trip. Machines
will leave the hall at Thirteenth and
Eastman streets at 7. 30 o'clock.
| Mrs. n. COLES left today for Portland
| to be present ut the wedding of her
daughter, Miss Josephine COLES, a
nurse at st. Vincent hospital in that
city. who Is to be married May 4 to B.
Taylor at the home OF Professor King
ings. formerly of Boise. The bride-to-
be Ia well known Ia Boise, this city
having been her homo for q number of
years. MIR. and Mrs. Taylor will make
their home at the Taylor, hotel at
Ocean Park. Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs L. S. Honstead have re-
turned from a trip of six months in
the east, three months of whic't was
spent in Chicago and the remainde- In
Iowa and Minnesota points. Mr.. Hon.
stead was In the east In the interests of
the Silver City Mining & Milling Q ,nn-
pany ana reports that mining invest
ments are claiming the attention of
the people OF the east. He ctates that
both he and his wife are glad to be
back in Idaho sunshine again and an
nounces that the company proposes to
start its mill In operation about June /.
phona corantor. sTranaray r., ,or ~