Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-04

inc Wilson and La Pearl Moore.
The Bruce & Fluid Trust company
has leased the entire stoer room In
the north part of the Mode building on
North Eighth street and moved there
today from its former offices In the
Falk building. The company will ex-
tend Its loan and trust business and
also its real estate business. G. r.
Barringer will have an office with the
firm.
The Idaho State Audubon club which
has just been organized, will take its
first hike" Sunday at o'clock, going
out to what is known as the island"
Members of the club may take any OF
the interurban cars via Nampa or the
Hillcrest car. get off at Twenty sixth
and Bannock streets and go west about
three squares to 'the island" north of
the Boise Butcher company slaughter
house.
A special warning to livestock men
was issued today by the weather bu-
reau In connection with its regular bull
letin. The warning note is as follows:
Unsettled and continued cold weather
with rain or snow, winds not strong,
for Sunday, Monday and probably
Tuesday, The Landing season is on
in Idaho and the special announcement
OF weather conditions will be much APP
preciated by the sheepmen.
A verdict for the plaintiff in the sum
of $12S5 was returned last night short
ly after ~ o'clock in the case Of c. o.
Ellsworth versus Vida Bowman, in
which the plaintiff sought to collect an
assigned attorney fee from Charles f.
Kahn In the sum of $500. The case
was on trial for several days and was
vigorously fought. The attorney fee
allowed by the jury was 5000 and for
the personal expenses of the plaintiff,
ss5.
An appeal from the decision of Judge
Willard White, which was rendered for
the plaintiff, was filed in district court
yesterday in the case of Fl. p. Golding
versus l.. Feldman. The plaintiff re-
presents that he was the owner Of a
SOS Hampton watch on which Sc was
due and which the defendant F'eldman
refused to release when rendered the
amount due to SECURE it. Goldman
brought action for $40 in justice court
and received judgment, whereupon the
defendant appealed from the decision
of the lower court.
Word has been received here by J. l..
McClear OF the death at Seattle Of w.
w. Terrell of Terrell, Idaho Mr.. Fer
rell was one of the pioneer trail blaz-
ers of the north and lived at the head
of navigation on the st. Joe river. He
has often told Mr.. McClear about MAX
ing trips to Occur d Alene in the early
days when obliged to row from his
ranch to the mining city. Mr.. Terrell
WAS quite well known in Boise, having
often attended the legislative sessions
here as a spectator. He was enroute
home from California where he spent
the winter. when stricken with his fatal
illness.
Catherine c. Cess, Administrative OF
the estate of George w. Cess, deceas-
ed. has filed suit in district court
against the Nampa- Meridian Irrigation
district in which she asks the sum of
$2677.50. The claim Is the outgrowth
of assessments made against the
estate by the defendant company for
the enlargement, improvement and &C.
menting the canals of the system
which it is claimed were not legal as
the plaintiff had free water right, Sc
cured the water for the Cess ranch
from separate ditch and therefore
the estate has been assessed for main :
tenance when not in the district
E. Womack, whose preliminary ex-
animation was held Thursday after
noon at Mountain Home on the charge
of grand larceny, was dismissed by the
Justice of the peace. Mr.. Womacl was
arrested upon complaint of T. C. Cat
| lin, charged with the theft Of horse
found near Twin Falls, bearing his
brand. The horse was traced by Sher-
iff Post to the possession of Womack
who claimed to have branded him. Al
the hearing yesterday five witnesses
testified to having seen Womack brand
the animal and make the branding iron
out of an iron barrel hoop. The de-
PENDANT testified he had no idea he
| was using a brand on record. but only
one adopted by himself Womack was
given back the horse in question
which had changed hands many times
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| Prices right on HIAWATHA coal.