Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-04
Under Tie Capitol Dome

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state Highway Engineer Booth
spent yesterday in Burley on good
road matters. He y doing his travel
Ing now in an automobile as the roads
are in good shape.
The state board OF medical exam
liners is in session today in the senate
chamber of the state house annex. A
number of applicants are taking the
examinations, DR.. c. A. Deetnan, sec
rotary of the board. together with DR..
G. T. Patterson and DR.. Ralph FaIk,
are in charge Of the examinations.
The Equitable Mining & Milling COM
pany Of Occur d'Alene filed articles OF
incorporation with the secretary OF
state, The company is capitalized for
S12,5oO.
The state land board, at a meeting
yesterday afternoon, authorized pay,
ment of s1S07.36 to cover delinquent
taxes on loans on which the attorney
general has been authorized to insti-
tute mortgage foreclosures, because of
failure of the borrowers to meet in
terest and principal of the loans
The April issue of the Idaho Bulle-
tin of Education was released for pub
LEGATION today. The bulletin is issued
under the auspices of the state board
of education and is published quarter
ly 1t deals with all state educa-
tional institutions-the University OF
Idaho, Lewiston state normal, Albion
state normal idaho Technical institute.
Each institution is taken up sepa-
rately and in detail in the bulletin, The
introduction follows:
To the Citizens OF Idaho and Their
Children, and Especially to High
School Students and Their Parents:
This little booklet is intended to
point out to you the way to the open
door of education in Idaho.
It's primary object is to put you in
direct touch with the higher schools
supported by your state, and to make
you familiar with the splendid oppor-
tunities they offer.
These schools were established for
you. They are maintained for your
benefit Those in charge are ready and
anxious to help you in every way pos
sible.
Please note what the different insti-
buttons have to offer. Then IL you de-
sire fuller information about any one
Of them, get in touch with that one at
ence A card giving your name and
address is all that is required.
A mineral lease for one year with
the privilege of renewal for four years
on gold ore state lands near Payette,
was approved by the state land board
at its meeting yesterday afternoon in
favor of j. A. Hentila of Mccall.
! Governor Alexander has appointed
Perry W. Mitchell, OF Nezperce, a
member of the board Of directors of
the north Idaho sanitarium at Oro-
fino to succeed himself for a period Of
three years.
In the matter OF the application to
install an electric power plant to sup
ply PIeahe and Carey with electrical
energy, the public utiltfies commits
sion has permitted the Rockwell White
Power company and the Electric In
vestment company to intervene if they
care to.
The following entry is taken from
the state land boards minutes regard
1 ing the West End Twin Falls project:
| Sidney ]. Dillon attorney West End
| Twin Falls Irrigation company. Des
i Moines, Ia. appeared before the board
In the matter Of the agreement of the
Title Guaranty & Surety company to
1 A. IL a.
of $4,000 in harmony with an order
Of this board. allowing the company
an extension of time until July 1, 1916.
in which to begin active operations on
the project, and it appearing that the
objection OF the attorney generals Of
flee could not be met by April l, as al
lowed by a recent order of this board
the time is, therefore, hereby extended
by unanimous vote OF the board for
80 days from and after this date with
in which TO file certified copy of res
olution of board of directors of said
surety company, authorizing the vice
president to bind the company by sign
ing the agreement to the said extension
Of time to July /. 1916.
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/ Cotton Men Meet at Atlantis.
Atlanta. Ga, April "A majority Of
the members Of the American Cotton
Manufacturers association, an organ
izatiou representing a capital of many
millions OF dollars, were in attendance
here today at the opening of the as
sociation's twentieth annual congen-
ton. The sessions will continue two
days and will be devoted to the dis
cussion of wide variety of problems