Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-11
Under The Capitol Dome

Governor Alexander was at his desk
today following weeks trip to the
southeastern part of the state where
he visited Idaho Falls, briggs, Logan,
Utah and other points.
Judge Boutwell,, accompanied by w.
orr Chapman, court reporter for the
Fourth district who have been in Boise
several days, leave tomorrow morning
for Mountain Home.
Deputy sidney whitehead with the
fish and game department reported to-
day the arrest and conviction of f. @.
Robbins for killing a4cow elk. He was
fined 800. In view OF the fact the
crime was committed last November.
the arrest, conviction and fine are TAX
en- as conclusice proof that hunter
who violates the law can never get
away from punishment, In Idaho at
| least.
Governor Alexander today appointed
Ada NJ Sash of Idaho Falls a member
Of the board OF osteopathic examina-
ton and registration for a term of five
years from April 5, 1916. The appoint
ment, OF e. f. Colpin Of Oakley as a
member of the board of pharmacy for
term Of three years from April 3,
1915, Is also announced by the COVER
nor.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed with the secretary of state Of the
Cold Spring Livestock company or Ida
no Falls, capitalized for $4,000 and the
Filler Pharmacy company of Filler, cap
italized for $4,000.
I Governor Alexander Is IN receipt Of
an urgent invitation to address the
Nebraska Epwerth assembly, together
with Governor Capper of Kansas, on
Governors day. Aug 4, at Lincoln.
! Neb. The Nebraska Epworth assembly
Is one OF the two or three great chau-
tauqua assemblies of America. Vice
President Marshall and United States
Senator Gore were among the speakers
last year The invitation to Governor
Alexander Is especially urged by
Charles w. Bryan, mayor of Lincoln
and by large number of business and
professional men of that city. They
want Idaho's governor to especially deal
with the business side of the prohibit
ton question in his address.
The supreme court handed down an
opinion last night affirming the judg-
ment entered In the Fifth judicial court
for Franklin county as against Ban
mock county, passing upon the appeal
which brought up a controversy as to
the boundary line between the two
counties. The Judgment Of the dis
trict court decreed the boundary line
in dispute between the two counties &c
be an east and west line located one
mile south of the south boundary II
the oxford townsite, or the line estab-
| lished by the legislature.
: II. F. Samuels Of Wallace is in the
J city and attended the meeting OF the
Republican state central committee. Ht
} also visited officials at the statehouse
Whether or not defendant convict.
. ed OF a felony but paroled BY the judge
} OF the district court may be a candi.
date for an elective position in schoo
district or can be elected to that po.
! sition. is the interesting legal problem
4 that Is troubling state officials. T
seems a case OF this kind has come up
Under the laws Of this state one con.
victed Or a felony loses his right b
citizenship until it has been restored
either by the board Of pardons or tn.
governor. The last legislature paHsee
, an act permitting district court judges
/ TO parole Such prisoners when under !
certain age II seems that In a cas-.
OF this kind. 8 defendant so paroles
! seeks an elective school district office
, He has never been ineaHeerated. ha
/ the judgment Of conviction stand
= against him and he Is on parole sub
: 1ect to proper behavior The question
: Is looked upon as an interesting on
' from : legal standpoint.
Sergeant Bowling, sergeant instrue
tor e the Second infantry. idaho na