The Idaho Statesman du lieu suivant : Boise, Idaho • 8

IDAHO DAILY STATESMAN: TUESDAY- JANUARY 14 -inn? SUPREME COURT CONVENES FOR JANUARY TERM 7 BLANDFORD President AR FLANDERS Vice Pres and Secy ENSWORTH Treasurer PRITCHARD Attorney" IDAHO INVESTMENT CO ROOMS 329 and 330 SONNA BLOCK IN 'PHONE 65 Bonds and loans negotiated mines bought and sold and stock companies organized mill and water properties developed real estate business transacted Special attention given to the promotion of manufacturing enterprises NOTICE Real Estate TO THE TRADE AND THE In submitting to you -the "Wright's Health Underwear! we desire calling special attention to their SANITARY QUALITIES These garments absorb the perspiration as rapidly as emitted through the pores of the skin and carry it to the surface of tho fabrio where it is evaporated thereby preserving the bodyjrom being suddenly chilled by atmospherio changes and guarding the wearer against colds la grippe pneumonia rheumatism etc 'The finest material is' used in their manufacture and for warmpth comfort and durability are'' unsurpassed 1 i- The fleecing is more in the fabric and is guaranteed not to wear off until the garment is thoroughly worn out Use only ordinary care in washing fine woolens Upon their merits alone we commend to you W1 RIGHT'S HEALTH UNDERWEAR Beware of imitationeSgSaKk I ALEXANDER Sole' Agent Seventh and Main Bargains in A rare bargain Is hereby offered In farm land It is a beautiful farm of 158 acres seven miles west of Boise and one mile from a 'railroad station There are 110 acres under cultivation with 17 acres of hay land The whole farm is fenced there Is a 4-room house outbuildings and small orchard $200 Buys two fine lots In north Locust Grove addition $723 Buys a splendid lot on State street close In $750 Buys each of three lots on State street close in if taken together $1100 Buys a fine new- residence oh Ressegule evenue Buys a bargain In City Park addition new house of four rooms lot 50 feet wide and 146 feet long with free water $1200 Buys a homelike residence In City Park addition Valuable outhouses and fruit trees free water $2000 Buys one of the most desirable residence lots in the city consists of '100x122 feet on comer only seven blocks from postofflee Buys a comer the choice of "the -city It is but four blocks from the postofflee and 100x122 feet Buys a new 5-room brick house on Tenth street $800 Buys fine inside lots on Franklin street near car line $1600 Buys elegant corner on Tenth 121x122 feet has 5-room house and shade trees terms $600 cash balance on time $1000 Buys the best 10-acre tract under the New ditch small payment down balance on time free water no taxes one mile from post-office 4 $350 Buys a small house to- gether with a' 25-foot lot this is a bargain for a man who Is sick of paying rent We have many bargains that cannot be enumerated We photograph the Rouses we have for sale and these photographe can be seen at our office We are in the market for the purchase of desirable building lots and will pay the cash for them MINE8 We can handle any good mining proposition We examine mines and make surveys and reports Samples of ore from mines now for sale can be seen at our office ThuncDer ynuteSra Already the advance guard of the thousands who will seek employment and make Thunder Mountain their home are arriving in Boise QUARTERLY MEETING County Commissioners Transact Routine Business OFFICIALS FILE THEIR REPORTS Clerk Wickersham's Report Shows Large Increase Over the Quarter Ending December State Fair Association Asks for Donation The board of county commissioners met yesterday at the court house in its fourth quarterly session All members were In attendance As It was the first day of the session the business was largely routine Dr George Colllster was reappointed county physician for the year 1902 and James 1 Ayres of Star was appointed constable for Union precinct Itoad overseers were reappointed as follows: Frank Turner Highland district II Goodwin district No 1 John Miller district No II The subscription committee for the Intermountain fair fund appeared and requested that the board consider the matter of making an appropriation towards the fund No action was taken at the meeting The matter however will be considered at a later date A committee of business men appeared before the board and requested that the northern approach of the Klghth street bridge over Boise river be made wider The quarterly reports of County Clerk Wlckerrham Probate Judge Koelsch County Colllster Coroner Leu and Justice of the Peade Evans of Meridian were read and approved The rejiort of County Clerk Wicker-sham shows an extraordinary ameunt of business for the past quarter The total amount of fees received as auditor and recorder was $143290 This sum Ik nearly $23') over any preceedtng quarter In 1901 and Is over $300 more than the corresponding quarter of 1900 The total business for the year 1901 Is $33127 more than the preceding year The report of Probate Judge Koelsch shows that the total sum turned Into the county treasury for probate mat tci-s civil suits and fines was $23060 There were nine criminal cases In the probate court during the quarter a total of $12463 being received as fees Dr Colllster's report shows that 30 cases have been treated at the county hospital during the quarter It also states the hospital has been kept free from epidemic diseases and that Its conditions is excellent Coroner Lee reports three inquests during the quarter The board ad Journed until 10 today GONE TO FOSSIL Boise Man Leaves for Idaho-Wyoming Oil Company Properties Twiggs one of the heaviest stock holders In the Idaho-Wyorplng Oil company departed last evening for the Fossil Wyo oil fields where the company's properties are located Mr Twiggs will oversee the unloading of the drilling machinery while absent and expects to remain a number of days Mr Twiggs stated yesterday that the machinery would be set up at once It is hoped to be able to begin drilling by February 1 From that time on operations will be continued actively FILED FOR RECORD The following realty transfers were filed for record yesterday with County Recorder Wlckersham: Edward Derry of La Forte Cal to McLaughlin of Quincy One third Interest In a certain lot on Main street known as "the Andy Coyle lot' consideration $120 Major Hall and Lizzie Ilall to William Ilellmlre and Anne Bell-mlre Lot 22 block 1 Eden Home addition consideration $103 NEW INCORPORATION The Center Ditch Irrigating company of Idaho yesterday filed articles of incorporation with the secretary Of state The company will have Its principal office at Iona DIngham county and a capital stock of $3750 divided into 500 shares of the par value of $750 The Incorporators are llockwood Herbert Hansen Jasper Jennings SURVEYOR APPOINTED Layton Baldwin formerly a resident of Loomis Wash but now resld Ing In Boise was yesterday appointed deputy mineral surveyor fof Idaho Mr Baldwin will give a bond In the sum of $10000 MEDICAL BOARD Governor Hunt yesterday appointed Dr Waterhouse of Welser a member of the board of medical examiners to succeed Dr Numbers who has left the state STERILIZED BARBER SOAP A Famous Shop In the Carrollton Hotel Maryland The barber shop In the Carrollton hotel Baltimore sterilizes everything It uses In the shop The sterilizing is done -by heat The towels the razors the strops 'the soap the combs and brushes are all sterilized before being used on a customer Where there is no sterilization have the barber use Ilerpiclde It kills the dand ruff germ and It Is an antiseptic for the scalp and for the face after shaving All leadings barbers everywhere apprpdate 'these potent facts about Ilerplclde and they use it "Destroy the cause you remove the effect Make your purchases before 6 pm Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Star Creamery comjany limited will be held at Star Ida on Wednesday January 15 1902 at 11 a A ISIIAM Secretary Della Pringle tonight Prices 25c 50c The court convened for the January term yesterday morning with Chief Justice Quarles presiding In the case of John Mahoney vs John Elliott et ai county commissioners of Shoshone county A A Fraser appeared for the appellant and asked to have the case set for hearing at this term of court Motion was taken under advisment In the matter of Martin Buckley vs Fox a stipulation of facts had been agreed upon by attorneys and the case was submitted on the briefs on file The case of Strong vs Morgan the court set January 20 as the date for hearing Fred Morrison vs Timothy Regan set for January 20 In the case of Lane et al vs the I railway the motion to dismiss the appeal on file was denied after arguments by Judge Rich ards The case will come up for hearing on January 16 In the matter of the state of Idaho vs Ben Waldronf appallent Attorney-Gen eral Martin appeared for the state The motion to dismiss was taken under advisement by the court In the case of Charles Havens vs Stales Dunbar respondents the court permitted John Rice who appeared as attorney for respondent Dunbar to withdraw his name as attorney in the case He Informed the court that it was not his intention to appear Court adjourned until 10 o'clock today AMUSEMENTS The Della Pringle company opened a popular price engagement at the Columbia last night to a large house presenting "The Princess of Paris' a melodrama It was apparent from the first that the piece was too heavy for the company which would do much better in comedy The cast was all out of proportion for such a production The piece was elaborately staged and costumed The people enjoyed themselves however for features aside from the play itself seemed to give them a very nice entertainment None but received his or her worth Some very acceptable specialties Including illustrated songs and an orchestra of no little merit contributed to the entertainment Tonight the company will present a piece that contains considerable comedy "The Bowery BITTER ROOT RESERVE Commissioner Hermann Orders a Survey of the Boundaries General Land Commissioner Hermann has sent instructions to Surveyor-General Perrault to provide for the survey of the boundaries of the Bitter Root Forest Reserve In Idaho This Information is of great importance to the people of Idaho and Shoshone counties At the present time the boundaries of the reserve are unmarked and constant difficulty and bad feeling Is engendered between the forest supervisor and the settlers In that section An advertisement for bids for making I this survey will be published In a short time The western and northern boundaries! of the reserve are to be marked on the ground The southern boundary Is the Jalmon river and the eastern line the crest of the Bitter Root mountains The lines to be run are about 120 miles in length HOTEL ARRIVALS The Paclflc--C Williams Clay Williams Meridian Frank Craig Emmett Charles Wilhite Horseshoe Rend Gus Baon Silver City A Peck II Peck Lower Minn Handley Emmett Benson Portland Montgomery Butte Mont Betts and wife Nampa Lank ten Jones Star Smith Upper Boise II Duffey Falk Store The John Bice Caldwell II Good DeLamar Conroy Nampa Tewel Pearl Davis Clinton la Frank Smith Caldwell John Selgweln Welser Burke Moscow Calloway Mountain-home Plowman Marsh Thomas Mann Brighton Cal A Gibbs Murphy John F- Hayden St Louis The Overland II Hubbard Nampa Mrs Byron Frost Pearl Caldwell Edw Allen Emmett John Morrison Caldwell John Wager Pear Schuppe Pearl Smith Soule Emmett Frank Scanlan Gordan Valley Smith Valley JvF Martz Glenn's Ferry The Idanha Henry Turrlsh Wisconsin Graham Boston: George Baker City McCunef Wisconsin Emory Tindall Fayette Hoyt Sherman Salt Lake A Hicks Pocatello James Horenburger Dunnl-gan Ed Maxey Caldwell Wilson CItv Blown to Atoms The old Idea that the body sometimes I needs a powerful drastic purgative pill has been exploded for Dr King's New Life Fills which are perfectly! harmless gently stimulate liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter cleanse the system and absolutely cure constipation and sick headache Only) 25c at Joy's Pharmacy' Building and Loan The' stock books of the Capital Loan 6 Savings company' are now open and Donaldson the secretary and manager' can be seen at the office of! the city attorney In -the city hall between the lumrs oriO to 12 and 2 to 4 each day and' Saturday evenings from 7 to 9 Pure unadulterated milk and cream xt the Jowest rates Our cream Is raised by the Cooley system Prompt attention given to orders by telephone or postal card' HARD Proprietor Make your purchases before 6 To the Public From this date -our store will be closed oh Sundays DOLAN CO Dated January 3 1902 Situated in a beautiful valley on the only ground available to build a town will be the great city You can buy a lot now at a moderate price by applying to A KHJRTZ CELEBRATED CELEBRATED PALMIST Who is now located at 707lz Main street has done a rushing business all week his parlors being crowded with some of the best people of this city This would indicate that the people of Boise are to recognize a reliable medium and palmist when one visits here Professor Harrison cames here so well recommended they know he is reliable Most of the people who have consulted the professor this week claim he tells their life better than they know it themselves and they all acknowledge that they have received much benefit from his reading and advice Professor Harrison makes a specialty of get-: ting people out of financial trouble and he has a standing offer to forfeit $1000 in any case where he fails to do so provided of course that his advice is taken He also claims that every person is adapted to some certain kind of business or profession and that no one can bo successful until they find out what they are fitted for In your reading you are fold every incident of your life the name of one vou will marry is given and where and when you will: meet etc You are told how to succeed and how to better your con in all ways No matter what your t-ouble is he can and will help you andif you are not helped affer a visit he will refuse to accept a fee Everyone is invited to call on this gifted medium and test for themselvesl His fee is reasonable and within reach of all The first two days tho professor gave free tests just to convince skeptical people that he can and does ail he claims and to show ti people he was not to be classed with some of the cheap fortune tellers and mediums who have been in city in the past His office hours ar f-om 10 a to 8 daily and from Tto 7 on Sunday The profesor will not see any one outside of office hours All business strictly confidential Parlors are so arranged that you meet no strangers Lady in attendance If your business is unsuccessful if everything seems to go wrong or If you have1 trouble of any kind you should see this gentlemen at once and if you are still skeptical and do not believe he can tell you every setret ol your life and give you the best advice you ever received ASK YOUR neighbor Parlors I and 2- St We have just-taken pur yearly inventory of stock and find it complete in everything belonging to a full line of HIGH GRADE GROCERIES We have no old and stale goods! to offer as a 'Good groceries coupled with fair prices keeps our stock' moving and keeps it fresh and new We make it our business to fill all orders entrusted to us no matter how small or how large they may be with the best in our line Let us convince by giving us a trial order BOISE MERC CO 'i-' 810 Main 8treet We make a SPECIAL OFFER THIS HEEf Of all our own make of sugar cured meats at these low prices: Hams per lb Breakfast Bacon per lb Boneless Ham per lb Shoulders eeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 10c All of the above articles have our guarantee This is a good opportunity to get smoked meats at wholesale prices 712 Main street Both phones 59 ft 4 44 FAT AND JUICY I MEATS PROPERLY CUT STATE MARKET PARNELL 616 Main street Phone 35B 4 44 46 114 That coughing It is McKenzie's Cough Balsam will cure it we guarantee this If i it does not wo will cheer- fully refund the money Remember McKenzie's is always sold on NO CURE NO PAY plan at cv PHARMACY lexible Will last as building lasts but the best seal Every teed State Agents Boise Idaho Roofing long as the Not cheap Patent lap roof guaran iKivctfc Room io Falk Building a Ming I OS -ROW We wish to carry over as few heating stoves as possible and to that end offer i mV 1 Every heating -In' our stoGEc at- p)er cent Gount from regular TprSces 1 Cold weather has not commenced yet Prepare for it by taking advantage of this splendid offer jj 'W.