The Idaho Statesman from Boise, Idaho • Page 9

II IDAHO DAILY STATESMAN: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1902. I September Opens with Fa Docket fc A -y- CALL OF THE CALAttDAR List of Cases Set for Trial with Date of Same--Continuances Granted in Several Matters Some Pleas of Guihy May Be Entered. The district court convened for September term yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. The docket was read and the following action taken: Criminal proceedings. State vs.

R. E. Green, continued for the term on consent of counsel. State vs. Dr.

C. K. Ah Fong, dls- missed on motion of county attorney. In the cases of the state vs. Chong Sing, Sing and Wing Chung, thf argument upon a motion to dismiss the appeal was set for 10 a.

m. September 3. These are known as the Chinese wash bouse cases. The case of the state L. Ewing, charged with unlawfully im- personating another and by so doing obtaining $100 on a draft, and that of the state vs.

W. H. Land, charged wl having forged another's name to a bank draft and securing $1083, were added to the criminal calendar. Both defendants were arraigned. Silas W.

Moody was appointed attorney for Ewing, who will plead this morning at 10 o'clock. Charles M. Kahn was appointed counsel for Larid, who will plead this morn- Ing at 10 o'clock. The following disposition of cases was made: Jellison Bros. Stone Constructiqn company vs.

J. B. Funsten (bishop), et al, set for 10 a. m. September 8.

I Hugh B. McBlroy, administrator, vs. Jonas W. Brown, respondent, continued, by agreement of counsel. Wesley Compton vs.

Gold Eagle Mining Milling company, et al, argument on the pending demurrer set for 10 a. m. September H. B. Boise City; W.

B. Borah was entered as counsel for the defendant and the case was set for trial September 10 at 10 a. m. Seraphlen De Cloedt vs. Marshall W.

Mellinger; demurrer was withdrawn and the defendant was" given until September 8 to answer. State of Idaho vs. Boise City National i bank, Johnson Johnson were entered as counsel for the defendant. State of Idaho vs. First National Bank of Idaho, Johnson Johnson was entered as counsel for the defendant.

Joseph C. Mclntyre vs. Mary E. Johnston; argument on pending demurrer was set for September 8 at 10 o'clock. S.

H. Hays vs. Horace Oaks; demurrer withdrawn and the defendant was until the 8th to answer. Walter Whitaker vs. M.

Addle the demurrer was withdrawn and defendant was given until the 8th to answer. Annie Sencerbox vs. FlrVt National Bank of Idaho; and defendant given until the lOti to answer. John Krall vs. Edwin H.

Peasley; demurrer withdrawn and defendant given until the 10th to answer. NEW CASES. The following cases were added to the calendar. Alva I. Llndsey vs.

Clyde W. Llnd- eey; an action for divorce, and -R. J. Linden vs. J.

Brumback, civil action. TRIAL, CALENDAR. In the trial calendar the following proceedings were had- The Boise City Irrigation Land company vs. Luther Snyder et al; Wood Wilson were entered as counsel for the plaintiff in place of W. E.

Borah. Hannah Landick vs. John G. Landlckj hearing was set for Septembe'r 9 at 10 a. m.

J. E. Carter VB. J. L.

Niday and D. D. Marrs, S. H. Hays was entered as counsel for defendants.

fj Hattie Chapman vs. John A. ChAp- man, divorce; trial was pet for 2 p. m.i today. Mat tie Wasson vs.

Thomas H. Wasson. divorce; set for trial' September 8 at 2 p. m. Mary C.

Nichols vs. James P. Nichols, divorce; set for trial September 3 at 2 p. m. 4 H.

G. Wllspn et al vsl A. H. Eagle- eon et at; set for trial September 9 at 10 a. m.

George V. Rude vs. F. C. Wills; demurrer withdrawn and hearing on an application for continuance was sbt for 10 a.

m. September 9. You Are Cordially Invited 1 i i i To, Calf and Inspect Our Many New Fall and Goods CDto I Falh Merc. Ltd; IDAHO'S BIGGEST, BEST AND BUSIEST STOSX Youivg This is the for you. Fashion's ultra dictates are fully met and" the result is the Four-Button 1 Sck Well-p i shoulders shapely incurveatthe waist; slight fullness at the hips, just the right length and perfect 'tailoring makes this a swagge garment for the young man.

Economy in purchasing clothing is to buy the cheapest These garments are made by the wprld-famous Manufacturing Tailors, Utica, New York, and are true to their well-known standard of nothing short of the best at a fair price-- i. True Economy TRY THEM Canned Salmon, 15c to 20c per oan. Sardines, in mustard or oil, either domestic or French. Lobsters, Underwood's; none better. Canned Meats--Anything you want.

Olives--In bulk or in glass. Pickles--Sweet or sour. Olive Oil and Salad Dressing. Cheese--New York fine. Come to our store and see for yourself.

No trouble to show or deliver goods. Our prices are always right. Grocer) Norwood Co. Proprietors. Seventh and Main.

Boise. Brahms Special engagement of the youngest maiden performers in America, the 5-A First appearance of.the dancing equilibrist 2-Vi 1 in pleasing feats of equipoise on on the floating wire i I 'T In their sensational double trapeze act. A Initial debut of America's greatest contortionist 3-V'T. Acknowledged to be the quickest trick manipulator on the vaudeville stage. America's greatest song illustrator Engagement extraordinary of the most refined society acrobats direct from the Orpheum circuit.

Direct from the east, Prof Mon4 tague's great Australian Something new, marvelous and instructing. A large flock of beautiful Australian Yellow- Crested Cockatoos in a melangue of wonderful gymnastic and acrobatic feats never before performed by birds. The only racing Cockatoos on earth. in the latest moving pictures. After the performance you are invited to attend the General Admission 25c.

lOc Extra Iff PEST FLOIR LEVIP'S FILED FOR RECORD. Oliver O. and Jennie E5. Haga to R. M.

Parker, lot 11, block 123; consideration, $750. Mary J. and Alexander H. Boomer of San Francisco, to Mrs. Clara B.

Ewing, lot 3 and the east half of lot 2, block 60; consideration, $10. Mary and Alexander H. Boomer to Mrs. Clara B. Rwlng, lot 1 and- west half of lot 2, blook 50; consideration, $10.

George and Louisa Butler to Mary C. Twiggs and Annie S. Wattera, lote 21 and 22, block 3, East Side addition; consideration, $800. D. and Kate fc.

Williams to Victoria Thurman, lot 10, block 7, Bryan addition; consideration, $650. Francis H. "and Anna Liza McDonald of Star to Susane M. Whltlock, lots 21, 22, 23, 24, 26 and 26, block town of, Meridian; consideration, $120. The closing; performance at the Pavilion theater Monday, September 8, will be given for the benefit of the Rathbone Blatters, the entire company making: a strong 1 cast in the popular play, "My Partner." The Tdaho Steam Laundry has made arrangements for doing; laundry work pending rebuilding; of plant, and will vtart a wagon today to gather and return bundles.

'Ita many are asked to kindly continue, their patron- Ben 'phone, Independent' phone IOC. Sept. 8th. Our line of Fall Clothes for boys and ready for inspection. Larger stock, lower prices than ever.

My trip to New York has enabled me to pick up bargains in good clothing which we can sell below any competition, no matter whether it be Boise, Portland or Chicago. We offer for boys, 14 to 20 years old, a fine all wool Cassimere Suit at and $6.50. For boys 9 to 14 years, 3-piece Short Pants Suit, at $3.50 and $4.00. For boys from 6 to 9 years, 3- piece Short Pants Suits at Boys' Knee Pants 50c, Cassimere or Corduroys. Boys' Shirts and Boys' Underwear.

Give us a call and we will guarantee satisfaction. Alexander Boise One Price Clothier Weiscr a You Get the Benefit On Feuary ist, 1902, we contracted for Five Cars Jewel Stoves and Ranges. Since that time all good stoves and ranges have advanced Two of the cars have arrived, and we are still selling at 'the Old Price, regardless of the advance. Myrtle. W.

8. America? Ift -TT J.m Ronrad M' PURE BRED Galley Boise's Only Exclusive Shoe Dealers. I Will have show herd at the Boise Mail orders promptly filled. 810 Main Repairing Neatly Dona. Fair.

Inspection invited. 8TOCK FOR SALE. Spi Until September i5th we will slash prices on Glassware, Tinware, Graniteware, Crockery, Lamps and Table Cutlery. E. C.

Bickford, Manager PI: 906 Idaho Street.