Show fA COLLECTOR SKIPS I I I Col Terrance of Boise City Mysteriously Mys-teriously Disappears I THE > ADA COUNTY DEMOCRATS II I They Discuss Campaign Matters Tfio Itlsho renltentlary April Term of the Federal I Fed-eral Courtthe Squires Cae BOISE CIT Idaho April OSpecial telegram to Tnt HniALDj Colonel Ter ince late deputy United States revenue collector for this district has mysteriously disappeared from the city and his whereabouts where-abouts arc not known Some time ago Mr Mills of Helena revenue collector for this district asked for Terrances resignation I and i not being forthcoming was dismissed dis-missed and his successor appointed last Monday Upon examination his accounts II were short toquite an amount and he disappeared dis-appeared Terranco cut quite a swath here Ho was telegraph operator before collector wn appointed quartermaster cenEra co of tbo Idaho militia with tho Tank II of colonel and had to do with military affairs af-fairs nt the Worlds fair Chjcago The case will be laid before the federal grand I jury j His family I still in this city but say they know nothing of his whereabouts wherelbout They aver that his accounts are all right right The meeting of tho Ada county Democratic Demo-cratic county committee last Saturday in this city revealed the Sect that the Democrats Demo-crats of the county were wiae awake and were rapidly organizing for the coming campaign n Besides fixing the date and place for holding the county convention to select delegates to the Pocatello conven ton for the purpose of electing delegates to the national convention the members of I tho committee Je a little hl love feast in I which the matters of the campaign and the outlook for Democratic success wero fully discussed Very unexpectedly to even 1 themselves the Democrats carried Ada county two years ago by a good majority I electing the entire county ticket and nearly i ill the members of the legislature Such i has been the favorable impression made by I t ho Democratic administration of county iffairs that it is the opinion of leading I Democrats that they can carry the county cain this year and they are making heroic I efforts to accomplish this result I The young len of tbls city arc becoming much interested in the athletic club tle recently cent organizednero by J H Phillips a professional pugilist The membership embraces many of the prominent young men of the city and bids fair to prove a great success They hold tfielr meetings in Gormania hal I is the intention of 1Itentou the club to give exhibitions of skill from time to time ski The drowning of FrankDymond ala borerat tho natatorium a few days ago I was a sad commencement fur the new pleasure resort It seems that Dymond who could not swim undertook to bathe In tho pool in company with C C Gallentine I Dymond was warned not to go beyond the danger line but heedless of the warning ho went on and sinking called loudly for fcolp Gallentine who was also a poor swimmer plunged in after Dymond but was unable t rescue him The poor eflow sank to rise no more He was a man of about twentyfive years of age unmarried and for some weeks past was employed asa as-a laborer by Mr Spiegel The discharge of W S Mack as warden of the Idaho penitentiary by the prison board was not unexpected as the step was in contemplation for some time past rack r-ack was given notification that his resig nation would bo acceptable to the board but as he refused to resign the board removed re-moved bim Mr Frank S Jenne the new warden whom the board appointed to suc coed Mack is a very popular suc Washin ton county He comes highly recommended by such mo as Ben Wattling ton of Weiser and other prominent citl ciI zens Mr Jenne is said to be a good disciplinarian disci-plinarian and It is plnarian thought will make a gsod warden The federal court started its April term today A grand jury was impannolled Impanneled consisting of C W Moore foreman J H Wickersham jr J M Brunzell John Wagner M J Collins Earnest Calahan James Lyons A F Hitt C C Randall J P Oliver Frank Norton Edgar R Mills J F Curtis John I al WP Hard Mia EM Hasbrouck and L K Leeds Tho jury met and ortrnnizeil tndnr hut HuT nn nthot hL ness Quite a number of important cases w will como before this court Iho most important I im-portant criminal matter will undoubtedly bo the case of Fred Lucca Squires who was indicted by the last grand jury for using the United States mails for iraudu lent purposes in the educational bureau scandaL I seems that Mr Squires organ ized an educational bureau and sent out circulars to various persons in different diIerent parts of the United Steles containing false statements as to the number of teachers demanded in Idaho snd the wages paid It is reported that in answer to these circu lars Mr Squires received quite i a sum of money from teachers who desired t make application for positions in this state The II matter was widely discussed by tho Idaho I papers last fall Air Squires was arrested at New Orleans after his indictment and pave bonds for his appearance at this term of court He is expected to arrive in this city atari early day Sensational develop meats implicating several other people of I this city nay be looked for when this case it called Surveys for the new ditch to be constructed con-structed jointly by tho state and Boise City are being made It was thought at first I that the ditch could be taken out about four I miles above the city but it is reported now that they will have to run at least seven I miles above and possibly twelve in order to bring the ditch into the city In this cty I case the cost will be largely augmented The city fathers are determined however I to own a ditch with which to run an elec tric light plant and also to irrigate tho city The ditch will be used also to make produc I five the sterile grounds belonging to the I penitentiary Convict labor will be used only in the construction of that section of the ditch assigned to the state while other labor will be employed on the remaining I part |