Eagleson have again been cited to appear before the supreme court on writ of mandate applied for by Evan Evans, R. M. Walker, J. A. Keefer, J. A. Lippincott and William Healy, constituting the state board of education.
It is claimed by the board that the state auditor and treasurer have failed, neglected and refused to maintain upon their books any separate accounts or records of the income derived from the sale and leasing of lands donated to the several state institutions by the federal government and refuse to draw warrants for the money but have permitted it to come in the general funds of the state.
It is recited in the petition for a writ of mandate that grants of 90,000 acres were made to and for the support of the agricultural college; 72 sections and 50,000 additional acres to the University of Idaho; 100,000 acres to the scientific school; 100,000 acres for other educational institutions; the grant acts contemplated the interest and income from the land should be kept in separate accounts for the use of the particular institution to which the grant was made; that this has not been done to the great injury of the institutions.
OF CONDOLENCE
STATE LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE ACTS UPON THE DEATH OF B. T. BYRNS
The following resolutions have been passed by the state central committee of the third Liberty loan campaign at Boise, and sent to this paper for publication in Mr. Byrns' former home:
Whereas, We learn with deepest regret of the death of our coworker, B. T. Byrns.  . 