Helena weekly herald., 1874-11-05

Srcrry, who lost most of his personal effects
Among other supplies burned were 800 bar
rels of flour. large amount of pork. sugar
etc. Cause of the fire not stated.
From the Daily Herald of November 3.
Items.
Gold in New York, 1.1Os.
Jas. McEvily has opened butcher shop
on Broadway, at Herrick's old stand.
The light covering of snow on the house
roofs went dorn the spout i'll watery melting
to-day.
The cells to the new county Jail will now
bc completed, the iron plates for the inner
lining having arrived.
"A foot race for $500 between men weigh
ing over go pounds, was feature of the
Fair at Boise City, Idaho.
AT the auction sale, Saturday, Curtis 4
Booker sold the heavy plate mirror to Kess-
Ter & Miller. for use in their mammoth sa-
loon.
"A. B. Taylor is eXcavatin. his lot on
Broadway, above Reynolds. and will immc-
lately commence the erection of u building
| thereon.
-Rumor has it that. on the 18th inst, a
prosperous silver miner, from Ten Mile, will
lead to the altar one Of the fair daughters Of
Prickly Pear Valley.
Most of the streets of Helena as dry
and dusty rs if this was summer instead ct
autumn. or the close coming OF what Is
known beyond Montana as winter.
Mr.. S. +. lIauscr left for the States this
morning, where he is summoned by the ILL
ness of his little daughter. lie expects to re-
turn at an early day with his wife and child
rCn.
Work again progresses Oh the unfinished
buildings in Ill parts of town. Our people
confidently count upon several weeks OF
warm. pleasant weather before winter sets in
in earnest.
Montana will be abundantly supplied with
apples. pears, and other fruits. if the cargocs
now eu 1outc from the railroad arrive safely.
and are securely housed out of the reach of
Jack Frost.
The Imperial Restaurant. under the new
rropric;orship OF Dan Fairy. is tirst-class
house Meals and lunches are served at all
hours OF the day and night. Choice goods
only are dispensed at the bar.
One of the ladsomcst rooms in The city
VII, hc the new saloon. bowling-allcy ami
rcalin~-room OF the st. Louis Hotel, fronting
on Main street. when the same receives the
finishing touches Of the artists now at work.
Bailey has something entirely new i'll his
inc-a transparent night-clock. \ light is
SET in The rear Of the clock, and the time
onicht is always plainly discernablc. Its
face is about thirty inches in circumference,
the hands are from three to four inches long,
vet the whole thing is run by watch move
ment.
The failure of Warren Hussey, of Salt
Lake City, is announced. Upto year ago,
when stock specua!ions compelled tho s's-
pension of his bank, he was considered one
of the first capitalists of Utah. lie subse-
oucntly resumed business under what was
supposed favorable auspices, the bank having
been pronounced by the government examin-
cr one of the soundcst in the country. We
regrct the misfortune which has bcfailen Mr..
Hussey.
One Of the ncatcst sheets Typographical
W., and the most ably conducted (editOrially),
tha. reaches our especially among
those printed in the far Vests the HELENA
HERALD. published at Helena, Montana Ter
ritorv. AS an evidence of its prosperity,
stcan,-pow has recently been added to the
establishment, and the proprietors arc IN
fair way of doing good work for themselves
and the West.-C Colorado Agricultural.