Helena weekly herald., 1889-09-05
TOWN AND TERRITORY.

For best pen and ink sketch the Hell
ena Business College received first premi-
um at the last Territorial Fair.
L. w. Gosnell has been appointed
clerk of the county Republican central
committee. He is a good man for the
place and is doing active work.
The registration books close q week
from next Saturday night. If your name
is not on its proper list before that time
you will not be permitted to vote at the
October election. Register at once.
1t is said that John Mcguire has en-
gagged Miss Ray Rockman to appear on his
circuit the coming season. Miss Rockman
is the daughter of DR.. ROckman and is well
known in Helena. She is talented young
lady and is at present studying for the
stage in Boucicault's school of acting in
New York.
james McEvoy, q stone cutter, died at
the Sisters hospital Sunday, and was
buried yesterday by the one-Cutters'
Union, of which he was a member. Death
resulted from an old case of blood poison
ing to the Leg which was caused by coming
in contact with some poisonous plant in
Florida several years ago.
Governor White has made the follow
ing appointments: A. E. Veazie as captain
of cavalry in the National Guard of Mon
tana; VIM. Zastrow, of Helena, first lieu
tenant of cavalry, and Simon Hauswirth,
of Butte, as second lieutenant of infantry.
Secretary Walker has issued commissions
to the new officers.
The County Commissioners met yes
terday and spent the day in regular
accounts, and also examined the official
bonds of the county officials. F. W. Ellis,
public administrator, was notified that he
wouldhav to furnish new bOndsmen in the
place of John Fl. Jurgens and Bennett
Price.
Over 1000 names have been registered
at the two offices in Helena. Tomorrow
the registry agents begin their long sessions
and from now until September 18th the
registration offices will be open from 10 a.
m. to 10 p. m. There are only ten days
remaining in which to get your name on
the books. Do it at once, for if you forget
it you will not be allowed to vote.
"A so-called German-American Demo
cratic Club has been organized at Great
Falls. Such distinguished Germans as
Walter M. O'Dwyer, Pat Sweeney and Mr.
Conrad presided over and made speeches at
the organization. Presumably the same
gentlemen would be equally at home at a
French, Irish or Scandinavian meeting
The versatility of Mr.. O'Dwyer especially
has never yet been questioned.
The new hotel which is being built on
Grand street by G. K. Cole and W. Y.
Simonton is fast approaching completion
1t is to be five story building with a
front of GAINESVILLE pressed brick and COM
plete in every appointment. The architects
Helms & LaFarge, of New York, have
planned it as one of the finest hotel struc-
lures in the country, and when finished
it will be credit to the city. 1t will be
ready for occupancy by the first oi
November.
The first mica mining company ever
formed in Montana was organized Friday
Articles of incorporation for the Montana
Mica Mining company were filed with the
Secretary of the Territory. Mrs. G. Pine
II. D. Glassner and George M. Smedley as
incorporators. The capital stock is 81 ,OOO,-
600, divided in 25O,OOO shares at 81 pal
value. The object of the company is to
work, develope and explore for mica, and
to ship, sell and manufacture the same
into merchantable articles. The principal
place of business shall be in Dillon, in
Beaverhead county.