Helena weekly herald., 1889-12-19
CITY AND STATE.

-Charlie j. Fisk, of Townsend, yester-
day took out tuition at the Helena Business
College to pursue the business course this
winter.
Invitations are out for the second an
nual ball of Battery A. M. N. G.. To be
given New Years eve. The HERALD &C.
knowledges the receipt of card.
The Castner Coal and Iron Company
was incorporated yesterday by John K.
Castner, T. C. Power, c. w. Cannon, r. G.
Wallace, E. w. Knight and T. II Klein
schmidt. The capital is $4,000 in shares
of S. each.
Secretary Noble yesterday appointed
Capt. L. A. Kreidler, of Miles City, chief of
the pre-emption division in the General
Land Office. The place is worth 1900 a
year. Capt. Kreidler will enter on his
duties at once.
Articles of incorporation of the Yellow
stone Mining and Smelling Co. were filed
yesterday in the Office of the Secretary of
State. The incorporators are F. l.. Hensley,
j. E Hensley, r. W. Peters, j. P. Rhodes
and l. NJ. Hensley. The capital is fixed at
81, SOC. 900 in 100000 shares at SIS each.
StdI NO. n. T. duu "a III.
elected officers for the year on Saturday
E. o. Railsback, s. w.; M. L. Stone, j. w.;
T. 81. Kleinschmidt, treasurer; II. II.
Guthrie, secretary; S. A. d. Hahn, S. d.;
w. H. McCann, J. D.; S. r. Douglas, s. s.;
II. w. Burlington, j. S.
Judge G. II. Benton arrived in Lewis
town Saturday evening and at once called
court to order for the purpose of ordering
the issuance of venires for grand and trial
jurors. There being no jury commission,
the court instructed the clerk to select
twenty-fo names for trial and seven for
grand jurors, and have venires issued.
Fergus County Argus: Reports from
all sections of the county, gathered from
parties attending court, are most favorable
regarding stock and the outcome OF the
winter. There are some poor cattle, but
generally they are looking we'll Wool
growers have no complaint to make, and
are quite hopeful of good prices next
season.
MIR. VIM. II. Brennan and Miss Rosa
Ferrell, both of Boulder, were married this
morning at the Cathedral at 8 o'clock. The
ceremony was witnessed by a large num-
ber of Helena friends and quite party of
Jefferson county people who came in for
the occasion, The happy couple are guests
at the Grand Central. Both are prominent
people of Boulder.
Among those who purchased tickets
for California over the Northern Pacific
yesterday were: Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Klein
schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. William Davenport
and Miss Davenport, Mr.. and Mrs. Dickin'
son, Miss Laura Dickinson and Miss Hattie
Dickinson, Mrs A. j. Davidson, Mrs. II.
Kahn, Mrs F. E. Hoss, Mrs. A. Lavalle,
Mrs. P J. Klein,..J. S. Russell, J. o. Allen,
r. B. Thompson, j A. Soloman, Miss Emma
J. Howard, Miss Emma Bell and Miss Mary
Kessler.
Benton Riuer Press: The case of Choteau
vs. Cascade for $50, 900 will long be remem-
bered by our people. 1T will be recalled
that the court, in awarding judgment to
Choteau county, held that Cascade county
was not liable for the ten months interest
on the $4,000, but indicated that the then
Commissioners of Cascade county were per-
sonally liable to Choteau county for the
interest, which, at 10 per cent, (the legal
rate), amounts to $4,000. The Choteau
County Commissioners, at their recent ses-
sion, ordered that suit be instituted to re-
cover the $4,000 due.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed with the Secretary of State for the
Silver King Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany. The capital is 100000 in 100000
shares of S. each. The property owned
by the company consists of the following
named lodes: The Silver King, Silver
Mountain, Alice, Emma, st. Paul, Genet
and Eclipse, all of which lie on Mill creek,
tributary to the Yellowstone river, in
Park county, about twenty miles above
Livingston. The main Office will be at
Livingston, with branch Office at Still
water, MINI. The incorporators are John
Mccartney, Seneca Brownell, James M.
Kripner, John L. Fox, Samuel Mathews,
w. Boyle, David Tiger, Geo. c. Pond and
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