The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-27
JOTTlNGs ABOUT TOWN.
Tic city council viii ines, tonight.

Tie sIty eouneii will ynsst tonight.
Marshal Cronin has : letter Tor Edward
1t0Ach.
A. Au.hisr IL tho father of ! hcaneina
daughter.
Yesterday was IN unnaualiy dull day for
fuIice Magistrate flanders.
Tho ~slsciicn Of ~oftcsre f0s ths meet court
Will be heIu 0n Wednesday.
1he Farsniahtiy iscturs has l,ssn. post.
ronsd Until tho evening Of TssAsAs, fsbtMs
AIRY D.
a. siisht runaway occurred Yesterday on
Hudnev street. A broken harness ana v
feW smashed spUkds we're ths tcsults.
The Salvation army penetrated tho wllda
Of jackson, Wovd Hnu Joliut streets last
night and loudly haunted their flags aud
tnMbcuFincg.
And still tho spring.tims weather ION.
times. Clothing merchants complain that
there has been practically no demand for
winter wear y0s.
standing room only" was tho sign IN
front OF the door al Ming's last evening"
This sale Of seats for tho performance this
evening Is very 1arge.
Peter Lobclle, aged Oh years, died ON Sat
nrdhy Ut Little Wolf Crock, three miles
southwest Of Wolf Creek. Services will DO
held at Wolf Greek NJ 2 10 O'clock his after
noon.
The receptacle for mail matter In the
door OF the rostofiice should be enlarged
Nearly every night the bog IN 80 full that IT
is impossible to got a letter In ~ fouf
o'clock in the morning.
The railroad officials in this city declined
yesterday TO discuss the accident AZ butte.
All seen united in saying that y would
probably be difficult to say just where tho
responsibility belonged.
Il. w. Beattie has placed q watchman In
49,. - 49, .uF.-A l1.~ Han Nsnut n ~ n -
Since its doors were closed James Roger
says business has increased about W per
cent. at his new Helena cafe.
Wood street was the scene of n hair pull
ing struggle at nm early hour Monday
morning. The madams of houses No. l and
No. 70 had q falling out. Both were az
rested, but released on bail.
1t is authoritatively denied that the pro
prietress and manager Of the Coliseum
theatre contemplate matrimony, though
the report set vaudeville circles all agog. as
a rare social event was anticipated.
Mr.. DAILY, the local manager Of the opera
house, assisted by Il policeman, summarlly
erected a mar from the house last evening
who WAS loaded both OF the interior ~
exterior with several bottles Of jag.
John E. East received a check Of $40 yes
terdav from the Odd Fellows Mutual Aid
n Accident association in payment for
injuries received last September, when his
team was smashed up by the fire engine.
A deed from Eliza Roush transferring to
Richard Jockey lots II. 16 and Il. in block
40. and lots 3, 50, block 20, and lots s., 10.
block $50, was placed or record yesterday.
The consideration named is s 6,396.6O.
A full rehearsal for ''Pinafore" will be
had at Encore hall this evening. All are
requested to be in attendance promptly at
3 o'clock. Also those who have books in
their possession. not participating, will
please leave them at the mnsic store OF H..
w. jackson.
The people who attended Ming's last
night were obliged to gaze upon a vulgarly
loud ''wall flower which stood in the left
aisle during the performance, varying the
monotony by ~promenading in the lobby and
up to the balcony. 1t was the notorious
Mrs. B~loodyknife, who gives the police SO
much trouble.